What type of incidents are PSOs required to report?

The requirement for Protective Security Officers (PSOs) to report all security-related incidents and suspicious activities is crucial for maintaining a secure environment. This comprehensive approach ensures that potential threats are documented and assessed, allowing for a proactive response to any situation that may compromise security. By capturing all relevant incidents, whether they seem minor or significant at first glance, PSOs contribute to the overall safety and security of the environment they protect.

Focusing solely on major crimes could result in missed opportunities to address smaller incidents that may escalate or indicate a larger issue. Similarly, while domestic disputes and incidents involving parked vehicles are important, they may not encompass the broader scope of security-related incidents that PSOs encounter. Therefore, requiring reports on all security-related incidents and suspicious activities supports a thorough and vigilant security posture. This holistic method fosters communication among security personnel, aiding in trends analysis and enhancing preparedness for potential risks.