About the role
Society guards are the steady presence residents see every day. You manage who comes in, keep an eye on the premises and are the first to respond when something goes wrong.
You will be posted at a fixed site with regular supervisor visits and a clear handover at every shift change.
What you’ll do
- Manage the main gate and record visitors, deliveries and vehicles
- Check with residents before letting visitors in
- Patrol the premises on a fixed schedule, especially at night
- Watch CCTV where installed and report anything unusual
- Respond first to fire, medical or security incidents and call for help
- Hand over clearly at shift change and keep the duty register up to date
Where you’ll work
Every client is different. Here is what each type of assignment involves and what the client usually asks of the team.
Apartment societies
Gate duty, visitor and courier logs, parking discipline and night rounds.
Courtesy with residents, strict visitor checks and reports to the committee.
Gated communities & townships
Multiple gates, perimeter patrols and coordination with other guards.
Alertness on long night shifts and clear radio or phone updates.
Independent bungalows
Single-post guarding, visitor control and property checks.
Reliability and trust; often working alone.
Requirements
- Age 20–50
- Minimum Class 10 pass
- Willing to work night shifts on rotation
- Able to read and write a visitor register
- Basic Hindi, Assamese or English
Good to have
- Previous guarding experience
- Familiarity with CCTV, intercom or visitor-management apps
- Living near the assigned site
Dress code & kit
- Association security uniform, provided after joining
- ID card, whistle and torch on duty; lathi where the site requires it
Training we provide
- Gate procedure and visitor management
- Night patrol routines
- Fire safety and basic first aid
- Reporting to residents and the committee
Documents to bring
- Aadhaar card or other government photo ID
- Address proof (current Guwahati address)
- Two recent passport-size photographs
- Police verification (we help you apply if you do not have one)
- Experience or discharge certificate, if any
- Bank account details for payments