Bodyguards assigned to IGH security perform regular rounds to monitor sensitive areas, such as entrances, parking lots and common areas. They also control access to the different floors, ensuring that only authorized persons can access them. Their deterrent presence helps prevent intrusions and malicious acts.

In case of fire, evacuation or other emergency, bodyguards are trained to react quickly and effectively. They coordinate evacuations, guide occupants to emergency exits and ensure safety procedures are followed. Their knowledge of evacuation plans and safety equipment is essential to ensure the safety of all IGH occupants.

In addition to their preventive role, bodyguards also intervene in the event of incidents, such as disturbances to public order, conflicts between occupants or acts of vandalism. Their deterrent presence and ability to handle sensitive situations help maintain a calm and secure environment in HIVs.

Bodyguards work closely with local authorities and emergency services to ensure the safety of IGH occupants. They are involved in security planning, emergency response coordination and critical situation management. Their collaboration with authorities and emergency services is essential to ensure a quick and effective response when needed.