Which of the following is NOT typically part of a security guard’s duties?

Conducting medical examinations is not typically part of a security guard’s duties. Security guards are responsible for maintaining safety and security in their assigned areas, which includes tasks such as patrolling, observing, reporting incidents, and enforcing company policies, as well as applicable laws. While they may need to be knowledgeable about emergency response procedures and first aid, the role does not extend to performing medical examinations, which require specific medical training and certification that security personnel do not possess.

In contrast, patrolling assigned areas is a core function of security guards to deter crime and ensure the safety of the environment they oversee. Educating the public about safety procedures and policies is also part of their responsibilities, especially in customer-facing roles. Enforcing laws may fall within their responsibilities to some extent, as they are expected to report violations and ensure compliance with rules in their jurisdiction. However, medical examinations are a specialized task that goes beyond their scope of training and expertise.