CCTV Operator
Gulbahar Center
Grade 12
Kabul Afghanistan
Full Time
408
Date Posted
Dec 08, 2024
Vacancies
1
Closing Date
Dec 20, 2024
Reference
GI-HR-02
Gender
Male
Requires Travel
No
Experience
2.0 Year(s)
Probation Period
3 Month(s)
The duties of a CCTV Operator
- Monitoring Surveillance Systems:
- Continuously monitor live CCTV camera feeds to observe activities in and around the premises.
- Focus on critical areas like entrances, exits, and high-security zones to detect any suspicious activities or incidents.
- Recording and Storing Footage:
- Ensure the proper recording and storage of CCTV footage for future reference.
- Regularly check that the cameras are recording correctly and that storage space is sufficient.
- Incident Detection and Reporting:
- Identify and document security incidents or suspicious activities in real-time.
- Report any incidents, breaches, or anomalies promptly to the security supervisor or management.
- Provide detailed reports about incidents, including the time, date, and relevant footage.
- Coordinating with Security Personnel:
- Direct on-the-ground security staff to specific locations when suspicious activities or emergencies are observed.
- Assist security guards by providing real-time information from CCTV footage.
- Maintaining and Adjusting Equipment:
- Regularly check and maintain the CCTV equipment to ensure it is functioning properly.
- Adjust camera angles, zoom levels, and focus settings to ensure optimal coverage of high-priority areas.
- Emergency Response:
- Respond quickly to security breaches, incidents, or emergencies by alerting the appropriate personnel, such as guards, law enforcement, or emergency responders.
- Provide real-time footage or video evidence to assist in emergency situations and investigations.
- Documentation and Reporting:
- Create accurate records of daily monitoring activities, incidents, and actions taken.
- Prepare and submit detailed reports on security incidents, system status, and any other relevant information to management or authorities.
- System Troubleshooting:
- Troubleshoot basic issues with the CCTV system, such as camera malfunctions, recording failures, or display problems.
- Notify the IT or technical support team for more complex issues that require expert intervention.
- Compliance with Legal and Privacy Regulations:
- Ensure that CCTV operations comply with privacy laws and regulations, including restricting access to footage and ensuring data is stored securely.
- Monitor and protect the privacy of individuals while ensuring security measures are effective.
- Maintaining the CCTV Room:
- Ensure the CCTV control room is properly organized and equipped to operate effectively.
- Keep the equipment clean, orderly, and functional to maintain smooth operations.
- Training and Development:
- Train new staff or security personnel on how to operate CCTV systems and monitor feeds effectively.
- Stay updated on new CCTV technologies and techniques to improve the surveillance system's effectiveness.