Security Patrol and Armed Response Services Sample Clauses

Security Patrol and Armed Response Services. (Grade C & NKP Guards)  Execution of crime prevention patrols and armed response at the critical network infrastructure and hotspot areas including any other specified sites within regional boundaries.  Visiting and patrolling of Eskom sites at irregular intervals and not in a specific sequence, to detect the presence of unauthorized person, suspicious activities or occurrences that may endanger personnel or critical network infrastructure.  Prevention of unauthorized removal of Eskom assets from Eskom sites and network infrastructure.  Perform armed response activities to substations, Eskom offices, and network infrastructure and hotspot areas in the assigned area of operation.  Provide escort duties to Eskom employees and contractors while working in hotspot areas and as required by Eskom.  The use of dogs for night shift patrols is a requirement for the predetermined and specified areas.  The patrol teams will be expected to report for duty at a specified Eskom site before commencement with patrol activities. Eskom reserves the right to change the reporting base within the boundaries of the allocated geographical area.  The Eskom Security project manager or his/her delegate reserves the right to re-direct crime prevention activities in his/her area of responsibility.  No deviations from the operational plan without the authorization of the Eskom Security project manager or his/her delegate will be permitted. The Security Service providers’ duties are not limited to the above, but shall include any other legal security activities that Eskom may introduce in order to enhance security in the Operating Divisions, in line with the security services outlined here above and such activities shall be communicated to the Service provider in writing. ESKOM TELECOMMUNICATIONS’ AD-HOC SECURITY SERVICES REQUIREMENTS FOR PORT XXXXXXXXX, MTHATHA AND EAST LONDON – EASTERN CAPE
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