The three major training contents of security personnel usually include: basic security knowledge, technical operation training and service quality training.

Basic knowledge of security inspection: security personnel need to master the basic knowledge of security inspection, the identification and handling of dangerous goods, and the prevention of common safety accidents. This knowledge can help them better understand safety standards and procedures and identify potential dangerous situations. Technical operation training: security personnel need to learn how to use various detection equipment, such as X-ray machine, metal detector, hand-held detector, etc. In addition, it is necessary to understand the functions and operation processes of relevant systems to ensure accurate and efficient safety inspection.

Service quality training: security personnel need to have good service attitude and skills, and communicate and interact effectively with passengers and other personnel. Therefore, security inspectors also need to receive relevant etiquette and communication skills training to improve their service quality and professional image. Security inspector, professional name, is a profession announced by Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security. Mainly refers to the personnel engaged in the safety inspection of public places such as airports, stations and docks.

Task: 1. Using instruments according to law to check the personnel entering and leaving customs, docks, airports and stations and their articles, storage and delivery; 2. Check and find suspicious items manually or by using unpacking, X-ray machines and explosion-proof instruments; 3. Check the identity cards or valid certificates of persons entering special places or isolated areas and the articles they carry; 4. Check the means of transport, goods and documents entering and leaving the customs; 5. According to laws and regulations, temporarily detain and confiscate suspicious items, and hand over violations or offenders to law enforcement departments for disposal; 6. Summarize and report the startup information of emergencies, special circumstances and emergency plans, and write self-inspection reports and rectification measures.