How do professional bodyguards observe and avoid threats to the client's security?

How do professional bodyguards observe and avoid threats to the client's security? Professional private bodyguards keep their clients away from any known or possible threats by avoiding, always being vigilant and understanding the surrounding environment. The threat prevention method for your client attaches great importance to observation skills; Always be vigilant, pay attention to the suspicious behavior of others, and foresee and avoid possible dangers at long, medium and close distances. Administrative supervision administrative supervision is a term used to describe a specially planned, organized and goal-oriented activity to detect potential threats in your area. The difference between performing monitoring and general protective observation is that monitoring follows a goal and ensures the safety of your client by following a detailed observation plan of a precise method. The executive surveillance discipline described below applies to bodyguards working alone or in teams. The development of administrative supervision discipline is an easily acquired skill and should become an important part of "radar and warning equipment" to avoid threats before they change. Threat severity classification this process is about classifying the severity of threats in the region to determine the response, including: 1. Monitoring people wandering in the region; 2. Obtaining continuous evaluation of information in the region, which provides an immediate threat feedback cycle; 3. Paying attention to those who monitor you and customers; 4. Being acutely aware of "triangular surveillance" (three or more surveyors are used in groups of three or more people who monitor from three or more locations relative to your location) 5. Avoid strangers from being too close to your client 6. Avoid vehicles from being too close to your location when driving slowly 7. Check whether there are any trends or phenomena in the region 8. Formulate immediate response plans for certain situations in advance 9 Prepare to retreat to the pre arranged safe place 10. Defense technology and administrative supervision skills for safely arriving at the designated place. The bodyguard shall use the following threat prevention and monitoring technologies; Begin to observe the nearby area purposefully and systematically. Before you accurately assess when someone poses a potential threat, you need to have a recognized safety standard and normal standard, observe the normal behavior of people and activities in the area, and look for people who show wrong behavior after you know what is normal. Close up, start with the area closest to your client and keep your consciousness focused 360 degrees. Close range risk represents the highest threat and gives you shorter response time. Your execution monitoring should be within reach of 20 feet away. Don't just look at the evaluation area; List everything you see in your heart. Don't simply browse the area and protect the direct area around you. If someone suddenly enters your direct area, please respond immediately. The following are the distances you should measure: 1. Personal distance. This does not apply to all cultural or country specific locations. It is only used for administrative guidance. 2. Intimacy ranges from 0 inches to 18 inches. This is often a private area for lovers, close friends and children who depend on their parents. 3. The chat distance is 1.5 feet to 4 feet. This is the comfortable area for chatting at the party. 4. Social distance social distance is 4 feet to 5 feet. 5. Medium distance after checking the direct area, move your executive monitoring to medium distance. Medium risk is the second biggest threat faced by the client, because they only give you a moderate response time, keep your consciousness focused on 360 degrees, and your administrative monitoring should be within 20 feet to half a block. 6. After long-distance inspection of the medium area, you should start to carefully inspect the long-distance monitoring. Long distance risk gives you more time to develop an action plan. Your awareness should be from half a city block to a complete block or more. 7. Repeat the monitoring cycle. After observing each distance, you should monitor the potential risk of each area through the overlapping interval of close, medium and long-distance consciousness. You should write down the abnormal changes, immediately put them under suspicion, and remind other bodyguard members of the bodyguard team to be vigilant at all times.