Manitoba Security Guard License Practice Test

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Your supervisor asks you to write a detailed summary report briefing the client regarding an occurrence. You have never written a report of this nature before. What do you do?

Write the report and seek the assistance and advice of your supervisor

When presented with a task that is unfamiliar, it is important to seek guidance and support from a supervisor. Writing a detailed summary report can be a complex and daunting task, and seeking the assistance of someone with more experience can help to ensure that the report accurately and effectively conveys the necessary information. Option B, advising your supervisor this is not in your job description, is not a proactive approach and may not result in a successful report. Option C, asking co-workers to assist with the report, is a good idea, but it is still important to involve your supervisor in the process for overall guidance and direction. Option D, doing the best you can and submitting the report as is, may not necessarily result in a high-quality report and can potentially harm the relationship with the client. Therefore, it is best to choose option A and seek the assistance and advice of your supervisor for the best outcome.

Advise your supervisor this is not in your job description

Ask your co-workers to assist you with the report and detail all concerns the team may have regarding the incident

Do the best you can and submit the report as is