The typical tasks and responsibilities of personal bodyguards while working

• Protection of the Client: Personal bodyguards are responsible for the safety and security of their client at all times, employing various protective measures to mitigate risks and threats to the client's well-being.

• Risk Assessment: Bodyguards conduct thorough risk assessments to identify potential threats and vulnerabilities, analyzing the client's schedule, surroundings, and activities to anticipate and prevent security breaches or incidents.

• Close Protection: Bodyguards provide close protection to the client, maintaining physical proximity and vigilance to deter and respond swiftly to any potential threats, including physical harm, harassment, or unwanted attention.

• Security Planning and Logistics: Bodyguards develop security plans and strategies tailored to the client's needs and circumstances, coordinating transportation, scheduling, and communication protocols to ensure seamless execution of protective measures.

• Emergency Response: In the event of emergencies, security breaches, or threatening situations, bodyguards are trained to respond decisively, implementing emergency procedures, evacuating the client to safety, and coordinating with law enforcement or medical personnel as necessary.