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PANJI ZAMAN SECURITY

Traffic Control Officers

Smooth traffic. Safer crossings. Coordinated movement.

Our traffic control personnel coordinate vehicle movement, support pedestrian crossings and keep building access routes clear through focused supervision and clear site procedures.

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Vehicle flow · Pedestrian safety · Clear access

Our duty objective

Keep vehicles and pedestrians moving smoothly, orderly and safely within the building premises through effective traffic control, congestion prevention and safety risk monitoring.

Job scope

Ten responsibilities for safer site traffic.

01

Traffic Flow Management

  • Control and coordinate vehicles entering and leaving the building premises.
  • Keep traffic flowing smoothly, orderly and safely.
  • Prevent congestion at entrances, exits and main routes.
  • Give drivers clear signals and directions according to safety procedures.
02

Drop-Off & Pick-Up Management

  • Manage vehicles in passenger drop-off and pick-up areas.
  • Prevent prolonged stops that obstruct traffic.
  • Support smooth vehicle movement during peak periods.
  • Give priority to emergency vehicles when required.
03

Entry & Exit Control

  • Monitor vehicles at building entrances and exits.
  • Keep entry and exit routes free from obstruction.
  • Direct vehicles to designated routes or parking areas.
  • Report defective barriers, signs or traffic facilities.
04

Parking & Obstruction Monitoring

  • Monitor vehicles stopped or parked in restricted areas.
  • Ask drivers to move vehicles obstructing access.
  • Keep emergency routes, fire access and loading bays clear.
  • Report parking violations to management according to site procedures.
05

Pedestrian Safety

  • Assist pedestrians crossing areas with vehicle movement.
  • Pay particular attention to older people, persons with disabilities, children and anyone needing help.
  • Keep pedestrian routes clear of vehicles.
  • Remind drivers to slow down in higher-risk areas.
06

Peak Hour Traffic Management

  • Manage congestion during arrival and departure periods.
  • Coordinate traffic during events, meetings and high visitor volumes.
  • Communicate with other security personnel to support vehicle flow.
  • Follow the traffic management plan set by building management.
07

Incident & Emergency Management

  • Report accidents, vehicle breakdowns and unusual incidents.
  • Manage the incident area to prevent congestion and secondary accidents.
  • Keep emergency vehicle routes unobstructed.
  • Contact supervisors or the relevant parties for further action.
  • Do not move accident vehicles without authorisation, except where immediately necessary for safety.
08

Traffic Area Inspections

  • Inspect assigned vehicle routes, drop-off areas and parking spaces.
  • Identify damaged surfaces, potholes, oil spills and accident hazards.
  • Check safety cones, signs and traffic control equipment.
  • Report defects and safety risks to management.
09

Daily Records & Reporting

  • Record traffic-related events throughout the shift.
  • Report unusual congestion, accidents and obstructing vehicles.
  • Take photographs as evidence when required.
  • Update WatchSentra reports according to procedure.
  • Provide a clear handover to the next shift.
10

Discipline, Safety & SOP Compliance

  • Wear the complete uniform and a reflective vest when required.
  • Use approved traffic control equipment.
  • Remain at the assigned duty location.
  • Avoid phone use and other distractions while directing traffic.
  • Follow safety procedures and instructions from supervisors and building management.
  • Do not direct traffic on public roads outside the assigned authority without permission from the relevant authorities.

The final deployment scope, reporting arrangements and site instructions are agreed with the client according to the premises and operating requirements.

Plan safer traffic flow at your premises.

Discuss entrances, peak periods, pedestrian crossings and deployment needs.

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