Post orders are written instructions for security personnel detailing duties, responsibilities, and conduct at a specific post. These orders must clearly express the policies and expectations of the protected organization, ensuring alignment with security protocols and business objectives.
A (Reviewing shift log) is a task, not a policy directive.
C (Verbal instructions override written) contradicts best practice.
D (Policies of local authorities) may influence actions but do not replace enterprise policies in post orders.
[References:, PSP Study Guide – Security Operations and Post Orders, POA Manual – Guard Force Management, ]
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