GMR SECURITY SERVICES
Training programmes, company-paid accommodation and meals, and state training locations. For batch timings and location details, call GMR.
GMR provides a 28-day basic training programme for new security personnel, combining classroom learning with practical drills. The programme covers the required classroom and field-training hours, subject to applicable state requirements.
For experienced personnel who have already completed the required basic training. This 7-day programme revises site duties, access checks, reporting, emergency response and practical skills. It does not replace mandatory basic training.
A separate condensed basic course applies to ex-servicemen and former police personnel under applicable rules. Prior training records and role requirements must be checked before assigning a programme.
The company bears accommodation costs during the training programme. Confirm stay arrangements with the training team before arrival.
The company bears meal costs during the training programme. Confirm meal arrangements with the training team before arrival.
Classroom briefings explain duties and conduct. Demonstrations and supervised drills practise visitor checks, patrolling, communication, fire safety, first aid and emergency response. Practical assessment checks readiness for the assigned duties.
CCTV, cash-van support, airport duties, driving and facility services need additional instruction matched to the role, equipment and site procedures. Duration and any required licences or approvals are confirmed separately.
Discuss required licences, training records and site approvals. Relevant documents must be verified before work begins.
For the centre address, next batch, reporting time and other training details, please call GMR Support Team.
GMR SECURITY SERVICES
Clear radio communication helps teams coordinate patrols and respond to incidents.
Camera monitoring supports site visibility, incident review and timely reporting.
Visitor checks and entry records help manage access to authorised areas.