This problem set thoroughly analyzes the scope of the Level 2 Facility Guarding Services examination and includes a total of 200 questions covering important topics. The chapters are systematically organized, from "Basic Matters Concerning Guarding Services" to "Facility Guarding Practices" and "Emergency Measures in Case of Accidents." Detailed explanations are provided for all questions, including the basis in laws and practical considerations, to support efficient learning. This book is ideal for current security guards aiming to pass the examination, as well as for anyone involved in facility safety management who wants to review and systematize their practical knowledge. ⸻ Book Contents • Chapter 1: Basic Matters Concerning Guarding Services (History of the security industry, legal status, qualifications, legal compliance) • Chapter 2: Implementation of Facility Guarding Services (Access control, patrols, standing guard, key management, surveillance) • Chapter 3: Emergency Measures in Case of Accidents (Firefighting, evacuation guidance, first aid, disaster preparedness) • Chapter 4: Response to Suspicious Persons and Objects (Reporting to the police, preserving the scene, handling self-defense equipment) • Chapter 5: Related Laws and Fundamental Human Rights (Key articles of the Security Services Act, Constitution, Penal Code, Civil Code, Fire Service Act) • Chapter 6: Practical Examination Preparation and Comprehensive Problems (Final review of important points spanning laws and practical application) • List of correct answers for all 200 questions, with detailed explanations of legal basis and practical points ⸻ Features • Completely master the scope of the Level 2 Facility Guarding Services examination with an overwhelming volume of 200 questions. • Deeply explains the essence of facility guarding, such as "delegation of management rights," to the specific selection of patrol routes. • Thoroughly covers frequently tested numerical values in the Security Services Act, such as "certification validity period" and "notification of changes." • Logically organizes essential knowledge to avoid legal troubles, such as the definitions of self-defense and necessity. • Develops the ability to pass in a short period through multiple-choice questions based on actual examination standards.