Järjestyksenvalvojana

Järjestyksenvalvojana is a Finnish term that translates to "as a security guard" or "acting as a peacekeeper" in English. It refers to an individual who is authorized to maintain public order and safety in specific locations or during specific events. These individuals often work in places where crowds gather or where there is a higher risk of disturbances, such as bars, clubs, concerts, sporting events, and public transportation.

The role of a järjestyksenvalvojana involves several key responsibilities. These include preventing disorder, intervening in conflicts, and ensuring that rules and regulations are followed. They are trained to de-escalate tense situations, provide assistance to individuals in need, and if necessary, detain individuals who pose a threat to public safety. Järjestyksenvalvojana are also expected to cooperate with law enforcement and emergency services when required.

To become a järjestyksenvalvojana in Finland, individuals must undergo specific training and obtain a license. This training covers topics such as legislation, conflict management, first aid, and the use of necessary force. The licensing process ensures that only qualified and responsible individuals are entrusted with these duties. The authority of a järjestyksenvalvojana is defined by law and is limited to the specific circumstances and locations for which they are authorized. Their primary objective is to ensure a safe and orderly environment for everyone.