| 英文摘要 |
Spurred by shocking incidents like the throat-cutting of a junior high school student in New Taipei City and the MRT slashing in Taichung, the demand for ''special security'' within the security industry is on the rise. This includes personal protection for business owners, security for mansion owners, and specialized humanitarian rescue missions. The increasing complexity of these tasks necessitates highly qualified special security personnel. However, objective standards for evaluating and selecting special security personnel remain lacking. Therefore, this study delves into the key factors for special security suitability. Employing literature review and the Delphi method, this study conducted expert interviews and identified three constructs and 15 key factors: Construct 1: Moral character; Construct 2: Security maintenance skills; Construct 3: Communication and crisis response. The findings reveal that moral character is the most crucial factor, followed by communication and crisis response, and security maintenance skills. The top six factors for selecting special security personnel, according to the study, are:(1)Loyalty - Weight 20.9% (2)Money values - Weight 11.9%(3)Workplace ethics - Weight 9.9%(4)Family background - Weight 11.9%(5)Criminal record - Weight 8.9%(6)Crisis prevention ability - Weight 7.3%. Six empirical cases cited in the study demonstrate perfect alignment with its analysis. It concludes that loyalty, money values, workplace ethics, family background, criminal record, and crisis prevention ability are all crucial screening factors when hiring special security personnel. The study recommends using these findings as a reference for special security personnel selection and assessment. |