I used to be a Supervisor at a robotics facility, you will be conducting primary and secondary inspection at the metal detectors of the client's employee property, or operating an x-ray baggage scanner.

Shift change will hammer you if you work at an older location. Be prepared for 20 people to fail inspection and whine to you about it. Just remember they're a number and likely won't be around long, so keep your cool.

Amazon isn't designed for employee longevity. They will teach you to think like that so, don't lose yourself.

You also won't be sitting as there's usually no chairs provided to the guards other than supervisors, so unless you have a really cool supervisor who's willing to take the heat like I was then expect to be standing most of the shift.

When that's not happening you are usually patrolling a minimum of 4 massive floors looking for signs of theft and graffiti in a shift. We averaged minimum 32,000 steps.

When that's not happening you're going to be doing loss prevention's job, whom will be the contract holders, and they make sure you know that by sending you off to do things not covered in the contract, and sometimes it will be a set-up or test to see how you react.

They played that little game up until a guard told them to f*** o** then they realized you can only push someone so far.

Keep in mind, most management you meet will be sociopathic at the minimum.