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G4S
Sizewell C

We are currently recruiting for a Security Officer to join the G4S team, working for a well-known site in Ipswich!

Pay Rate: £15.03 per hour

Hours:

Full-time, 42 hours per week
Shift Pattern:
Monday - Sunday, 06:00am - 18:00pm or 07:00am
-19:00pm

Applicants must have an SIA Licence, a Driving Licence and own transport to get to the site.

• Greeting staff and visitors
• Controlling access in and out of the building
• Patrolling the premises and ensuring security protocols are being adhered to
• Dealing with disturbances/ issues and security incidents
• Dealing with first aid and incident reporting

• To be aged 18 or over
• To preferably hold a valid Door Supervisor or Security Guarding License
• Be a great communicator, verbally and written
• To have great customer service skills
• Knowledgeable of Microsoft Office platforms

For this role you must have evidence of right to work in the UK. As a project, we do not discriminate on the grounds of age, gender, race, colour, religion, disability or sexual orientation, and we welcome applications from all sections of the community.

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