Camp Security Guard - Squamish

Overview

Our Security Officers at this large camp in the Squamish area are responsible for detecting and deterring activities that could result in harm to or loss of project personnel, assets, equipment, environment, or reputation. The project's security program is in place to protect people, assets, and the operations of the project from a broad variety of threats and hazards that can result in harm and losses.

• Access Control: 100% verification checks will be conducted of all persons and vehicles entering sites.
• ETMP Verification:
  Verification of all equipment, tools and material leaving site via the ETMP process.
• Inspections and Searches:
  Cursory inspections of all persons, vehicles, equipment, and cargo entering the site. Detailed searches will be conducted at random or for cause, including personal property, vehicles, and on site.
• Patrols:
  Random mobile patrols of all perimeters, work sites, docks, laydowns and facilities on the lease. Foot patrols may be conducted of specific buildings and facilities, especially after normal work hours.
• Badging:
  All persons and vehicles entering the site are required to be registered and provided an /badge or vehicle pass before entering. They use this badge to electronically scan on and off site.
• Traffic Enforcement:
  Radar and other means to enforce traffic regulations.
• Enforcement of Policies:
  Project policies enforced through a combination of specific security operations.
• Traffic Control:
  Required during peak traffic periods, at the scene of incidents, during movement of oversized loads, and at other times (e.g., site evacuations).
• Emergency/Security Dispatch: 24/7 communication of incidents.
• Incident Response:
  Attend and lead security incidents or other site emergencies, conducting investigations as needed.
• Statistics:
  Security staff collect statistics on a wide variety of activities and topics.

• Excellent communication, customer service and problem‑solving skills.
• BC Security License.
• Physical ability to stand and/or patrol for the majority of a shift.
• Ability to interact and build strong relationships with team members, client personnel, members of the public, and emergency services.
• A passion for being active; patrols may be indoors or outdoors, in all weather conditions, including stairwells and uneven surfaces.
• Experience and ability to lead in emergency situations, which may include trauma, aggression, intoxication, bodily fluids, etc.
• Basic proficiency with technology, including writing reports on a computer, tracking patrols on a smartphone, and communicating via two‑way radio.
• Optional certifications such as CSTS 2020, PCST, or OFA1 are a plus.

• All shifts are 12‑hours on a 2‑week on, 2‑week off rotation.
• Accommodations are provided during the two weeks on shift.
• Local candidates are preferred; fly‑in/fly‑out is not offered at this time.

• Paladin Security is committed to a diverse workforce and a workplace culture of respect, inclusion, and diversity.
• The company provides accommodations for people with disabilities through the interview process and while employed.
• This is a full‑time position.