Unarmed Security Officer Job Smithfield Pennsylvania USA,Security

Location: Smithfield

One of the fastest growing private security firms in America is seeking qualified candidates for unarmed security officer positions in Smithfield, PA. We pride ourselves on values such as vigilance, servant leadership, and accountability. We promote an environment where our employees and clients are the driving factors to our organization’s success.

We are looking for unarmed security professionals who are passionate about protecting the assets of others. You will be responsible for detecting any suspicious activity and preventing vandalism, thefts, or other criminal behavior. The ideal candidate will build rapport with our client(s) while simultaneously maintaining an element of vigilance. The goal is to become the solution to our client's problem.

Responsibilities

Patrol premises regularly to maintain order and establish presence
Monitor and authorize entrance of vehicles or people in the property
Remove violators or trespassers from the area
Secure all exits, doors, and windows after end of operations
Check surveillance cameras periodically to identify disruptions or unlawful acts
Investigate individuals for suspicious activity or possessions
Respond to alarms by investigating and assessing the situation
Provide assistance to the client or individuals in need
Act as a temporary deterrent before arrival of authorities
Submit reports of daily surveillance activity and important occurrences

Skills

Proven experience as a security officer or guard
Knowledge of legal guidelines for area security and public safety
Familiarity with report writing

Excellent surveillance and observation skills
Tech‑savvy with experience in surveillance systems
High School diploma is required

Job Types: Full-time, Part-time

Pay: $17.00 per hour

Schedule:

8 hour shift
Holidays
Monday to Friday

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