Package Screener
andy frain servicesSeattle (WA)
About the role
Security Officer Security Officer License is required for this position. A leading national security firm is looking for immediate package screeners. This position requires employees to use screening technology to screen packages for prohibited items as well as perform equipment and record keeping duties.
Hours: Monday - Friday late afternoon evening hours.
Responsibilities:
Screen packages in compliance with guidelines set forth by employer. Actively screen and search for prohibited items and IEDs. This includes, but is not limited to physical search, explosive trace detection, and X-ray screening. (Will Train)Calibrate and maintain screening technology. Maintain written logs of vehicles that are screened. Maintain a working knowledge of emergency procedures and alarm resolution responsibilities. Complete and provide daily logs and reports for review. Be able to work in a team or part of a group.
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