Armed Protective Security Officer - NCR
Armed Protective Security Officer - NCR
Posted today
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
- Enforcing access control measures to permit entry only to authorized individuals, packages, and vehicles
- Operating walk-through and hand-held metal detectors, as well as x-ray machines, to screen individuals and items
- Conducting thorough vehicle inspections
- Identifying and addressing security threats according to established protocols
- Preventing, detecting, and apprehending individuals attempting unauthorized access or violating laws
- Executing emergency closure procedures and providing security assistance during crises
- Conducting roving guard services and perimeter/interior patrols to identify security breaches and unsafe conditions
- Delivering exceptional customer service to facility employees and visitors
- Monitoring and operating various security systems, including intrusion detection, surveillance, and access control systems
- Providing escort and courier services for the safe transportation of personnel and property
- Performing emergency responses, including CPR, AED, and first aid, as needed
- Minimum age requirement: 21 yearsUS citizenship or lawful permanent residency for current members of the U.S. Armed Services or individuals with an Honorable Discharge from the U.S. Military
- Ability to work all shifts, any days of the week
- Must have been issued a Social Security Card by the Social Security Administration
- Able to obtain and maintain DHS suitability
- Successful completion of Medical/Physical examination and Drug testing with favorable results
- Successful completion of New Hire Academy training
- Successful passing of firearms qualifications.
- Physical/Mental Requirements and Working Environment
- Stand and walk for extended periods of up to twelve hours
- Work outdoors in various weather conditions
- Work extended shifts and overtime when necessary.
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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Once you apply, someone reads it and calls you before anything reaches the employer — usually within two working days.
