Unarmed Security Officer
kent security servicesFort Lauderdale (FL)
About the role
Unarmed Security Officer(Security Officers) Ft lauderdale, FL, United States of America Kent Servicesis a family-owned security, technology, and building services company serving clients across the continental U.S. With nearly 2,000 employees, we offer rewarding careers, strong benefits, and opportunities for professional growth. We equip our team members with the tools and support they need to succeed while delivering exceptional service to every customer. State License B9000015Job Skills / Requirements
We are seeking dedicated and vigilant Security Officer's to join our security team! The role's require a proactive approach to surveillance and conflict management, ensuring that all safety protocols are followed. The ideal candidate will possess strong observational skills, a background in law enforcement or security, and the ability to respond effectively in various situations.
Responsibilities:
Monitor surveillance equipment, including CCTV systems, to detect and respond to suspicious activities.
Conduct regular patrols of assigned areas to deter and detect unauthorized access or potential threats.
Manage conflicts effectively, utilizing de-escalation techniques to resolve issues calmly and professionally.
Collaborate with law enforcement and emergency services when necessary.
Prepare detailed reports on incidents, observations, and actions taken during shifts.
Experience:
Familiarity with surveillance systems and loss prevention techniques is advantageous.
Strong conflict management skills with the ability to remain calm under pressure.
Excellent communication skills, both verbal and written, for effective reporting and collaboration.
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