Security Officer - Office Building Afternoon (FRO Div 2)
$16.00 per hour
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SENIORITY
Entry
SALARY
$16.00 per hour
About the role
- Maintain a professional presence while on duty and interacting with others
- Complete daily reports and scan checkpoints using the site's reporting system
- Keep an eye on parking areas, including reserved and accessible spaces
- Issue notices when needed and coordinate with management for towing approvals
- Pass along any incidents or concerns to supervisors without delay
- Provide directions or basic assistance to tenants and visitors
- Address unauthorized individuals in a calm and respectful manner
- Stay aware of surroundings and report anything unusual
- Prior security experience is helpful but not required
- Clear communication and the ability to work with different types of people
- Comfortable working both independently and with a team
- Basic familiarity with using technology for reports or tracking
- Reliable attendance and ability to stick to the schedule What tends to work well here:
- Customer-focused approach while still enforcing site rules
- Willingness to work with others and support the team when needed
- Paying attention to details and following through on tasks
- Staying composed in a busy or changing environment
- Being open to learning site-specific procedures
- The role involves standing and walking for much of the shift
- Work is mostly indoors, with occasional outdoor responsibilities
- Medical Insurance, Dental Insurance, Vision Insurance, Anniversary bonus
- This job reports to the Trevor Anderson
- This is a Full-Time position
- Relocation is not provided and travel is not required
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