Security Associate (Part-time)
Security Associate (Part-time)
Posted 2 days ago
SENIORITY
Entry
About the role
- Conduct excellent guest service by providing direction or offering assistance in a proactive manner; tactfully advise guests of property policies, safety infractions and code of conduct matters
- Conduct thorough patrols and provide presence by bicycle, on foot, or occasionally by golf cart
- Complete regular security checks of doors, windows, gates, mechanical rooms, fire exits as requested by the client or to guard against trespassers or unauthorized entry
- Establish relationships with external resources (police, fire department or EMS). Act as primary point of contact and assist upon arrival to property
- Attention to detail and accuracy of incident documentation and report writing
- Daily maintenance and safety checks of company issued equipment (bike, golf cart, phone, radio). Accountable for reporting identified issues or deficiencies in equipment
- Attendance and completion of all training modules
- Required education and experience:
- High school diploma or equivalent. Ability to obtain State of Texas Level II Non-Commissioned Officer certification
- PT associate avg 24 hours a week minimum 90% of shift is on bicycle. Carts available for patrol triggered by weather conditions.
- Training:
- Approx. 32 hours of guard shadowing training during first week of onboarding.
- Approx 6 to 8 hours of training with SM or DOS dependent on certification needs of new associate (Level II certified or not).OJT is ongoing and will be monitored by Mustang leadership as the associate progresses in his/her role.
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