Shift Security Supervisor - Bethesda, MD (Operations)
bti securityBethesda (MD)
Shift Security Supervisor - Bethesda, MD (Operations)
Posted 19 days ago
bti securityBethesda (MD)
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
Job Skills / Requirements Provide supervision and oversight of officers and shifts Demonstrates the capacity to effectively manage a security guard services contract Perform regular post inspection Adequately prepares written inspection and quality control reports Daily management of readiness capabilities of Armed and Un-Armed Security personnel in their duties of protection of client property, facility, personnel, and revenue throughout the Metropolitan AreaEnsure all officers credentials are maintained in accordance with contract requirements Assist Project Manager in implementing new and revised systems, process development and operating procedures Other duties as assigned by the Project Manager
Minimum Requirements:
- Two (2) years of experience supervising and leading unarmed/armed security personnel
- Must possess and maintain a valid Maryland Unarmed Security Guard license. Strong relevant knowledge of the security industry
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills
- Must have a customer service driven mindset
- Ability to communicate effectively and present information to all levels of internal and external customers
- Equipment and Software proficiency in the following: fax/copier/printer, Microsoft Office products (specifically Excel and Word)
Education Requirements:
- (Any):High School Diploma/GED At Least 2 Years of College Associates Degree
- Certification Requirements (All):MD Security Guard Certification Unarmed CPR/First AidThis job reports to the Project Manager
- This is a Part-Time position Weekends.
- Number of Openings for this position: 1
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