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Unarmed Security Guard (London KY)

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l4 security consulting groupLondon (KY)

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Security GuardA Security Guard comprises the base element of security services. General duties and responsibilities including providing security services to a variety of clients. These duty posts include Federal government, manufacturing and distribution facilities, schools and colleges, religious institutions, retail sites and any other fixed or temporary location as needed or required. Essential Duties and Responsibilities1. Protect property and lives2. Monitor entrance/egress of property3. Identify visitors and ask for appropriate documentation.4. Guard against theft and maintain security5. Respond to alarms and calls of distress6. Complete accurate daily & incident reports by recording observations, information occurrences and surveillance activities7. Prevent passage of prohibited vehicles into restricted areas8. Prevent access to unauthorized persons9. Inspect and adjust security systems, equipment, and machinery to ensure operational use10. Regulate and monitor building systems11. Inspect windows and doors to ensure locks are in place and working12. Complete all required security logs13. Communicate effectively with client management, employees, and visitors Qualifications1. Must have a High School diploma or GED2. Must be at least 18 years of age3. Maintain professionalism and ability to wear a uniform neatly and correctly4. Ability to provide excellent customer service verbally and in writing.5. Must have the ability be alert and appropriately deal with escalated and crisis/emergency situations.6. Ability to multi-task7. Ability to operate a computer and other security devices.8. Depending on the client and state, must be able to obtain required training and licensures. EOE/M/F/VET/Disabilities EmployerVEVRAA Federal Contractor * Priority referrals for protected veterans*We participate in the E-Verify Employment Verification Program

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