Operations Manager — Security Agency Operations

Posted 2 days ago

elite guard security servicesSunny Isles (FL)

First-Line Supervisors of Security Workers Security Systems Services (except Locksmiths)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$85,000 – $110,000 per year

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About the role

Elite Guard and Patrol Services has protected South Florida properties since 1983. Family-owned, roughly 600 officers, over 120 properties across Broward and Miami-Dade. We are hiring an Operations Manager to run our Sunny Isles Beach office. You will own the daily operation of the branch and every department in it — personnel, client managers, quality assurance, training, dispatch, field supervision, HR, and payroll. Your job is to make sure our processes are actually followed, that coverage never slips, and that problems are solved before a client sees them. This is a decision-making seat with direct access to ownership, not a layer of middle management.

What we're looking for: 5+ years of operations or multi-site management in contract security.- Active Florida Class "MB" Manager License at hire (Class "D" required).- Experience leading managers and supervisors, not just line staff.- Fluency with scheduling/workforce platforms and Chapter 493 compliance.- Availability for after-hours escalations.

Compensation: $85,000 – $110,000 per year, plus health insurance, a monthly vehicle allowance, PTO, and paid holidays. On-site, Sunny Isles Beach, FL.Bilingual English/Spanish and high-rise or HOA portfolio experience are a plus. Elite Guard is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Florida License No. B0001444.

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