Commission Security Officer

Posted 17 days ago

tri shield security investigationsAustin (TX)

Security Guards Security Systems Services (except Locksmiths)

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$33,150 per year

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About the role

Commission Security Officer Tri Shield Security & Investigations currently has an opening for a full-time commissioned security officer to serve in the downtown Austin area and must have a level III card in hand. We are seeking experienced security officers with a positive attitude, customer service experience, great work ethics, and those who can work alone as well as with others. The ideal security officer is safety focused, an effective communicator, detail oriented, and ready to serve and protect the public and our clients. (Full-time Level 3 Commissioned) Candidates with criminal justice, military, police, and commissioned security experience are encouraged to apply.

Security Officer Duties: Maintain safety Patrol area, inspect buildings and premises Control traffic and parking by directing visitors Preparing daily reports Work with police and emergency authorities Serve as a deterrence to crime Provide information to guests

Requirements: High school diploma or equivalent At least 21 years of age Good working knowledge of security operations Pass background check Officer must have own firearm if working commissioned post Requires security license - experience preferred. Starting pay $17.00-$19.00 per hour with opportunity for advancement. Paid holiday rate, direct deposit, paid vacation after 1st year, quarterly and annual employee bonus incentive opportunities. Please send your resume for consideration. TX License #C19035 Tri Shield Security & Investigations, LLC 7000 North Mopac Expy suite 200 Austin, TX 78731

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