Account Manager - Security
Account Manager - Security
Posted 2 days ago
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
- Own scheduling, staffing levels, and overtime control; partner with Recruiting on pipeline health.
- Conduct site inspections, audits, and drills; ensure adherence to SOW, licensing, and training.
- Maintain accurate site documentation (site books, post orders, emergency procedures, equipment logs).Team Leadership
- Hire, onboard, coach, and develop Supervisors/Officers; conduct regular performance huddles.
- Enforce policies and standards consistently; recognize and reward strong performance.
- Foster a culture of safety, professionalism, and continuous improvement.
- Compliance & RiskEnsure compliance with client requirements, state/local licensing, and company policy.
- Lead incident response and reporting (near misses, injuries, property damage, workplace violence).Partner with the GM/HR on investigations, accommodations, and documentation best practices.
- Qualifications3–5+ years of progressive leadership in contract security, facilities, hospitality, or related operations (account/site management preferred).Proven client-facing experience with strong service recovery and stakeholder management skills.
- Working knowledge of security operations, incident management, and post order development.
- Familiarity with state security guard licensing requirements and training standards.
- Comfortable with scheduling systems such as Winteam and MS Office; data-driven decision-making.
- Strong written and verbal communication; able to create concise reports and SOPs.
- Ownership & Follow-Through
- Situational Leadership Operational Discipline
- Risk & Compliance Mindset
- Financial Acumen Coaching & Talent Development
- Continuous Improvement Physical/Environmental Requirements Ability to walk/stand for extended periods during site tours/inspections; occasional lifting up to 25 lbs. Work may include indoor/outdoor environments and variable weather; occasional evenings/weekends for emergencies or client needs.
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