Security Operations Supervisor

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a2a securityMillbrae (CA)

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$25.00

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About the role

A2A Security is looking to expand its team in San Francisco, CA, and is in search of a committed and skilled Security Operations Supervisor.
Role Overview: In this role, you will start by serving as a security guard and will gradually transition into a full-time supervisory position as we grow our operations. You will need to complete the training for a PPO license, which is crucial for your progression within our company. If you already hold a PPO license, that will be a significant advantage.
Key Responsibilities: Ensure a professional and visible security presence at assigned locations. Supervise daily security operations and ensure adherence to safety standards. Manage access control and monitor surveillance systems. Respond promptly and effectively to incidents and emergencies. Assist in training and mentoring junior security personnel. Prepare incident reports and maintain accurate records. Enforce company policies and procedures to create a safe work environment.
Requirements: A valid California Security Guard License is mandatory. Willingness to complete the required course for acquiring a PPO license. Previous experience in a supervisory or security position is preferred. Strong communication and leadership abilities. Reliability, punctuality, and professionalism are crucial. Capability to manage stressful situations effectively and calmly.
Working Conditions: This role offers both full-time and part-time options. Shifts may vary, including days, evenings, and weekends based on operational demands. Competitive hourly pay starting at $25.00, commensurate with experience.

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