Armed Security Officer
$40.00 - $45.00 / Hour
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Posted 7 days ago
SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$40.00 - $45.00 / Hour
About the role
- Weekly Pay – Your hard work is rewarded.· Competitive Benefits – Health, dental, vision, and more.· Flexible Schedules – Work-life balance matters.· 401(k)
- Maintain a high level of visibility to deter illegal or inappropriate actions.· Assist customers, employees, and visitors with professionalism and courtesy.· Perform security patrols on foot or by vehicle across designated areas.· Respond swiftly and appropriately to incidents and critical situations.· Represent Metro One and our clients with integrity and strong interpersonal skills.
- Must be a current or retired Law Enforcement Officer, contingent on state requirement standards.· Flexible schedule required; weekend availability for events is essential.· Must have valid, up-to-date identification for I-9 form upon completion.· Ability to stand and maintain a post for 8 hours or longer.· Strong communication skills and professional demeanor.· I am willing to undergo Metro One's pre-employment screening and meet all applicable State, County, and Municipal armed officer requirements. Why Metro One? If you're looking for more than just a job — if you want to be part of a growing, supportive team where your hard work matters — Metro One is your next career move. We are dedicated to delivering unmatched service to our clients and creating a best-in-class work environment for our employees. Grow your career. Strengthen your skills. Make a difference. Metro One LPSG is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
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