Security Officer FT
andy frain servicesTallahassee (FL)
Security Officer FT
Posted 3 days ago
andy frain servicesTallahassee (FL)
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
Now Hiring: Security Officers Maintain a safe environment by monitoring activity, assisting visitors, and responding to incidents. If you're alert, reliable, and customer-focused, this role fits your strengths. What You GetWeekly Pay: Steady income you can count onFlexible Scheduling: For a built-in work/life balance Exclusive Employee Discounts: Save on everyday products and services Employee Assistance Program: Confidential support when life gets toughA Workplace That Values You: Supportive environment focused on your well-being
What You'll Do:
- Control entrances and manage traffic
- Patrol buildings and surrounding areas
- Escort personnel and materials
- Conduct inspections of security and fire exposures
- Complete Daily Activity and Incident Reports
- Respond to alarms and emergencies
- Communicate daily with supervisors
- What Makes You Great For This RoleYou're vigilant, disciplined, and observant
- You communicate clearly and professionally
- You stay calm and focused in stressful situations
- You're reliable and customer-service oriented
- You adapt well to changing environments
- You handle multiple priorities with ease
Minimum Requirements:
- High School Diploma or GED3–6 months security or life-safety experience
- State Guard license
- Ability to lift 50 lbs. and perform physical tasks
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