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The Security Officer safeguards property by patrolling the premises and monitoring for theft, violence, safety issues, and/or disturbances through observation and reporting. Security Guard - Outdoor Retail & Industrial (FLEX/Rover - PT/FT)The FLEX/ROVER Guard will work as needed throughout the week.
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Performs protective, preventative, safety and security related enforcement functions while touring the school property to ensure the safety of all. We do prefer applicants who have worked in the police force or the army or those who have previous experience as a Security Guard, Security Officer, or another similar role.
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Security Guard Qualifications. Security Guard Requirements. Must have a valid Texas guard license and 2 years of security experience. A level III guard card in hand is REQUIRED for this armed position.
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Observation and reporting of security and safety hazards. Interaction with a variety of persons including clients, visitors, public safety officials, employees and the general public.
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Provide customer service to our clients by carrying out safety and security procedures, site-specific policies and when appropriate, emergency response activities. As a Security Guard, you will serve and safeguard clients in a range of industries such as Commercial Real Estate, Healthcare, Education, Government and more.
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Meet and maintain all licensing requirements for Security Guards, including passing a Criminal Background Check, as required by the Texas Department of Public Safety Private Security Bureau (PSB.
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Oversee security and safety services that provide for the protection and wellbeing of all people, assets, and property. Level III — Commissioned Security Guard (Or Armed Security Guard) Certification.
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Assist supervisor in checking alarm systems and safety and fire department systems, closely monitoring security of building doors, service areas and delivery areas. Answer house calls, assist guests and employees with respect to safety, security and hotel operations.
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Must be able to be licensed by the Texas Department of Public Safety - Private Security. We are seeking reliable and trustworthy unarmed Security Officers to join the ACT Security Group team.
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The ideal candidate has experience with public safety and security and operates with a high degree of integrity at all times. Strong understanding of public safety and security procedures.
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Key Responsibilities: Patrol and Monitor: Regularly patrol assigned areas, including buildings, facilities, and outdoor areas, to ensure the safety and security of the premises. The Unarmed Security Guard will monitor and patrol assigned areas, prevent illegal or inappropriate actions, and provide a visible deterrent to potential threats.
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Haven Preventive Services is a leading provider of Security Guard Services, dedicated to maintaining the safety and security of our clients and employees. Valid Texas security guard license.
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