The hotel security guard protects guests, staff, and property by patrolling the premises, monitoring surveillance systems, and responding to emergencies. This is a part-time position. Responsibilities: Property Patrols : Conduct regular foot or vehicle patrols of hallways, parking lots, lobbies, and perimeter areas to deter unauthorized access or suspicious behavior. Access Control : Monitor entry points, check guest or employee credentials, and restrict access to back-of-house or private event spaces. Emergency Response : Respond quickly to disturbances, medical situations, or fire alarms, administering basic first aid or CPR and coordinating with local emergency services when necessary. Guest Assistance : Provide polite, customer-focused service by answering questions, resolving noise complaints, and escorting guests or staff during late hours. Incident Reporting : Maintain detailed logs and write clear reports on daily activities, security breaches, or property damage. Surveillance Operation : Monitor CCTV camera feeds and alarm panels to identify potential safety hazards or suspicious activities. Qualifications: Education : High school diploma or equivalent. Experience : Prior work in security, law enforcement, military, or the hospitality industry. Certifications : Valid state security guard license (guard card) alongside First Aid and CPR certifications. Skills : Strong verbal de-escalation, conflict resolution, active observation, and clear communication abilities. Physical Fitness : Ability to stand, walk long distances, and patrol large hotel grounds for extended shifts.

• Property Patrols: Conduct regular foot or vehicle patrols of hallways, parking lots, lobbies, and perimeter areas to deter unauthorized access or suspicious behavior. • Access Control: Monitor entry points, check guest or employee credentials, and restrict access to back-of-house or private event spaces. • Emergency Response: Respond quickly to disturbances, medical situations, or fire alarms, administering basic first aid or CPR and coordinating with local emergency services when necessary. • Guest Assistance: Provide polite, customer-focused service by answering questions, resolving noise complaints, and escorting guests or staff during late hours. • Incident Reporting: Maintain detailed logs and write clear reports on daily activities, security breaches, or property damage. • Surveillance Operation: Monitor CCTV camera feeds and alarm panels to identify potential safety hazards or suspicious activities.