Benefits:
401(k)
Company parties
Competitive salary
Flexible schedule
Free uniforms
Opportunity for advancement
Position Overview
The Security Officer is responsible for maintaining a safe, secure, and professional environment across a variety of posts, including commercial buildings and hospitality/lounge venues. Officers are expected to uphold company standards, provide excellent customer service, and ensure strict adherence to site-specific policies and procedures.
Key Responsibilities
Commercial Building Security
Monitor and control access at building entrances, lobbies, and parking facilities.
Conduct regular patrols of offices, hallways, stairwells, elevators, and restricted areas.
Monitor surveillance systems (CCTV) and report suspicious activities or security breaches.
Respond to alarms, emergencies, and incidents, coordinating with law enforcement and emergency services when required.
Enforce property policies, including visitor registration, contractor/vendor access, and tenant safety protocols.
Write detailed daily activity logs, incident reports, and shift handovers for management.
Lounge / Hospitality Security
Control access to lounges, bars, or event spaces by verifying IDs and ensuring compliance with age restrictions.
Monitor crowd behavior, de-escalate disturbances, and intervene when necessary to maintain a safe atmosphere.
Work closely with staff and management to support guest safety and satisfaction.
Escort unruly or unauthorized individuals from the premises professionally and discreetly.
Ensure compliance with local laws, venue policies, and occupancy regulations.
Maintain visibility and professionalism while balancing guest-friendly service with strong security presence.
General Duties (Both Environments)
Maintain high visibility to deter theft, vandalism, or disorderly conduct.
Conduct safety checks and report hazards (fire exits, lighting, blocked pathways, etc.).
Provide assistance to staff, tenants, and guests with professionalism and courtesy.
Uphold confidentiality and discretion at all times.
Communicate effectively via radio, phone, or in-person with supervisors and fellow officers.
Remain calm, composed, and decisive under pressure.