Security Officer/crowd Controller

Security Officer/crowd Controller


Company
Tenga
Location
Johannesburg
Posted
10 days ago
Via
Jobs Trabajo.org

Job Description
**MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS**
- Grade 10
- Must have a valid PSIRA Qualification Grade B
- Driver’s license will be advantageous
- Good communication skills
- Being armed will be advantageous
- Experience in Security industry
• *MINIMUM RESPONSIBILITIES/DUTIES**
- Must always report everything happening in the premises to the operations managers.
- Make the operations managers aware of staff members reporting to work late.
- Ensure other staff members report to duty timeously.
- Patrol officer
- Access control officer
- Asset protection officer
• *Job Types**: Full-time, Part-time

Pay: R6 000,00 - R8 500,00 per month

Expected hours: 60 per week
• *Education**:

- High School (matric) (preferred)

Application Deadline: 2024/10/11

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