Armed security Officers

Armed security Officers


Company
Master in Force Security Services
Location
Polokwane
Posted
30 days ago
Via
Trabajo.org
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Job Description
Armed security officers at the Waterburg district Limpopo province

The overall purpose of this position is to ensure that all site-specific security requirements are adhered to and that the Client’s needs are met efficiently and professionally at all times.

Ensure that Clients expectations are met as per SLA

· Inspect and patrol premises regularly

· Monitor property entrance

· Authorize entrance of people and vehicles

· Report any suspicious behaviors and happenings

· Secure all exits, doors and windows

· Assist people in need

· Submit reports of daily surveillance activity

· Submit reports of every suspicious action

· Searching of government vehicles and private vehicles upon entrance and exit.

· Searching of individuals when entering and exiting the premises

· Registering every personnel coming in and out of the premises

· Registering every equipment coming in and out of the premises

· Reporting hourly to control and register every activity on OB and Pocket Book

· Breathalyzing all the clients’ employees when reporting on duty every morning.

Desired Experience & Qualification
• Clear criminal record
• PSIRA accredited with Grade C
• 2 years’ Experience in the security industry in a similar role is essential
• Grade 12 certificate
• Computer literacy
• full competence (Handgun, Shotgun, Rifle, and hand carbine) will be added as an advantage.

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