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As a member of our elite armed security guards, you are the best form of crime prevention that we offer. You will present a clean, crisp image and conduct yourself with pride and a high degree of professionalism at all times. You have expertise in a range of security topics and are comfortable handling firearms when needed as well as having the applicable permit to carry a weapon. You may be responsible for foot patrols, monitoring building access, monitoring electronic screening equipment or video surveillance, operating alarm systems, writing reports and other duties as assigned.

  • Perform unannounced checkups of client locations
  • Monitor the uniform and appearance of guards
  • Provide 24/7 supervision in the field
  • Reinforce job duties and responsibilities
  • Monitor warning tag systems
  • Hold regular Field Office and Area Manager inspections
  • Maintain operation outline
  • Ensure that guards maintain the standards of conduct at all times

Available Schedules

  • Full Time: 5 days at 8 hours, 4 days at 10 hours
  • Part Time: Less than 32 hours each week.

Available Shifts

  • Swing shifts available
  • Grave shifts available

Positions Available

  • East Bay
  • South Bay
  • SF/Pennisula

Compensation

  • Armed Security Guard: $23.00 – $26.00

Required Skills

  • Must have license to carry.
  • Ability To Evaluate And Mitigate Situations.
  • Active And Effective Listening Skills.
  • Ability To Work Alone, Unsupervised Or With A Team.
  • Attention To Detail.
  • Accurate And Detailed Report Writing.
  • Demonstrate Proficiency Of Operating Communications Equipment And Smartphone Technology.
  • Familiarization Of Various Patrolling And Monitoring Techniques.
  • Superb English Writing And Speaking Skills.

Recommended Experience

  • Two (2) Years In Corporate Security Field With Direct Client Interaction.
  • Three (3) Years Military Experience (DD214 With Honorable Discharge).

Required Experience

  • High School Diploma Or Equivalent
  • CA BSIS Guard License
  • (Higher Education And Additional Training Is Preferred)
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