Security Officer

Overall purpose of the role: 

To provide comprehensive operational support to the site and Contracts Manager where required.

Assisting in other general duties as requested by Senior Management and working towards streamlining processes

 Main Duties:

• Ensuring your SIA license is always with you whilst on duty and any changes to license details are communicated.
• To carry out all procedures as laid out in the Assignment Instruction
• To lock and unlock the site as and when requested.
• Support for Event set up , movement of furnishings and escorting equipment
• Assist in the emergency evacuation of the site as required
• To liaise with emergency services when needed
• Providing guidance and requests to Security officers
• To assist, in the common areas, any retail unit security with any stops they make
• To administer First Aid as and when required & To attend all training and development courses as instructed
• The ability to identify and escalate matters which require remedial action is critical in this role
• Liaising and maintaining close working relationships with contractors and staff onsite
• To report any defect and/or incident to your line manager
• To provide holiday and sickness cover as required
• Any other tasks/activities required

To be successful in the role, you will need:

• Previous experience of working within Security
• Experience of working within both a reactive and proactive environment (essential)
• Operational experience (preferred)
• Door Supervisor SIA
• First Aid 

Personal Characteristics/Attributes for the role

• Good organisational skills
• Ability to deescalate situations as part of SIA training and experience.
• Able to work as part of a team and on own
• Happy with understanding when attention to detail is required but can also grasp the bigger picture.
• Proactive, methodical, and analytical nature
• Adaptable and rational
• Excellent problem-solving skills along with the ability to identify and escalate matters which require remedial action.
• Good verbal and written communications skills