Static Security Officer (Peckham SE15) (24 – 60hrs/wk) (62)

Static Security Officer (Peckham SE15) (24 – 60hrs/wk) (62) Static Security Officer Peckham London SE15 Static Security Officer (Peckham SE15) (24 – 60hrs/wk) Immediate Start Dates Job Description SOS Security is a values based modern security services company. We provide Static Security Guarding Services to a Front of House office in South East London, England. We are seeking a well-presented, articulate, reliable team player to provide frontline Static Security Officer for our contract in South East London, Peckham SE15. Hours of work every week: SHIFT 1: Monday to Friday from 09:00am until 21:00pm SHIFT 2: Monday to Friday from 21:00pm until 09:00am SHIFT 3: Saturday and Sunday from 09:00am until 21:00pm SHIFT 4: Saturday and Sunday from 21:00pm until 09:00am Total 24 – 60 hours per week. Pay Rate £11.95 per hour Duties will include: Protection of Life Monitoring of health and safety compliance (wearing of PPE). Reporting or dealing with maintenance requirements (slip hazards). Monitoring of alarm systems. Protection of Property and Premises This might be in a specific situation for example at a burglary, fire or flood situation. However, day-to-day functions such as monitoring of alarm systems, ensuring security equipment is working properly and vigilant patrolling all contribute to the protection of property and premises. Preventing loss and waste Loss can be suffered by an organisation in different ways: Theft and other criminal activity by staff, visitors etc. can be prevented or reduced by searching staff, visitors and vehicles in accordance with assignment instructions Breach of confidentiality whether intentional or not can have serious implications both to the organisation and the security officer. Confidential information should never be discussed with anyone including family and friends. The disclosure of confidential information could lead to criminal proceedings Waste through the unnecessary use of electrical equipment (lights, heaters etc) and the unauthorised use of telephone systems or computers. Security officers have a responsibility for waste management and measures to reduce wastage, which are required by environmental policies, may include activities such as switching of un-required electrical equipment, i.e. lighting, computers and machinery, if authorised to do so. Within the security officer’s area of responsibility there is the potential for many forms of crime to be committed, some more prevalent than others, depending on the type of site, for example: Robbery. Burglary (break-ins). Criminal damage including graffiti. Theft. Deception. Breach of peace. Public order offences. Requirements Vigilant and comprehensive patrols, noting and reporting unusual activity, suspicious people, vehicles etc (the presence of an alert security officer acts as a major deterrent to most criminals). Implementing search procedures in accordance with assignment instructions. Monitoring and responding to alarms, CCTV systems. Controlling access to and exit from the site. Ensuring security equipment is working properly e.g. security lighting. Reporting possible crime risks e.g. windows left open/pallets left by fence lines creating climbing frames etc. Making suggestions to improve crime prevention measures. A passion for customer care and a sensitivity to clients needs In-date SIA licence. Account for previous 5 years. Right to work in the UK. Experience of working in a busy customer service environment within the hospitality or customer services industry or customer services industry or ideally corporate security. Experience in customer facing environments. Flexible for covering additional shifts. Enthusiasm and motivation to be a performance-driven team player. Ability to work on your own initiative. Excellent organisational skills and a willingness to work flexibly and to tight deadlines. Data management and strong record keeping skills. A great earning potential. Chance to work at an upmarket residential development in South East London, England. Access to industry leading training. Great staff progression opportunities. Working with experienced and friendly security staff. Join our mailing list to receive the latest news and updates from our team. #J-18808-Ljbffr

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