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Signal of Omaha & Signal of Salt Lake City

24/7 Dedicated Security Officer - Midvale, UT

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Hiring Immediately! Title 24/7 Dedicated Security Officer Shift Details 6 part-time shifts, 8 hours per shift, hours: 6am-2pm, 2pm-10pm, 10pm-6am OR 4 part-time shifts, 12 hours per shift, hours 6am-6pm, 6pm-6am

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$19.00 per hour Position Summary The 24/7 Over-night Dedicated Security Officer is responsible for maintaining a safe and secure environment at the assigned location through vigilant surveillance and proactive intervention. Especially maintaining access control points. Responsibilities Monitor premises to prevent theft, violence, or infractions of rules Conduct regular patrols and inspections of property and perimeter Control access by checking credentials and managing entry points Respond ly to alarms and incidents, escalating as necessary Document and report any security breaches or suspicious activities Provide a visible security presence to deter unlawful behavior

•Must have a personal Vehicle that you can patrol from at location

• Qualifications Valid security officer license or certification as required by state regulations Reliable and observant with strong attention to detail Good communication and interpersonal skills Ability to remain calm and act decisively in emergency situations Prior experience in security preferred but not mandatory