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NATIONWIDE OFFICERS NOW REQUIRED IMMEDIATE START DATES

UK Secret Services (Protection) are looking for professional and experienced Security Guards, Door Supervisors and Close Protection Officers based Nationwideto help support our Growing list of clients working in the Commercial, Retail, Construction, and Hospitality Industries.

UK Secret Services are disrupting the industry with innovative thinking and bespoke technology, and we want you to be a part of our journey we pride ourselves in our core values, they guide everything we do. We believe in "Looking After Our Team," "Giving Something Back," and striving to "Be Great Today, Better Tomorrow."

A valid SIA Door Supervisor Licence, SIA Security Guarding Licence SIA Licence Close Protection are required the relevant role you are applying for

Your main duties will include:

  • Ensure proper upkeep and functionality of in-store PPE, including radios, body cams, and pagers.
  • Maintain high vigilance throughout your shift, discreetly observing the environment.
  • Actively patrol and monitor security cameras to safeguard both customers and team.
  • Provide friendly assistance to customers, enhancing their experience.
  • Assist in the removal of unwelcome visitors from the premises.
  • Stay alert to any unusual activity or safety concerns on site.
  • Report observations and actions to store management, with accurate documentation.
  • Play a crucial role in loss prevention and asset protection.
  • Prevent theft, vandalism, and other criminal activity within the store.
  • Create a welcoming and safe environment for customers and staff.
  • Respond quickly and effectively to any security issues that may arise.
  • Enforce and implement policies and procedures.
  • Manage difficult situations with professionalism and calmness.
  • Report any suspicious behavior or activity to the relevant authorities.
  • Maintain detailed incident records and provide comprehensive reports to management.

About You:

The ideal candidate should be:

  • Highly skilled in security practices, with a solid background in security environments.
  • Excellent at customer service, with a proactive approach to engaging with the public.
  • A strong communicator, with the ability to write detailed, accurate reports.
  • Alert and proactive, always on the lookout for potential issues.
  • Impeccably presented, always maintaining a smart appearance.
  • Self-motivated and able to work independently or as part of a team.
  • Capable of handling varied situations, showing maturity and sound decision-making skills.

Job Types: Full-time, Part-time, Permanent, Temporary, Fixed term contract, Temp to perm, Freelance, Zero hours contract

Contract length: 4 weeks

Pay: £15.00-£35.00 per hour

Expected hours: No less than 9 per week

Work Location: In person

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