Security Officer
Company
confidential
Location
Ajman
Job Type
Full-time
Posted
9 days ago
Via
via Uae.tanqeeb.com
Job Description
Job Description
Roles & Responsibilities
Job Title: Certified Security Guard (SIRA/ASSD Licensed)
Primary Objective:
To protect the client’s property, assets, and personnel by maintaining a highly visible presence,
enforcing regulated access control, and responding effectively to emergencies in full compliance
with UAE Federal and Local Laws.
• Mandatory Regulatory Requirements (Eligibility)
Valid License: Must possess a valid Basic Security Guard license issued by SIRA (Dubai) or
ASSD (Abu Dhabi/Northern Emirates).
Police Clearance: A Good Conduct Certificate or Police Clearance Certificate from the UAE
authorities.
Education: Minimum of High School Certificate.
Language: Professional fluency in English (speaking, reading, writing). Basic Arabic is highly
preferred.
• Key Responsibilities and Duties
Access Control & Visitor Management
Authenticate identities using the Emirates ID.
Manage vehicle entry and exit logs, ensuring all visitors are authorized.
Conduct physical searches at sensitive sites/store.
Patrol & Surveillance
Conduct regular foot or mobile patrols of the assigned perimeter to identify safety hazards or
security breaches.
Monitor CCTV systems in accordance with SIRA’s technical specifications.
Ensure all fire exits, alarm panels, and emergency equipment are unobstructed and functional.
Emergency Response & Incident Reporting
Act as a first responder in case of fire, medical emergencies, or security threats.
Coordinate immediately with Police, Civil Defense, or Ambulance services via the 999
emergency line.
Draft & Incident Reports (IR) in English, following the standardized format required for legal
and insurance documentation.
Compliance & Professionalism
Adhere strictly to the Uniform Code (properly pressed uniform, badge displayed, polished
boots).
Maintain the Security Logbook with timestamped entries, which is subject to random
inspection by government auditors.
Uphold the UAE’s cultural values and public order regulations while interacting with diverse
nationalities.
• Required Skills & Competencies
Technical Proficiency: Ability to operate Fire Alarm Control Panels (FACP) and basic security
software.
Conflict Resolution: De-escalating tense situations without the use of unauthorized force.
First Aid Firefighting: Basic knowledge as provided in the SIRA/ASSD training modules.
Observation: High level of situational awareness to spot, suspicious behavior as defined threat assessment protocols.
Desired Candidate Profile
Must possess a valid Basic Security Guard license issued by SIRA (Dubai) or ASSD (Abu Dhabi/Northern Emirates, High School Certificate. Professional fluency in English (speaking, reading, writing). Basic Arabic is highly preferred.
Roles & Responsibilities
Job Title: Certified Security Guard (SIRA/ASSD Licensed)
Primary Objective:
To protect the client’s property, assets, and personnel by maintaining a highly visible presence,
enforcing regulated access control, and responding effectively to emergencies in full compliance
with UAE Federal and Local Laws.
• Mandatory Regulatory Requirements (Eligibility)
Valid License: Must possess a valid Basic Security Guard license issued by SIRA (Dubai) or
ASSD (Abu Dhabi/Northern Emirates).
Police Clearance: A Good Conduct Certificate or Police Clearance Certificate from the UAE
authorities.
Education: Minimum of High School Certificate.
Language: Professional fluency in English (speaking, reading, writing). Basic Arabic is highly
preferred.
• Key Responsibilities and Duties
Access Control & Visitor Management
Authenticate identities using the Emirates ID.
Manage vehicle entry and exit logs, ensuring all visitors are authorized.
Conduct physical searches at sensitive sites/store.
Patrol & Surveillance
Conduct regular foot or mobile patrols of the assigned perimeter to identify safety hazards or
security breaches.
Monitor CCTV systems in accordance with SIRA’s technical specifications.
Ensure all fire exits, alarm panels, and emergency equipment are unobstructed and functional.
Emergency Response & Incident Reporting
Act as a first responder in case of fire, medical emergencies, or security threats.
Coordinate immediately with Police, Civil Defense, or Ambulance services via the 999
emergency line.
Draft & Incident Reports (IR) in English, following the standardized format required for legal
and insurance documentation.
Compliance & Professionalism
Adhere strictly to the Uniform Code (properly pressed uniform, badge displayed, polished
boots).
Maintain the Security Logbook with timestamped entries, which is subject to random
inspection by government auditors.
Uphold the UAE’s cultural values and public order regulations while interacting with diverse
nationalities.
• Required Skills & Competencies
Technical Proficiency: Ability to operate Fire Alarm Control Panels (FACP) and basic security
software.
Conflict Resolution: De-escalating tense situations without the use of unauthorized force.
First Aid Firefighting: Basic knowledge as provided in the SIRA/ASSD training modules.
Observation: High level of situational awareness to spot, suspicious behavior as defined threat assessment protocols.
Desired Candidate Profile
Must possess a valid Basic Security Guard license issued by SIRA (Dubai) or ASSD (Abu Dhabi/Northern Emirates, High School Certificate. Professional fluency in English (speaking, reading, writing). Basic Arabic is highly preferred.
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