Company
Paladin Security
Location
Toronto, ON (+1 other)
Job type
Full-time
Posted
1 day ago
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via Talent.com
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Job description
Provide essential security services as a Full-Time
Security Officer in a mental health facility. Ensure safety by
monitoring premises, logging incidents, and managing access to the
site.
In this vital position at a historic
healthcare facility, you will patrol areas, respond to alarms, and
maintain visitor safety protocols. Your role will involve
monitoring doors and potential hazards, while fostering positive
relationships with staff and visitors. Strong communication skills
are necessary for conveying information accurately during
emergencies and general inquiries.
Responsibilities : • Patrol and log incidents across the facility •
Control access for visitors and clients • Monitor for security
risks during patrols • Respond to emergencies and alarms
effectively • Communicate security information as
requested
Requirements : • Valid Criminal
Record and Vulnerable Sector Checks • Required First Aid & CPR
Level C certification • Hold a Class 5 Driver License • Previous
experience in security or police work preferred • Required
certifications in Use of Force and
MOAB
Maintain a secure and supportive
environment within the healthcare setting while ensuring the safety
and well-being of all individuals. #J-18808-Ljbffr
Security Officer in a mental health facility. Ensure safety by
monitoring premises, logging incidents, and managing access to the
site.
In this vital position at a historic
healthcare facility, you will patrol areas, respond to alarms, and
maintain visitor safety protocols. Your role will involve
monitoring doors and potential hazards, while fostering positive
relationships with staff and visitors. Strong communication skills
are necessary for conveying information accurately during
emergencies and general inquiries.
Responsibilities : • Patrol and log incidents across the facility •
Control access for visitors and clients • Monitor for security
risks during patrols • Respond to emergencies and alarms
effectively • Communicate security information as
requested
Requirements : • Valid Criminal
Record and Vulnerable Sector Checks • Required First Aid & CPR
Level C certification • Hold a Class 5 Driver License • Previous
experience in security or police work preferred • Required
certifications in Use of Force and
MOAB
Maintain a secure and supportive
environment within the healthcare setting while ensuring the safety
and well-being of all individuals. #J-18808-Ljbffr
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