guard, security

guard, security


Company
BUP Security Inc.
Location
Mississauga, ON
Job Type
Part-time
Salary
$36,608 a year
Posted
18 hours ago
Via
via Jobs.ca

Job Description
BUP Security Inc. is currently hiring EXPERIENCED SECURITY GUARDS for a PART-TIME WEEKEND POSITION at a luxury condominium located in Mississauga (near Cooksville Go Station):
• PART-TIME WEEKEND NIGHT SHIFTS (8hrs per day/shift) - (Saturday & Sunday, 11PM-7AM).*

Security guards at this site will be required to perform SECURITY CONCIERGE DUTIES, including vigilant site monitoring and consistent perimeter patrol for trespassing and unauthorized personnel. Additionally, experienced guards should have GOOD CUSTOMER SERVICE SKILLS and experience with condominium EMERGENCY PROTOCOLS and mail package delivery.

Ideal candidates are those with minimum 1-year of CONDO CONCIERGE EXPERIENCE, have experience dealing with condominium trespassing protocols, and having access to a vehicle will be considered an ASSET for this position.

Candidates that are interested are encouraged to send us an EMAIL with your RESUME & COPY OF SECURITY LICENSE (digital or picture of physical license) to our email address provided in the APPLICATION, as we check our email more often than INDEED. If this ad is still up, the position has yet to be filled. ([email protected])

Pay: From $17.60 per hour

Benefits:
• On-site parking

Work Location: In person

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