Guardteck Casual Security Officer

Guardteck Casual Security Officer


Company
Kandor Management Corp
Location
Calgary, AB
Salary
$30K a year
Posted
15 hours ago
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Job Description
Elevate security at Guardteck as a Casual Security Officer, focusing on safety and emergency response. This role combines customer service and vigilance in a fast-paced environment.

At Guardteck, a division of Kandor Management, we are enhancing our security services with a new Casual Security Officer role. Candidates must have a valid AB Security license and a year of security experience, ensuring compliance with property regulations while supporting community safety. You'll engage with clients, assist emergency personnel, and maintain a proactive presence across various spaces.

Key Responsibilities:

• Provide First Aid and emergency support as needed

• Enforce access control and property regulations

• Conduct detailed incident investigations and reports

• Maintain visibility through foot patrols of properties

• Address and de-escalate potential crises

Requirements:

• Valid AB Security license and First Aid Certification

• 1 year of security experience preferred

• Excellent verbal and written communication skills

• High attention to detail and ability to work under pressure

• Strong interpersonal skills for effective teamwork

Join Guardteck in creating safe environments as a Casual Security Officer.
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