Security Guard, Centre Rockland
Company
Rockland
Location
Montreal, Quebec
Job Type
Full-time
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Job Description
Ready to wear the uniform?
If you are looking for a dynamic professional opportunity in the security field, this offer might interest you. Centre Rockland, located in Ville Mont-Royal on the Montreal Island, is a shopping mall with over 150 stores.
As a security guard at Centre Rockland, you will play a crucial role in protecting employees, customers, businesses, and the public, while ensuring high-quality customer service.
What’s in it for you?
• Base salary of $21.79 per hour, including bonuses;
• Free parking available;
• On-site or within our operational teams advancement opportunities;
• Ongoing professional training provided through our GardaWorld Campus and on-the-job training.
What does a security guard do at Centre Rockland?
• Conduct foot patrols inside and outside the shopping mall;
• Provide high-quality customer service;
• Coordinate incident response and act as the first responder;
• Write computerized reports.
Qualifications to become a security guard?
• Hold a valid security guard license and first aid certification;
• Have at least 3 months of experience as a security guard;
• Hold a valid driver’s license and access to a car;
• Be bilingual (functional English);
• Be able to stand and walk for the entire shift;
• Be legally authorized to work in Canada.
If you are looking for a dynamic professional opportunity in the security field, this offer might interest you. Centre Rockland, located in Ville Mont-Royal on the Montreal Island, is a shopping mall with over 150 stores.
As a security guard at Centre Rockland, you will play a crucial role in protecting employees, customers, businesses, and the public, while ensuring high-quality customer service.
What’s in it for you?
• Base salary of $21.79 per hour, including bonuses;
• Free parking available;
• On-site or within our operational teams advancement opportunities;
• Ongoing professional training provided through our GardaWorld Campus and on-the-job training.
What does a security guard do at Centre Rockland?
• Conduct foot patrols inside and outside the shopping mall;
• Provide high-quality customer service;
• Coordinate incident response and act as the first responder;
• Write computerized reports.
Qualifications to become a security guard?
• Hold a valid security guard license and first aid certification;
• Have at least 3 months of experience as a security guard;
• Hold a valid driver’s license and access to a car;
• Be bilingual (functional English);
• Be able to stand and walk for the entire shift;
• Be legally authorized to work in Canada.
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