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Corporate Security Officers - London
Company
European Industrial Recruitment
Location
London
Job Type
Full–time and Part-time
Posted
10 days ago
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Job Description
We have a range of permanent and relief Full-Time and Part-Time positions in and around London. The roles involve shift work, including weekends and Bank Holidays. Flexibility is essential for both scheduled duties and occasional emergency cover.
Salaries range from £12.75 - £18.00 per hour depending upon the role and the site
We require professional, flexible and attentive SIA licensed Door Supervisors and Security Officers to safeguard our Corporate clients in Central London. You will carry out regular checks of sites to identify, report and deal with any situations which could compromise security. You will be responsible for ensuring all areas are safe and secure, whilst providing a consistently high level of customer service.
Essential requirements:
• Frontline SIA licensed
• First class customer service and communication skills
• The right to work in the UK either by a valid visa or right to work documentation
• You must take pride in being articulate and well-presented at all times
• You must be able to handle difficult, pressurised, and/or emergency situations
• Working flexibility
Candidates with the relevant experience or job titles of; Corporate Security, Security Officer, Security Guard, Experienced Security Officer, Security, Security Enforcement Officer, SIA License, SIA Licensed Security Officer, CCTV, Security Support Officer may also be considered for this role.
Salaries range from £12.75 - £18.00 per hour depending upon the role and the site
We require professional, flexible and attentive SIA licensed Door Supervisors and Security Officers to safeguard our Corporate clients in Central London. You will carry out regular checks of sites to identify, report and deal with any situations which could compromise security. You will be responsible for ensuring all areas are safe and secure, whilst providing a consistently high level of customer service.
Essential requirements:
• Frontline SIA licensed
• First class customer service and communication skills
• The right to work in the UK either by a valid visa or right to work documentation
• You must take pride in being articulate and well-presented at all times
• You must be able to handle difficult, pressurised, and/or emergency situations
• Working flexibility
Candidates with the relevant experience or job titles of; Corporate Security, Security Officer, Security Guard, Experienced Security Officer, Security, Security Enforcement Officer, SIA License, SIA Licensed Security Officer, CCTV, Security Support Officer may also be considered for this role.
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As per GOV.UK, the National Living Wage for restaurant workers aged 21 and over is £12.80 per hour from 1 April 2026. Workers aged 18-20 receive £10.50 per hour and those aged 16-17 receive £7.55 per hour, with no separate rate for hospitality roles. Employers must pay this for all hours worked including training shifts.
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As per GOV.UK, restaurant roles below skilled worker threshold require a Seasonal Worker visa valid for up to 6 months with a £1,270 maintenance fund shown. The visa costs £298 and allows work only with a licensed sponsor in hospitality. Extensions are not permitted beyond the 6-month limit.
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How many hours can I work per week in a UK restaurant job and what holiday entitlement applies in 2026?
As per GOV.UK, restaurant workers have a maximum 48-hour average working week under the Working Time Regulations unless they opt out. Full-time staff receive 5.6 weeks of paid holiday including bank holidays for a 40-hour contract. Part-time staff accrue holiday pro-rata at 12.07% of hours worked.
