Security Guard

Security Guard


Company
Yummyverse Corp.
Location
Makati City, Metro Manila
Job Type
Full-time
Salary
β‚±20K–₱30K a month
Posted
1 month ago
Via
via Indeed

Job Description
WE’RE HIRING: SECURITY PERSONNEL

Join our growing team and be part of a fast-paced hospitality & restaurant environment!

We are looking for:
β€’ Security Guard / Security Personnel
β€’ Alert, disciplined, and customer-friendly
β€’ Experience in restaurant, retail, or hospitality setup is an advantage

QUALIFICATIONS:

βœ” With valid security license

βœ” Physically fit and presentable

βœ” Can handle guest assistance and security monitoring

βœ” Trustworthy and professional

βœ” Willing to work on shifting schedules

Assigned Location: Makati

Send your CV to: [email protected]

Subject Line: SECURITY APPLICANT

Be part of a team that values professionalism, safety, and hospitality. Apply now!

Pay: Php20,000.00 - Php30,000.00 per month

Benefits:
β€’ Employee discount
β€’ On-site parking
β€’ Staff meals provided

Work Location: In person

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