Crowd Controller/Security Guard

Crowd Controller/Security Guard


Company
SOS Protec Sure
Location
Johannesburg
Posted
7 days ago
Via
via Indeed

Job Description
Minimum Requirements:
• Grade C PSIRA registration (minimum)
• Valid Crowd Control Management Certification
• Previous experience in crowd management / event security
• Good communication and conflict handling skills
• Ability to remain calm under pressure
• Physically fit and presentable
• Clear criminal record
• Willing to work shifts, weekends, and public holidays

Key Responsibilities:
• Managing and controlling crowds in a safe and professional manner
• Monitoring access control points
• Preventing and responding to incidents
• Ensuring safety of staff, clients, and members of the public
• Following all site procedures and company policies
• Completing occurrence books and incident reports accurately

Advantageous:
• Firearm competency
• Driver’s licence
• Event security experience

Location:

Johannesburg and surrounding areas

To Apply:

Please send your CV, PSIRA certificate, Crowd Control certification, Police clearance, ID and any other supporting documents to:

[email protected]

Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.

Work Location: In person

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