Security Controller

Security Controller


Company
The DASY Group
Location
Johannesburg
Posted
17 days ago
Via
via BeBee

Job Description
Introduction
A Factory in Steeledale Johannesburg is looking for an experienced security controller.
Duties & Responsibilities
• Manage the Security Guards
• Morning and afternoon staff access control and monitoring
• Stock control
• Checking stock loaded on trucks and returns
• Fleet controller
• Cartrack and Fleetcam
• Open and Closing
• Operational checks and walkarounds

Desired Experience & Qualification
At least 5 years experience in same duties and responsibilities
Necessary security qualifications

Computer literate, must have experience with Hikvision and Cartrack.

Package & Remuneration
Depends on your value proposition, experience and qualifications.

Package between R8000 and R12000

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