Retail Security Guard

Retail Security Guard


Company
Recruite Agency
Location
Pretoria
Posted
5 days ago
Via
via Jooble
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Job Description
A busy established business in Pretoria, Gauteng urgently requires a Retail Security Guard to start as soon as possible. It is well suited to someone who enjoys variety and keeping busy.

You will gain exposure to a broad range of tasks that build valuable experience. Punctuality, dedication, and a willingness to help others are highly regarded here. If you tick the boxes below, we want to hear from you.

Responsibilities
• Monitor CCTV camera feeds in real time from a control room, identifying and responding to any unusual or suspicious activity.
• Respond promptly to alarm activations, investigate the cause, and take appropriate action including escalation to armed response or law enforcement.
• Conduct regular patrols of the assigned premises on foot or by vehicle, checking for security breaches, hazards, and suspicious activity.
• Supervise and coordinate a team of security officers, managing shift rosters and ensuring all posts are adequately staffed.
• Assist with emergency procedures including fire evacuations, medical emergencies, and crisis situations according to established protocols.
• Conduct searches of personnel, vehicles, and bags entering or leaving the premises to prevent unauthorised removal of property.

Requirements
• Physical fitness and the ability to stand for extended periods, conduct foot patrols, and respond quickly to incidents.
• For armed response roles, a valid firearm competency certificate and experience in handling firearms safely.
• A valid PSIRA registration at the appropriate grade level for the position being applied for.
• The ability to remain calm and make sound decisions under pressure in emergency or high-stress situations.
• A valid driver's licence is required for armed response and patrol positions.

Qualifications
National Certificate in Security Management

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