GSOC Operator - Part Time

As a GSOC Operator at Allied Universal, you will be responsible for monitoring security systems and various information sources to quickly detect and analyze incidents impacting client safety. You'll provide customer service by responding to emergencies, investigating alarms, and coordinating with security personnel as necessary. This role also involves maintaining safety protocols and helping ensure the security of personnel across various industries.

To apply for the GSOC Operator position at Allied Universal, candidates must be at least 18 years old and possess a high school diploma or equivalent, or have five years of verifiable experience. Additionally, a minimum of two years of experience in security, military, law enforcement, or government roles is required to ensure candidates are prepared for the responsibilities of the job.

The GSOC Operator position at Allied Universal offers a starting pay of $21.50 per hour, which is paid weekly. The company also provides options for DailyPay, allowing you to access your earnings on a flexible schedule, making this position financially manageable alongside your other commitments.

When you join Allied Universal as a GSOC Operator, you’ll gain access to a comprehensive benefits package that includes medical, dental, vision, and disability insurance. In addition, employees benefit from paid holidays, sick days, personal days, and vacation time, ensuring a work-life balance that promotes well-being.

Yes, previous security experience is necessary for the GSOC Operator role at Allied Universal. Candidates should have a minimum of two years of experience in security, military, or law enforcement roles to ensure they have the skills and knowledge required to effectively respond to various security situations.

As a GSOC Operator, I would first assess the situation by gathering information from available monitoring tools. I would then calmly follow our established protocols to respond to the incident, ensuring to communicate effectively with security personnel and any emergency services required. Remaining composed and focused under pressure is key.

In the role of a GSOC Operator, I expect to utilize various monitoring and communication tools, which may include alarm systems, access control software, and open-source intelligence. Familiarity with these technologies will greatly assist me in conducting comprehensive monitoring and quick incident analysis.

In my previous roles, I encountered several emergency situations requiring quick judgment and action. For example, I successfully managed a false alarm by coordinating with local police and ensuring the safety of all personnel present. My training has always emphasized clear communication, authoritative decision-making, and thorough post-incident analysis.

I believe one of the most crucial qualities for a GSOC Operator is the ability to remain calm under pressure. In this role, you will face various stressful situations; having a clear-minded approach allows for better decision-making and effective responses to incidents.

Effective prioritization while monitoring multiple screens can be accomplished through a structured approach. I would initially focus on the most critical alerts or indicators of potential threats. By maintaining an organized workflow, I can manage multiple tasks without becoming overwhelmed or compromising attention to detail.

I regularly participate in training and professional development opportunities to stay informed about the latest security protocols and technologies. I also follow relevant industry publications and engage with professional security organizations to remain knowledgeable about best practices and emerging trends.

In a previous position, our team encountered a serious alarm situation. We acted quickly, assigning roles based on our individual strengths, ensuring clear communication under stress. Our collaborative effort allowed us to resolve the issue effectively, showcasing the importance of teamwork in high-stakes situations.

Upon detecting an actual security threat, I would immediately follow the protocol for such situations, which involves assessing the nature of the threat, alerting law enforcement, and coordinating with security teams to ensure the safety of all personnel. Documenting the incident for future analysis is also imperative.

One challenge may be managing the volume of information from multiple sources. I would address this by employing effective filtering techniques and prioritization strategies to maintain situational awareness. Additionally, continuous training would help enhance my decision-making skills over time.

I am drawn to the GSOC Operator role at Allied Universal because it aligns with my passion for security and helping others. The company's commitment to providing comprehensive security solutions and fostering community safety resonates with my professional values, and I see this position as an excellent opportunity to grow my career in a dynamic environment.