Security Officer (Unarmed) - Part-Time, ALL SHIFTS - $16.50-$18/HR [Training Provided!!]

To qualify for the Security Officer (Unarmed) position at Citadel Security USA, candidates must have reliable transportation, a high school diploma or GED, and the ability to provide two forms of ID and employment eligibility. Additionally, candidates must demonstrate a calm demeanor, fluency in English, and a basic level of technology skills. Physical capability to stand, walk, and carry items up to 50 lbs in various weather conditions is essential.

As a Security Officer (Unarmed) with Citadel Security USA, you'll be tasked with serving as the first line of defense for clients, conducting ongoing risk assessments, managing access control, and providing guidance to visitors. You'll also document incidents and communicate promptly with local law enforcement when necessary. Strong customer service skills are vital, as you'll have positive interactions with patrons and staff.

Citadel Security USA understands the importance of thorough training for Security Officers (Unarmed). New hires will undergo paid local training sessions to ensure they are well-prepared for their duties. This includes learning about safety protocols, incident response procedures, and handling various security situations effectively.

The part-time Security Officer (Unarmed) positions at Citadel Security USA offer flexible scheduling across all shifts. Candidates can choose from day, night, swing, and overnight shifts, which are available on weekdays and weekends, allowing for a work-life balance that suits various lifestyles.

Citadel Security USA offers a competitive package for part-time Security Officers (Unarmed), including medical, dental, and vision insurance, a 401(k) plan with immediate vesting and employer match, and paid time off (PTO). We also provide weekly paychecks and daily payment options for added flexibility.

In handling difficult situations as a Security Officer, it's essential to remain calm and professional. You should assess the situation, communicate clearly, and follow established protocols. Reflect on past experiences where you've successfully resolved conflicts while maintaining safety.

Identifying potential hazards involves being observant and aware of the environment. As a Security Officer, I utilize risk assessment skills to look for unusually suspicious behavior, unsecured access points, or anything out of the ordinary that could pose a safety risk.

Responding to an emergency involves prompt action and clear communication. You should describe a specific scenario where you acted quickly, detailing how you assessed the situation, the steps you took, and how you collaborated with local authorities or other personnel involved.

In the role of a Security Officer, excellent customer service means being approachable, helpful, and attentive to the needs of patrons and staff. It’s about building trust by providing assistance while maintaining a professional demeanor, which ultimately enhances the overall security environment.

I am drawn to Citadel Security USA because of its commitment to safety, integrity, and employee growth. As a veteran-owned company, I appreciate the values and professionalism emphasized in your operations, making it an ideal place to grow my career in security.

Managing work-life balance is key, especially in a part-time role. I prioritize my tasks and communicate my availability clearly, ensuring that I can fulfill my responsibilities at work while also dedicating time to my personal interests and responsibilities.

I would approach the situation discreetly, observing the individual's behavior initially. Following protocol, I would engage the person politely to assess their intentions before taking further action, which might involve notifying my supervisor or gauging whether to involve law enforcement.

Key qualities for a Security Officer include strong judgment, keen observational skills, effective communication, and the ability to stay calm under pressure. Additionally, having a commitment to service and professionalism ensures that officers can create a safe environment.

Accurate incident documentation is critical. I would make notes immediately following the event, including the time, location, involved parties, and a detailed account of the situation. Clear and objective reporting is essential for any follow-up actions or investigations.

One of the biggest challenges facing Security Officers today is the evolving nature of threats and technology. Staying informed about new security protocols, potential hazards, and using technology effectively in monitoring situations are vital to overcoming these challenges.