Full Time Armed Field Supervisor - Charleston, SC

As a Full Time Armed Field Supervisor for Walden Security in Charleston, you'll be managing and supervising all assigned Security Officers at the field level. This includes conducting inspections, providing on-the-job training, and responding to alarms and client requests. You'll also patrol assigned posts using a company vehicle and take charge of decision-making in alignment with Walden's policies.

To qualify for the Full Time Armed Field Supervisor position at Walden Security in Charleston, candidates must have a working knowledge of security protocols and must be legally authorized to carry a firearm. Experience in security supervision and a good understanding of the specific post instructions are also essential to effectively fulfill your role.

Walden Security offers extensive training for their Full Time Armed Field Supervisors, including on-the-job training for newly assigned security officers. As a supervisor, you'll play an integral part in training and mentoring security staff to ensure that they understand post orders and compliance requirements.

Walden Security is committed to fostering career growth for its employees, including Armed Field Supervisors. They provide unique and generous benefits, along with various opportunities for advancement within the company, encouraging personal and professional development.

The pay rate for a Full Time Armed Field Supervisor at Walden Security in Charleston is $19 per hour. Along with competitive pay, the company offers a range of benefits designed to support employees in their professional journeys.

In this scenario, as an Armed Field Supervisor, I would remain calm and approach the officer privately to discuss the observed violations. It’s important to clarify the rules, listen to their side, and reinforce the importance of compliance with company policies.

Yes, I have extensive experience conducting inspections. I ensure all posts meet the Standards set forth and utilize checklists to verify compliance with specific post orders. Additionally, I document findings and provide feedback to officers to improve performance.

Upon receiving an alarm activation, my first step would be to assess the situation and respond immediately. I would reach the site quickly, evaluate any potential threats, and coordinate with local law enforcement if necessary.

I prioritize tasks by assessing which duties require immediate attention and which can wait. Regular patrols and inspection checks take precedence, but I also stay flexible to respond to urgent client requests or incidents as they arise.

In a previous role, I had to address a situation where an officer was found violating protocol. After gathering facts, I communicated with management and made the decision to relieve them from duty to uphold our standards, demonstrating the importance of compliance.

Key qualities for a successful Field Supervisor include effective communication skills, strong leadership capabilities, the ability to make quick decisions under pressure, and a thorough understanding of security protocols.

I approach training by first providing a comprehensive overview of our policies followed by hands-on shadowing. I believe in ensuring they can ask questions and demonstrate their understanding of the duties before they take on responsibilities independently.

If confronted with a security breach, I would immediately assess the situation for any immediate threats. Then, I would implement response protocols, ensuring the safety of patrons and reporting the breach to the appropriate channels for further investigation.

Communication is critical in security supervision. It ensures that all team members understand protocols, facilitates quick responses during incidents, and strengthens relationships with clients to meet their needs effectively.

I maintain team morale by fostering an inclusive environment, recognizing individual contributions, and providing constructive feedback. Encouraging open dialogue helps team members feel valued and connected.