Part Time Security Officer - Dothan , AL - job 1 of 2

As a Part Time Security Officer at Walden Security, your responsibilities include protecting the properties from fire, vandalism, and illegal entry. You will monitor surveillance systems, perform regular patrols, and ensure the safety of clients and their assets. Your role is crucial in maintaining a secure environment across various locations like Class-A office buildings and luxury residential areas.

To qualify for the Part Time Security Officer position at Walden Security, you need at least a high school diploma or GED, be a minimum of 18 years old, and pass a criminal background check and drug test. If you’re dedicated to ensuring safety and security, we encourage you to apply!

Yes! Walden Security offers extensive training for new Part Time Security Officers, guiding you to earn your Security Officer Certification. Our training programs are recognized as some of the best in the industry, ensuring you’re well-prepared for your security role.

Walden Security provides a range of incredible benefits for Part Time Security Officers. This includes competitive pay starting at $18.20/hr, flexible schedules, tuition reimbursement, paid time off, and medical, dental, and vision insurance options. We also recognize our employees through various recognition programs and provide a supportive culture that focuses on caring for our team.

The work schedule for a Part Time Security Officer at Walden Security is flexible, with multiple shift options available to suit your lifestyle. Whether you prefer first, second, third, or weekend shifts, we aim to accommodate your scheduling needs.

When answering this question, focus on your passion for safety, your interest in the security industry, and how Walden Security’s strong training programs and core values align with your career goals. Highlight any past experiences or skills that make you a great fit!

Discuss specific strategies you use to manage stress, such as staying calm under pressure, following established protocols, and communicating effectively with colleagues and clients. Provide examples from past experiences if applicable.

Share a specific incident that demonstrates your problem-solving skills, your ability to think quickly, and the positive outcome of your actions. Make sure to outline the situation, your action, and the result.

Talk about essential qualities such as vigilance, integrity, excellent communication skills, and the ability to react swiftly and appropriately in crisis situations. Relate these attributes to your personal experiences, showing how they are paramount in your role.

Explain your approach to conflict resolution, focusing on de-escalation techniques, maintaining professionalism, and calling for backup if necessary. Show that you prioritize safety while also adhering to procedures.

Outline proactive security measures such as conducting regular patrols, monitoring security cameras, and performing routine checks of security equipment. Emphasize the importance of being alert and responsive to any irregularities or potential threats.

Discuss your commitment to continuous learning and staying informed about industry trends by attending training sessions, participating in workshops, and reading relevant material. Highlight how this knowledge benefits your role as a security officer.

Share your method for handling difficult interactions, emphasizing the importance of empathy, active listening, and clear communication. Describe how you would try to understand their perspective while still maintaining security protocols.

Explain the immediate actions you would take, including documenting the activity, assessing the threat level, and notifying the appropriate authorities as per company protocol. Emphasize your commitment to both safety and integrity.

Discuss how building a positive relationship with clients helps to create a sense of trust and openness, which can lead to more effective communication regarding safety concerns. Highlight how rapport also enhances overall security effectiveness.