Safety and Security Officer

Marriott Vacations Worldwide•Orlando, FL
•$22 - $22•Onsite

About The Position

The Safety and Security Officer patrols the property, assists guests with room access, monitors CCTV and alarm systems, and conducts daily physical hazard inspections. This role involves responding to incidents, administering first aid/CPR, documenting events, defusing disturbances, and maintaining property safety. It requires professional conduct, clear communication, and the ability to investigate and document incidents while maintaining confidentiality.

Requirements

  • Driver's License
  • Ability to speak with others using clear and professional language
  • Attention to customer service with a professional and pleasant personality

Responsibilities

  • Patrol all areas of the property
  • Assist owner/guests with room access
  • Monitor Closed Circuit Televisions, perimeter alarm system, duress alarms, and fire life safety system
  • Lock property entrances when required
  • Conduct daily physical hazard inspections
  • Respond to accidents, contact EMS or administer first aid/CPR
  • Assist owner/guests/associates during emergency situations
  • Notify appropriate individuals in the event of accidents, attacks, or other incidents
  • Defuse owner/guest/associate disturbances
  • Complete incident reports to document all Loss Prevention related incidents
  • Handle interruptions and complaints
  • Resolve safety hazard situations
  • Escort unwelcome persons from the property
  • Report to scenes of vehicle accidents/thefts
  • Complete a Loss Prevention shift summary/daily activity report
  • Maintain confidentiality of reports and documents
  • Conduct investigations, gather evidence, and conduct interviews

Benefits

  • Free on-site parking
  • Discount at all on-site Food & Beverage outlets while on duty
  • Work shoe credit through Shoes for Crews twice a year
  • Quarterly celebrations
  • Guest Satisfaction Survey awards (up to $100 a month)
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