SECURITY GUARD

Brunswick Hospital CenterAmityville, NY
$22 - $25

About The Position

The Security Guard is responsible for protecting company property, buildings, grounds, staff, patients, and visitors by maintaining a safe and secure environment. This role involves observing for signs of crime or disorder, investigating disturbances, and acting lawfully in defense of life or property. The Security Guard may also apprehend criminals, evict violators, take notes of unusual occurrences, and report suspicious incidents. Key duties include patrolling buildings and grounds, monitoring access points, and potentially transporting employees or patients. Additional related tasks within the scope of responsibility may be assigned.

Requirements

  • Proven work experience as a security guard or relevant position
  • Trained security officer with diploma
  • Excellent knowledge of public safety and security procedures/protocols
  • Surveillance skills and detail orientation
  • Integrity and professionalism
  • Valid and Active NYS Security Guard License
  • NYS Driver's License with clean driving record
  • High School or Equivalency Diploma
  • Speak, read, and write English

Nice To Haves

  • Law enforcement background
  • Experience in psychiatric or general healthcare facility

Responsibilities

  • Protect company’s property, buildings, grounds, staff, patients, and visitors by maintaining a safe and secure environment
  • Observe for signs of crime or disorder and investigate disturbances
  • Act lawfully in direct defense of life or property
  • Apprehend criminals and evict violators
  • Take accurate notes of unusual occurrences
  • Report in detail any suspicious incidents
  • Patrol randomly or regularly buildings, grounds, and perimeter
  • Monitor and control access at building entrances, vehicle gates, and parking lots
  • May transport employees and/or patients as needed
  • Other related tasks as assigned within the scope of responsibility for the position
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