Security Officer - Bank

GardaWorldLos Angeles, CA
Onsite

About The Position

GardaWorld Security Services is Now Hiring a Concierge Security Officer! Ready to suit up as a Security Guard in a Concierge Rover? What matters most in a role like this is your ability to build meaningful connections. Tell us about how your natural ability to engage with others reassures and inspires confidence. As a Security Officer – Concierge, there is a high focus on customer service since you will be working with people on all shifts, in environments such as office towers, hotels, shopping centers, etc.

Requirements

  • Be authorized to work in the U.S.
  • Be able to provide documentation of High School Diploma or GED
  • Exceptional customer service skills
  • Proficient in basic phone & computer skills

Nice To Haves

  • Security, Military, Law Enforcement experience
  • You have a state security license (BSIS Guard Card) and additional 32hr. BSIS security trainings (Additional security trainings can be obtained during the hiring process)

Responsibilities

  • Customer service duties like welcoming, verifying identity, and guiding visitors
  • Manage access control
  • Perform regular patrols to identify potential risks
  • Inspect security equipment and report any maintenance needs
  • Respond to incidents, provide first aid, and coordinate with emergency teams
  • Answer questions in person or by phone
  • Write incident reports and communicate security concerns
  • Ensure the safety and protection of individuals and property
  • Must be able to de-escalate scenarios
  • Must be capable of enforcing facility access rules, including asking non-employees or unauthorized persons to leave the property.

Benefits

  • medical, dental, and vision insurance plans
  • a 401(k) retirement savings plan with employer matching contributions
  • paid holidays
  • disability coverage
  • life insurance options
  • Career growth opportunities at GardaWorld
  • Uniform provided at no cost
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