105 Security Guard Jobs
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Security Guard
Manchester, Greater Manchester, United Kingdom For the purposes of the Conduct Regulations 2003, when advertising permanent vacancies we are acting as an Employment Agency, and when advertising temporary/contract vacancies we are acting as an Employment... £12/hour 2 days ago -
Security Guard Lucas Oliver Recruitment - New Southgate, Greater London, United Kingdom My client is looking for an experienced security guard to assist with monitoring a busy retail store and yard. * Excellent communication skills, both verbal and written. Responsibilities include: * Physical... £25500 - £31000/annum 3 days ago
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Security Guard Morson Talent - Bideford, Devon, South West, UK Interior and exterior security through manual observation and the use of on-site CCTV cameras. Effective access control £12.30 - 12.30 per hour Yesterday
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Security Guard Accolade Security - City of Westminster, Greater London, United Kingdom • Fully flexible to work any day of the week, including weekends. Role and Responsibilities: • To maintain the security, safety and welfare of both Staff and Customers alike. • Previous retail security... 3 days ago
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Security Guard CSS - Lincoln, Lincolnshire, United Kingdom CSS are looking for a Security Guard to start on a Job in the Lincoln area ASAP * CSCS Card * On going work * Previous work references * £15ph Please call the team for more information £15/hour 5 days ago
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Security Guard
Manchester, Greater Manchester, North West, UK Monitoring and analysing CCTV camera footage. Temporary Cover work Up to £12 per hour 2 days ago -
LUXURY RETAIL SECURITY GUARD Accolade Security - W1S, Hanover Square, Greater London, United Kingdom The ideal candidate will have a great presentation and be capable of working in a fast-paced retail environment. The nature of this role demands the officer to be an excellent communicator utilizing customer... 3 days ago
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Security Guard Recruitment Heroes Ltd - BT57, Bushmills, Causeway Coast and Glens, United Kingdom If you're passionate about security and hold a driving license, this is an exceptional opportunity to make a meaningful impact in a picturesque location. Report instances of property at risk of being lost... £12.44/hour commission 5 days ago
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Security Guard Invictus Recruitment - Bournemouth, Dorset, South West, UK The role is paying just over £26,000 and is a fantastic opportunity to join a leading service provider who offer excellent opportunities for employee training and progression. I have included some key... £26,000 6 days ago
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Security Guard
Sevenoaks, Kent, United Kingdom For the purposes of the Conduct Regulations 2003, when advertising permanent vacancies we are acting as an Employment Agency, and when advertising temporary/contract vacancies we are acting as an Employment... 8 days ago
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Becoming a security guard - training
Hi all, I've recently lost my job due to COVID-19 and want to become a security guard. I am searching for a trustworthy company to buy the training off. Any recommendations? I came across get-licensed.co.uk are they any good?
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How to get a security job?
I am looking for a career in law enforcement. I want to develop "people" skills, conflict resolution skills, and other things. I am a student right now, is looking to do this as a weekend job. I have heard that of security companies who would hire for part-time work and offer courses. Upon completion of the course, they will help in getting security guard jobs, and following they would pass our details to other security companies. Later in life, I would have a better chance of getting hired as a police officer or other law enforcement officers, as I would have developed experience in things such as interacting with the public and dealing with conflict. So having said that, here is my question. Does this work? Will this open a window of opportunity in law enforcement for real? I am 18 years old, how long will it take assuming I would work as a guard from now on?
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Radios
Hi, What is the most popular radio you guys use, and the prefered ear piece? D/G ring or acoustic tube? I am doing some research into this subject for work.
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Warrants
Hi im new in the security industry and am working as security for an accommodation building. 3 men turned up today with a warrant to turn the power off because the owner owed the power company 40 grand. They said they could enter by force if i didnt let them in, so i did. But should have refused entry? Would I have gotten into trouble for refusing entry since they had the warrant to enter?
Irbaz
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Hi,
You would not be able to stop them if they had a warrant to turn the power off, if you did, most likely they would call police and gain access anyway (if the warranty was genuine). However, you should have notified the owner and your employer straight away, asks those people from Power Company to wait for the owner and perhaps, the owner would have dealt with them.
On the other hand, if those people from Power Company were rude to you and/or did not want to wait, you are a security guard and absolutely entitled to verify each and every single individual trying to gain access into your premises. I would still notify the owner and the employer (security company) and tell them (power company people) that the validity of the warranty and their identities needed to be verified.
In this day and age, people forge money, how easy is to forge a piece of paper. Especially, if you had no information about the debt or power company’s arrival. All security guards are entitled to identify everyone and verify the details, if they possess no information.
However, if you knew about their visit, then you did right, but the owner and your employer should have been notified anyway.
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Hi,
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poaching a security guard
My friend is a security guard employed by a security company in Slough
He has worked for them for about 5 years and has been working in the same placement
for about 2 years. He was told by a co-worker within the placements organisation that the position he is fulfilling has been advertised and the co-workers recommended he apply.
If he were to get the job would the security company be entitled to any form of payment for effectively poaching of a member of their staff?
If so any idea how much?
He is reluctant to tell the security company he is looking for another job.
thanks
Terryathome- I would definitely apply if he's interested in the job. you don't have to be actively looking to find out about job openings. People talk and share information, and more so when with a click of the mouse or a simple share you can send information wherever you like...
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Hi,
Usually, security company contracts with both clients and employees include compensation clause, it outlines that neither employees have right to approach their (security company) clients directly for some defined period of time (3 years, 5 years, etc.) during or after terminating the employment nor their (security company) clients can employ security company staff directly for some defined period of time (3 years, 5 years, etc.).
Should this contract be broken then whoever breaks the contract will be asked to pay compensation. For instance: if a contract includes above mentioned 3 year rule than whoever breaks it could be liable of paying whatever the profit security company should have received during those 3 years.
You need to check the contract.
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