Security Guard

A Security and CCTV Operator is responsible for monitoring and operating security systems, including surveillance cameras, to ensure the safety and security of people and property. The role involves real-time monitoring, reporting suspicious activities, and coordinating with security personnel.

Responsibilities:

Surveillance Monitoring:

Operate and monitor CCTV cameras and other security equipment to observe activities on company premises.

Incident Reporting:

Identify and report any suspicious or unauthorized activity, potential security threats, or breaches in real-time.

Emergency Response:

Coordinate with security personnel and emergency services during security incidents or emergencies.

Data Management:

Record, store, and review surveillance footage as required, ensuring video archives are maintained properly.

Security Checks:

Conduct regular checks on security equipment to ensure it is functioning correctly and report any malfunctions.

Access Control:

Monitor and control access to the facility, ensuring that only authorized personnel enter restricted areas.

Documentation:

Maintain accurate logs and records of security incidents, equipment checks, and other related activities.

Confidentiality:

Handle sensitive information securely and maintain confidentiality regarding security operations.

Educational Qualification:

High school diploma or equivalent; additional certifications in security or surveillance are an advantage.

Experience:

Previous experience in security, surveillance, or a related field preferred.

Technical Skills:

Proficiency in operating CCTV systems and other security equipment.

Basic computer skills for monitoring systems and maintaining records.

Attention to Detail:

Strong attention to detail to identify suspicious activities and ensure accurate monitoring.

Communication Skills:

Good verbal and written communication skills for reporting incidents and coordinating with security teams.

Alertness and Vigilance:

Ability to stay focused during long periods of monitoring and remain alert to potential security threats.

Decision-Making:

Quick decision-making abilities to respond to security incidents in real-time.

Physical Fitness:

Physically fit, as the role may require patrolling or extended periods of sitting and monitoring.

Confidentiality:

Understanding of the importance of confidentiality and handling sensitive security information appropriately.

Flexibility:

Willingness to work in shifts, including nights, weekends, and holidays.