Job Advertisement: Security OfficerLocation: Various sites across West London
Contract: Full-time / Shift work (rotational 24/7 coverage)
Our client is seeking a Security Operations Officer to deliver a professional and responsive security service across their sites.
This role is key to maintaining the safety of staff, visitors, and service users, while supporting operational and security needs.
Key Responsibilities
Respond to security incidents, emergencies, and alarm activations.
Conduct regular patrols of buildings, grounds, and perimeters, documenting activity accurately.
Carry out building and outdoor searches when required.
Escort staff and visitors safely between locations as requested.
Maintain electronic security logs and reports in line with protocols.
Support porter duties, including mail services and general assistance.
Patrol and manage car park areas, including enforcement, cash collection, and safety.
Liaise with staff, visitors, the public, and local authorities as needed.
Implement locking and unlocking procedures to maintain site safety.
Participate in physical interventions when necessary.
Work flexibly across a rotational 24/7 shift pattern.
Present a professional appearance and maintain courteous behaviour at all times.
Candidate RequirementsEssential:
Previous experience in security and working with the public.
Ability to work independently and as part of a team.
Physically fit for prolonged patrols and standing.
Competent in Microsoft Office, radios, and security procedures.
Able to prioritize tasks and remain calm under pressure.
Clean UK driving licence.
Willingness to undertake IT/security training as required
SIA Frontline Manned Guarding Licence or NVQ Level 2 in Security.
Desirable:
Experience in a healthcare or hospital environment.
Knowledge of CCTV systems and car park enforcement procedures.
Benefits
Work for a client committed to high standards of safety and professionalism.
Variety of duties across multiple sites.
Opportunity for ongoing training and development.
Make a tangible difference in ensuring the safety of staff, service users, and visitors