We are seeking a highly professional and discreet Residential Security Team (RST) Member to support the safety and security of senior executives and their families at designated private residences. This role forms a vital part of a wider corporate security function, focused on maintaining a safe, secure, and low-profile living environment for key executives. Key Responsibilities: Deliver a visible yet unobtrusive security presence at private residential properties Monitor access control systems, CCTV, intruder alarms, and perimeter integrity Conduct regular security patrols of the residence and surrounding grounds Manage visitor access and contractor movements in accordance with SOPs Identify and escalate any unusual activity, potential risks, or breaches Maintain detailed logs, incident reports, and shift handovers Provide initial emergency response in the event of fire, medical, or security incidents Ensure that all security equipment and systems are in operational condition Liaise professionally with household staff, estate management, and external services Uphold the highest standards of discretion, conduct, and confidentiality at all times Candidate Profile: Proven experience in residential, estate, or corporate security roles Demonstrable knowledge of physical security protocols and emergency response Hold an accredited Close Protection qualification (SIA license or equivalent for jurisdiction). Experience working with access control, CCTV, and alarm systems Excellent situational awareness and strong communication skills Physically fit with a professional appearance and calm under pressure Trustworthy, discreet, and able to handle confidential information responsibly Willingness to work shifts, weekends, and bank holidays as part of a rota Desirable: Emergency First Aid at Work or FREC3 qualification Knowledge of surveillance detection and perimeter monitoring best practices Background in military, police, or disciplined services (beneficial but not essential) Familiarity with high-value residential properties or private households