About this role
- ***MUST already have the legal right to live and work in Canada and currently be IN Canada as this job is for an immediate start. Must be OVER the age of 19****
Must currently possess a valid SK Security Guard Certificate.
Scheduled shifts will be a mixture of days (4pm - 11pm) and overnights (11pm - 7am) on weekdays, weekends and occasional STAT holidays.
Hotel security duties and responsibilities can vary but the following responsibilities are usually assigned to hotel security:
Perform Surveillance and maintain order
The bulk of hotel security's shift is filled with patrolling hotel grounds, parking lots, lobbies, restaurant, Bar, VLT Lounge and hallways. You will provide a sense of security to both hotel and restaurant staff, guests and customers, simply by being present. You will also monitor the hotel via security cameras. This is NOT the sort of job where security personnel sit and watch cameras all shift - you will definitely get your steps in - summer and winter!
Escort People In/Out of the Hotel
Hotel security is also responsible for escorting guests and hotel staff to and from the hotel/parking lot as required. Additionally, hotel security may need to escort belligerent guests off hotel property, restaurant and lounge. Our business practices a "First and Final Warning" system.
Report to Supervisors and Management
Hotel security is responsible for reporting all suspicious activity to their supervisor or hotel management. You will report current events in real time through radio and document events that have already been resolved.
Investigate Disturbances
Hotel security must be on call anytime during their shift to investigate disturbances reported by hotel staff and guests. This can include things like excess noise coming from a guests room or reports of suspicious people prowling the parking lot.
Full training / shift shadowing will be given.
Requirements
Compensation Details
Above minimum wage
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