Unitrust Protection Services
Guest Support Security Officer

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Job Title: Guest Support Security Officer
Rate: £14.87 per hour
Contracted Hours: 48 hrs p/w, 4 on, 4 off, days, nights, and weekends
What’s in it for you?
In return as our Guest Support Security Officer, we offer the below salary and benefits:
- Virtual GP
- Employee Assistance Programme
- Group Life Assurance
- Personal Pension
- Cycle to Work Scheme
- Tech Scheme
- Company Sick Pay Scheme
- Long Service Awards
- Recognition Awards
- Comprehensive Training
- Discount Platform
- Wellbeing Platform
- Living Wage Foundation Service Provider.
Core Duties:
- Conduct rotational foot patrols around the full site, perimeter, car parks, landscaped gardens, lakeside paths, meeting areas, shops, and cafes.
- Screen vehicle and pedestrian entry and exit points, providing directions where required and welcoming people to the park.
- Provide a safe and secure environment for events, sports, and entertainment taking place on the events plaza.
- Conduct regular security and health & safety equipment operability checks such as intruder alarms, defibs, first aid kits, fire alarms, intercoms, security doors.
- Respond to incidents as per SOPs and follow the directions of the Duty Shift Manager, Security Manager, and Deputy Security Manager as required.
- Conduct periodic vehicle, personnel, and site searches when required.
- Project a welcoming, positive attitude in order to deliver a 5-star security and customer service experience, politely interacting with guests on the park to give directions, answer queries, and refer them to others if unable to answer.
- Ability to think on feet to solve problems during difficult interactions with the public to defuse and escalate conflicts using soft skills, diplomacy, and street smarts to bring security incidents to amicable resolution and escort people off the park.
- Willingness to occasionally assist and support other operations departments in keeping the park highly presentable and smart, such as picking up litter and reporting maintenance if discovered on patrol.
- Maintain a smart and presentable appearance at all times, a high visible presence to deter hostile intent, and high levels of observation skills to spot when things don’t look right.
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Skills:
- Sound technical and IT knowledge to operate patrols scanners, personal radios, body-worn cameras, entry/exit gates.
- Must be physically fit and active. Required to walk around the park and stand at static posts several hours a day. Apart from breaks, the workday is predominately spent on foot. In the event of an incident, may be required to run for a few minutes and conduct basic physical activities.
- Must be comfortable with crowded areas, interacting with members of the public, and working in a professional business setting.
- Must have the ability to work both as part of the wider team and with a degree of independence and autonomy in conducting own day-to-day tasks and responsibilities.
- CCTV license is a plus to be able to occasion cover breaks in CCTV control room.
- SIA D.S. licence required.
- Minimum 1 year of security industry experience (or equivalent) required.


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This is an excellent opportunity to work at one of the best business parks in Europe, offering you an exciting, varied, and fun place to work. We offer above-average rates of pay, look after our staff well, and help you reach your full potential. In return, we are looking for exceptional security officers who are flexible, pragmatic problem solvers who can deliver excellent customer service, sound site security, and are willing to learn and grow.
Don’t miss out on this fantastic opportunity to join our team as a Guest Support Security Officer! UniTrust is an Equal Opportunities employer and welcomes applicants from suitably qualified persons regardless of sex, race, disability, age, sexual orientation, gender reassignment, religion or belief, marital status, or pregnancy and maternity. Please note, any job offered is subject to satisfactory pre-employment and five or ten-year work history security vetting checks according to BS 7858:2019.
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