Alpha Security Group
Security Officer

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Company Description
Alpha Security Group delivers professional SIA manned guarding, event stewarding, and facilities services across the North East and the wider UK. The company works with well-known businesses and organizations in sectors such as manufacturing, logistics, commercial property, sports, education, and residential accommodation.
Alpha Security Group takes a personal, service-focused approach, directly employing security officers and providing close support from an experienced management team. Service delivery is underpinned by robust systems, recognized industry standards, and relevant accreditations, offering team members a structured and professional environment.
Applicants can expect clear processes, ongoing support, and opportunities to work with a diverse range of clients and sites.
Role Description
This is a full-time, on-site Security Officer role based in Newcastle Upon Tyne. The Security Officer will be responsible for maintaining a safe and secure environment by patrolling premises, monitoring access points, and handling visitor and contractor sign-in procedures.
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- Observing CCTV
- Responding to alarms and incidents
- Completing accurate incident and shift reports
- Following site-specific assignment instructions
The role involves providing visible security presence, offering professional customer service to clients and visitors, and liaising with the control room or management team as needed. The Security Officer will also support event security and stewarding when required, ensure compliance with company policies and industry standards, and participate in briefings and ongoing training.
Qualifications
- Possession of a valid SIA security license and strong knowledge of basic security procedures and legislation.
- Experience in access control, visitor management, and premises patrolling within commercial or public environments.
- Effective communication and customer service skills, with the ability to remain calm and professional under pressure.
- Ability to complete clear, accurate incident reports and follow written assignment instructions and company policies.
- Good situational awareness, risk assessment skills, and sound judgment when responding to incidents or emergencies.
- Reliable timekeeping, flexibility to work shifts (including evenings, nights, weekends, and holidays), and willingness to work both independently and as part of a team.
- Basic IT skills for using security systems, email, and reporting tools; previous CCTV monitoring experience is an advantage.
- Prior security, facilities, or event stewarding experience is desirable; background checks and right to work in the UK required.
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