Night Shift Security Officer (Grade D) – Permanent

The gate at a gated residential estate in Springs is the first line of safety, and you would be standing at it. Expect to be trusted with real work from your first week.

Location: Springs, Gauteng. Applicants who already live in the area get looked at first.

• Write every incident and shift change in the occurrence book (OB)
• Hand out and collect contractor access cards
• Test the panic button and radio when you come on duty
• Check visitors' IDs and capture them on the visitor app or in the gate register
• Search vehicles and bags leaving the site when company policy requires it
• Call the armed response or SAPS number from the call list when needed

• Able to work 12-hour day and night shifts, including weekends
• Alert, polite and firm with the public
• Physically fit for foot patrols
• Speaks and writes basic English
• Grade 10 minimum; matric preferred

• Chance to be upgraded to Grade B with training
• Uniform, boots and winter jacket issued
• Stable long-term site contracts
• Paid night-shift allowance under the security sector rules

• Make sure your PSIRA fees are paid. A lapsed registration gets your CV thrown out, even if you have years of experience.
• Arrive for the interview in neat clothes with your certificates in a plastic sleeve. It shows the discipline they want.