Close Protection Officer

Job Description:

A Corporate Security Officer is responsible for protecting the assets, employees, visitors, and operations of a corporate office or commercial facility. In this role, you will maintain a strong security presence across the site, ensuring all safety procedures are followed and potential risks are identified and managed proactively.

You will serve as the first point of contact for anyone entering the premises, providing excellent customer service while upholding strict security standards. Your day-to-day work includes monitoring access control systems, patrolling the facility, managing incident responses, and maintaining professional communication with staff, management, and external partners.

Key Responsibilities:

• Respond promptly to alarms, incidents, and emergencies.
• Maintain accurate logs, incident reports, and daily activity records.
• Assist employees and visitors by providing clear guidance and support.
• Observe CCTV systems & report any security breaches.
• Enforce company security policies & uphold safety regulations at all times.
• Coordinate with management & emergency services when necessary.
• Provide a professional & reassuring presence across the site.

Professional Skills:

• Respond promptly to alarms, incidents, and emergencies.
• Maintain accurate logs, incident reports, and daily activity records.
• Assist employees and visitors by providing clear guidance and support.
• Observe CCTV systems & report any security breaches.
• Enforce company security policies & uphold safety regulations at all times.
• Coordinate with management & emergency services when necessary.
• Provide a professional & reassuring presence across the site.

Professional Skills:

• Strong communication and interpersonal skills.
• Good observational abilities and attention to detail.
• Ability to remain calm and take decisive action under pressure.
• Knowledge of security protocols and emergency response procedures.
• Basic understanding of CCTV monitoring and access control systems.
• Professional appearance and behaviour at all times.
• Ability to work independently and as part of a team.
• Physical fitness to conduct patrols and stand for extended periods.
• SIA License (or ability to obtain one) is preferred.