Security Officer/ Security Guard - Taguig City, Metro Manila

Security Officer/ Security Guard - Taguig City, Metro Manila


Company
Skyhawk Security Services, Inc.
Location
Taguig, Metro Manila
Via
via LinkedIn

Job Description
Tasks for Security Officer/ Security Guard - Taguig City, Metro Manila
• Patrolling the property: Security guard patrols make sure personnel and premises are safe by regularly making the rounds to prevent damage, burglary, and other unexpected occurrences. They assess on the spot if something looks out of place.
• Monitoring the premises: Security officers monitor and observe the environment they are protecting using monitoring equipment and building controls. If the situation calls for it, the officers can start investigating or call for additional help.
• Controlling access: They will control access for employees, visitors, and outside contractors and generally ensure that only authorized individuals gain access to office buildings, warehouses, event sites, and other assigned locations.
• Inspections: Security guards are usually responsible for inspecting buildings and ensuring that doors and access points are properly locked up and secured.
• Proper log management: From a security point of view, logs should serve as a red flag when something unusual is happening. Maintaining proper logs and reviewing them regularly could help identify malicious attacks on your security system.

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The Department of Labor and Employment sets the National Capital Region daily minimum wage at PHP 670 for non-agricultural drivers effective 1 January 2026 under Wage Order NCR-25. This covers an 8-hour shift with overtime compensated at PHP 837.50 for the first 8 hours beyond regular time.
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Drivers are limited to 48 hours per week with at least one rest day; the Department of Labor and Employment enforces 5 days of paid service incentive leave plus 10 regular holidays with 200% pay if worked. Overtime beyond 8 hours daily must be paid at 125% of the PHP 670 base rate.
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