IRON DELTA SECURITY

IRON DELTA SECURITY


Company
IRON DELTA SECURITY
Location
Los Angeles, CA
Job Type
Full-time
Posted
3 days ago
Via
via Careers In Government

Job Description
Job DescriptionJob Description

Armed Security Guards & Patrols -

We are looking for Armed Security Guards for Standing Guard and Patrol Positions. Pay depends on qualifications, experience, and position. Positions require BSIS Guard Card, BSIS Exposed Firearm Permit, (Patrol Only) Clean DMV Driving Record. All applicants will be vetted for these positions to make sure Certifications are up to date and permitted to work in the field. Job responsibilities entail keeping the area secured, radio check-ins, making arrests, and filing reports if needed.
Emergency Dispatchers -

We are looking for Emergency Dispatchers. Pay depends on qualifications and experience. Positions require BSIS Guard Card or Dispatcher Certification.
All applicants will be vetted for this position to make sure Certifications are up-to-date and permitted to work in the field. The Emergency Dispatcher will be responsible for Employee check-ins (for our Guards and Patrolmen in the field), answering Emergency calls from Customers and Alarm Monitoring Centers, Live Video Monitoring, Dispatching our Patrols to Emergency Calls, and Dispatching LAPD or Sheriffs Department should they be needed at a clients property.
Alarm Technicians & CCTV Technicians

- We are looking for Alarm Technicians & CCTV Technicians. Pay depends on qualifications and experience. Positions require experience and referrals from previous employers. The job requires wiring experience, physical labor,
installation of Alarm Systems and CCTV Camera Systems. English speaking preferred.

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