Security Officer

Security Officer


Company
Dogg City VIP Protection
Location
Cape Town
Posted
6 days ago
Via
Indeed

Job Description
• URGENT*

Position open to work on a site in Woodstock.

Check list as follows:

1. PSIRA must be 3 years and more.

2. CV

3. ID

4. Proof of address

5. Bank letter

6. Security training certificates

7. References

Duties:

- Access control on a container depot

- Scanning in and out of trucks and containers

- Doing regular patrols around the depot

- Report writing

Please note:

-Only male and must be physically fit and well built.

- Must be able to travel to work on your own.

Please email your documents to : [email protected]

Job Type: Full-time

Work Location: In person

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