Senior Security Officer – Patrols, Alarms & Incident Response

Senior Security Officer – Patrols, Alarms & Incident Response


Company
TSU Group Holdings
Location
Cape Town
Salary
R 100 440–R 167 400 a year
Posted
8 days ago
Via
via JobLeads

Job Description
TSU Group Holdings is seeking a Security Officer to safeguard people, assets and property in the Strand/Somerset West area. The role requires patrolling, monitoring cameras, and enforcing access control while reporting incidents and ensuring compliance with security procedures.

The ideal candidate holds Psira Grade C, Grade 12 or equivalent, and can pass background checks. Living in Strand/Somerset West area is preferred; prior security experience is advantageous, and physical fitness for

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