Security Officer - Applicants Must Be 18+ To Apply

Security Officer

As a member of the Security team at Casino Pier & Breakwater Beach you'll protect our guests and property all while securing valuable law experience and rewarding benefits.

Show commitment to the security and safety of all guests and associates.

Responsibilities

• Monitors and prevents unauthorized entry onto the property or restricted areas.
• Prepares timely, concise, accurate statements or reports for incidents or investigations and testifies in court or at hearings as necessary.
• Maintains a professional working relationship with local law enforcement and local safety services.
• Gives verbal directions and assists guests and associates including lost and/or separated guests; responds to emergency situations and calls for assistance as necessary; provides basic first aid as needed.
• Provides high visibility patrols of buildings and grounds in and around the park to ensure reasonable protection of the park's property, assets, guests, and associates.
• Provides guest service according to Casino Pier & Breakwater Beach's standards when serving the guest.
• Meet scheduling availability including nights and weekends
• Other duties as assigned.

Requirements

• Retired or active and in good-standing Law Enforcement Officer.
• Poses a current RPO card.
• Poses a current SORA card.
• First Aid Certification preferred but not required.
• CPR Certification preferred but not required.
• Valid Driver's License required.
• Ability to successfully complete all required training and pass examinations as needed.
• Ability to show proof of certifications.
• Ability to work nights, weekends, and holiday periods to meet business needs.
• Ability to pass a mandatory (or random) drug test, per Company policy, unless prohibited by state or provincial law.
• Ability to pass a background check, which may include, but is not limited to, credit, criminal, DMV, previous employment, education, and personal references, per Company policy, unless prohibited by federal, state, or provincial law.