Security Night Watchman

Security Officer

As a Security Officer on property, you will be focused on monitoring and patrolling assigned areas to ensure we are providing a safe environment for guests and Team Members. Provide a warm, visible, and reassuring security presence throughout the hotel and private residences, patrolling assigned interior and exterior areas on foot and documenting all checkpoints and actions taken.

Anticipate, observe, and report — proactively identifying safety hazards, unsecured doors, suspicious activity, and unusual conditions, and accurately documenting them in clear, factual, timely reports and daily activity logs.

Assist guests and residents with room and residence access in accordance with established verification and privacy standards, always protecting the confidentiality of our guests and residents.

Serve as a calming, service-first presence in guest and Team Member concerns — using de-escalation to defuse tension.

Respond promptly to accidents, medical situations, and emergencies; provide basic First Aid, CPR, and AED assistance within the scope of current certification; and communicate clearly with EMS and medical personnel.

Monitor life-safety and security systems, including CCTV, fire and life-safety panels, alarms, and access-control points, and respond in accordance with established post orders and emergency procedures.

Document and report incidents involving loss, damage, theft, or guest/resident/Team Member concerns, gathering observable facts objectively and escalating to the Director of Security or appropriate leader.

Support emergency preparedness by participating in drills, training, and life-safety exercises, and by maintaining a thorough working knowledge of the property's emergency response plans.

A genuine hospitality professional first: warm, composed, discreet, and service-oriented, with the presence and judgment to protect an ultra-luxury environment without ever compromising its grace.

Prior experience as a Security Officer or in a comparable safety, loss-prevention, or guest-service role; experience within a luxury hotel, residential, or resort environment is strongly preferred.

Sound judgment, situational awareness, and emotional intelligence, with a demonstrated ability to de-escalate and remain composed in dynamic situations.

Availability to work a flexible schedule, including overnights, weekends, and holidays, consistent with the 24-hour needs of a hotel and residential community.

Must hold, or obtain within the timeframe required by law as a condition of continued employment, a valid Level II Non-Commissioned Security Officer registration issued by the Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS).

It does not require, authorize, or permit the carrying of a firearm.