Security Command Centre Operator - Part-Time (British Columbia)

Security Command Centre Operator - Part-Time (British Columbia)

03 Sep
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Paladin Security
|
British Columbia

03 Sep

Paladin Security

British Columbia

Become a part-time Operator at Paladin Security's Command Centre, ensuring robust communication for security incidents and maintaining operational integrity. Your customer service skills will shine in this essential role.

This part-time position requires effective communication and direction to field officers. Ideal candidates have a background in security monitoring or similar call center experiences. A strong understanding of security systems along with a B.C. Provincial Security License is vital. You will be involved in access control, alarm responses, and administrative tasks critical to the security operation.

Key Responsibilities:
• Actively monitor and manage security system alarms
• Support the integration and administration of security systems




• Keep detailed logs of operator shifts and activities
• Handle service requests and escalate as necessary
• Conduct connectivity tests and preliminary troubleshooting

Requirements:
• B.C. Provincial Security License required
• At least 6 months in Control/Operations/Call Centre
• Basic security training certification
• Robust computing skills
• Experience in customer service for security

Join Paladin Security to ensure safety and responsiveness in all operations.
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📌 Security Command Centre Operator - Part-Time (British Columbia)
🏢 Paladin Security
📍 British Columbia

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