Company OverviewSynterra Security Solutions is a First Nation owned Company which was formed in September 2011, dedicated to Premium Security Services. We are a very diverse company and we pride ourselves on being an equal opportunity employer. We are all about inclusion, diversity, professionalism and success. When you choose to join our team, you’ll have the security in knowing you will be joining a company that provides you with not just a job but a rewarding career. Visit us: www.Synterra.CaJob SummaryWork Location: Porcupine, Northern OntarioWork Setting: Private Security Agency, Mine/Energy SiteKey Responsibilities: Oversee day-to-day security and safety operations. Supervise and support security staff on shift. Prepare and manage shift schedules. Conduct training and onboarding for recent guards. Coordinate and participate in Health & Safety meetings. Control site access and enforce security protocols. Complete administrative duties, reports, and incident documentation.
Monitor surveillance systems and perform site patrols.Work Conditions: Outdoor and indoor work environments. Combination of sitting, standing, and walking.Shift : 5-5-4 rotation (days or nights)Wage : $23.50 - $27.50RequirementsValid Ontario Security Guard LicenseValid First Aid & CPR CertificateValid Ontario Class G Driver’s LicenseValid Criminal Background Check (completed in the past 3 months)Strong communication and report-writing skillsAbility to respond to emergencies and lead under pressureCustomer service and conflict resolution experienceLegally entitled to work in CanadaMinimum of 18 years of ageExperienceMinimum 2–4 years of security experience, preferably in an industrial, mine, or energy environmentPrior supervisory or lead-hand experience required#J-18808-Ljbffr
📌 Security Guard Supervisor/Team Lead - C$23.5 - C$27.5 An Hour (Black River-Matheson)
🏢 SYNTERRA SECURITY SOLUTIONS
📍 Black River-Matheson
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