Security Guard (Training Provided)
Join as a full-time security guard with provided training for all grades. Safeguard people and assets, control access, respond to incidents, and build your safety career.
The Security Guards – Training Provided position is a full-time role with training available for all grades. Salaries are competitive and depend on experience. The position offers opportunities for those with or without prior experience, as training is a core part of the offer, making this an accessible option for entry-level candidates interested in a career in security.
Key Responsibilities
Security guards are responsible for ensuring the safety of employees, visitors, buildings, vehicles, and valuable assets on site.
Day-to-day, you will manage access control and maintain detailed visitor logs while monitoring security-related infrastructure such as CCTV and alarms.
Regular patrols, monitoring for unusual activity, and swift response to incidents or emergencies are part of the role.
Guards write thorough incident and observation reports, ensuring accurate communication of events for future reference.
Strict adherence to company procedures and compliance with South African regulations is mandatory, including participation in emergency and evacuation procedures.
Pros of the Position
A major advantage is the provision of training for all grades, opening doors for newcomers to enter the security field without prior certifications.
This role offers stability through full-time employment and prospects for advancement as you gain experience and build your skillset.
Cons to Consider
The security industry can sometimes involve demanding shift work, including night shifts or weekends, impacting your work-life balance.
Dealing with emergencies and responding to incidents can be stressful and requires a calm and dedicated temperament.
Verdict
If you’re looking for an accessible entry point into the security sector—with on-the-job training, full-time stability, and clear responsibilities—this is an excellent opportunity. Consider your readiness for shift-based, active roles before applying.
