Security Supervisor (SS)
Inspire, mentor, safeguard: The Security Supervisor role – where leadership meets responsibility.
Inspire, mentor, safeguard: The Security Supervisor role – where leadership meets responsibility. The Security Supervisor sits at the heart of the security team, serving as a bridge between leadership and action. They’re not just guardians but orchestrators, mentors, and information conduits, playing a vital role in safeguarding assigned premises, assets, and personnel.
JOB ROLE DESCRIPTION
The Security Supervisor assists the Senior Security Supervisor in leading the security team which protects assigned premises, assets and personnel. He/She is expected to handle medical incidents, compile incident reports, liaise with and provide relevant information requested by other departments. His duties include managing the security team, monitoring its performance and providing coaching and advice when necessary.
He is required to work in rotating shifts and be physically fit. He is expected to be vigilant, decisive, resilient, and possess effective communication skills. He upholds a professional image when interacting with various stakeholders. He may be deployed to a variety of places, including industrial, residential and commercial areas, as well as educational institutions and government buildings.
JOB ROLE DESCRIPTION
The Security Supervisor assists the Senior Security Supervisor in leading the security team which protects assigned premises, assets and personnel. He/She is expected to handle medical incidents, compile incident reports, liaise with and provide relevant information requested by other departments. His duties include managing the security team, monitoring its performance and providing coaching and advice when necessary.
He is required to work in rotating shifts and be physically fit. He is expected to be vigilant, decisive, resilient, and possess effective communication skills. He upholds a professional image when interacting with various stakeholders. He may be deployed to a variety of places, including industrial, residential and commercial areas, as well as educational institutions and government buildings.
CRITICAL WORK FUNCTIONS AND KEY TASKS / PERFORMANCE EXPECTATIONS
CRITICAL WORK FUNCTIONS
KEY TASKS
Detect Security Threats
- Manage security personnel in security surveillance.
Manage Security Teams
- Coach security personnel
- Conduct team briefings
- Supervise security personnel
Manage Incidents
- Compile incident reports
- Execute evacuation plans or exercises
- Handle medical incidents
- Provide relevant information that is required by tother departments relating to case management.
Becoming a Security Supervisor (SS):
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