Security Officer

• Must be physically able to walk multiple buildings, floors, and grounds.
• Communicate visually or verbally.
• Complete time or attendance forms.
• Drive an automobile, van, or light truck.
• Make decisions.
• Obtain information from individuals.
• Prepare reports for management.
• Take messages.
• Use conflict resolution techniques.
• Use oral or written communication techniques.
• Use a two-way radio or mobile phone.
• Work as a team member.
• Conduct field research or investigative studies.
• Conduct surveillance to obtain information for law enforcement.
• Use surveillance techniques.
• Direct human or vehicle traffic.
• Distribute traffic control or caution signs or markers.
• Follow law enforcement methods or procedures.
• Issue citations or warnings for violation of laws.
• Observe vehicular or pedestrian traffic.
• Explain government rules or policies.
• Follow confidentiality procedures.
• Follow professional ethics principles in law practice.
• Determine negligence or violation of laws or regulations.
• Enforce laws, ordinances, or regulations.
• Investigate complaints, disturbances, or violations.
• Operate vehicles in law enforcement or security settings.
• Authorize entry or exit of individuals.
• Determine the response needed to dispatch to an emergency.
• Manage detailed records or files in a security setting.
• Monitor alarm system to detect fires or other emergencies.
• Monitor entrance or exit.
• Patrol or guard area or premises.
• Answer questions from residents.

We have been meeting security needs in northeast Tennessee and Southwest Virginia area since 1979. We are locally owned and operated. We provide security for events, weddings, educational facilities and industrial companies