Support Security Officer
Be the backbone of site safety, earn £12.71/hour, work flexibly and get top benefits. SIA licence and experience required. Perfect for reliable professionals who want variety.
Responsibilities and Day-to-Day Tasks
This role involves moving between different sites, ensuring the security of people, buildings and assets, often on short notice or during staff shortages.
You’ll conduct safety checks, follow clear assignment instructions, and vigilantly report any incidents or risks as they arise.
Staying alert to potential problems and maintaining excellent communication with team members and clients is crucial for success.
The job requires rapid adaptation as every location might operate slightly differently, offering a lot of variety in your workweek.
Professionalism and reliability are central; every shift matters for keeping environments safe.
What’s Good: Benefits and Pros
One clear advantage is flexibility—you’re not tied to a single site and get to experience new challenges daily, keeping the role interesting.
The hourly wage is competitive, and additional benefits like life assurance, flexible benefits, and access to a virtual GP enhance your overall package.
Staff recognition schemes provide chances for monthly and yearly rewards, increasing motivation on the job.
Plenty of training and career progression paths are available, making this a great fit for professionals eager to develop their skills.
Drawbacks and Cons
Being a support officer means shifts can be unpredictable, sometimes including nights and weekends, which may disrupt personal routines.
Reliance on your own vehicle is necessary, so this role may not suit those without reliable transport.
Our Verdict
If you crave variety, can handle changing environments, and want to feel genuinely valued in your work, this job is a strong choice.
Overall, it’s best for experienced security officers looking for a step up in flexibility and career opportunity, while enjoying tangible perks.
