Conflict Resolution Guard

at  ASP Incorporated

CONFLICT RESOLUTION GUARD

Are you passionate about Public Safety and seeking the opportunity to join a team of Security Professionals?
A.S.P. Incorporated has provided security and customer service solutions for over 20 years to Canadian clients. We employ over 1000 employees and are a subsidiary of ICTS EUROPE, operating in 22 countries and employing more than 17,000 professionals. A.S.P provides services to some of Canada’s largest airports and also has a significant presence in Commercial and Residential spaces in Ontario Manitoba
A.S.P. is looking for Conflict Resolution Guards who can provide a highly visible, advanced-level security specialist service in a professional, competent, and courteous manner. Successful applicants must work with integrity, respect, and take responsibility for the security and safety of the Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport.

• Patrol the Passenger Terminal Building on both the public and restricted sides;
• Patrol PortsToronto facilities including but not limited to the tunnel and ferry terminals;
• Patrol the airport perimeter (foot and vehicle) security barrier (external & internal) and report any deficiencies of security barrier to the Airport Operations Communication Center;
• Patrol the groundside curb, parking lots and grounds around the airport;
• Respond to calls for assistance from employees or at the direction of the Airport Operations Communication Center;
• Carry and use Explosive Trace Detection (ETD) equipment as required;
• Complete appropriate reports and or daily logs on all incidents, security infractions, deficiencies, or other irregularities noted during patrols;
• Escort unauthorized persons out of the Restricted Area or off the premises if found therein;
• Conduct general airside escorts as requested;
• Provide assistance to emergency response personnel;
• Provide assistance to the public, i.e., general information, directions, etc.;
• Crowd control and maintenance of public order within the Airport;
• Verification of airport restricted area passes utilizing mobile card reader;
• Assist Traffic Control personnel during peak times;
• Conduct AVOP and RAIC enforcement;
• Carry and operate portable radios to communicate with each other and the Airport Operations Communication Center other responders; and
• Any other duties as assigned.