Mobile Patrol Officer at Commissionaires Victoria, The Islands And Yukon

Victoria, British Columbia, Canada -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

06 Jun, 26

Salary

25.11

Posted On

08 Mar, 26

Experience

0 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Mobile Patrol, Vehicle Operation, Security Checks, Alarm Response, Report Writing, Problem Solving, Communication, Working Under Pressure, Equipment Operation, Independent Work, Professionalism, Key Control, Training Assistance, Time Management, Deportment, Situational Awareness

Industry

Security and Investigations

Description

Join Commissionaires! Our focus is on our customers and our team members. As Canada’s only not-for-profit security company, over 90% of our revenues go directly back to our team members in wages, health & dental benefits, RRSP contributions, employee recognition programs, and more. Be part of a great team where your contribution is recognized. We offer opportunities to service a range of different customers. If interested in advancement, there is plenty of opportunity. We are a dedicated equal opportunity employer with both structured and flexible shifts available across Vancouver Island and into the Yukon to suit every lifestyle – student, parent, night owl, you name it! As one of Canada's leading security organizations, our security professionals keep airports, schools, government facilities, and other commercial enterprises safe. We also work with police departments and municipalities to help in keeping Canadians safe. Location: Victoria Wage: $22.25/hr - $25.11/hr Shift Times: Various Shifts Reports to: Mobile Manager Job Responsibilities: Safely operating a Mobile Patrol motor vehicle in accordance with all laws and regulations; Conducting security checks at client sites according to directives, standards and post orders; Utilize company cell phones, two-way radios and Tracktik phone app; Conducting alarm response to client sites as needed; Conducting House Watch patrol if necessary; Attending lone worker sites to check on workers when requested; Ensuring incident and shift reports are completed including Run Sheets, Vehicle Inspection reports, Key Muster reports, Tracktik reports, Alarm reports and Inventory reports; Reporting for shifts on time, and maintaining proper dress and deportment at all times; Reporting any unsafe incidents, practices and/or issues; Conducting vehicle checks at start of shifts and ensuring any issues are reported accurately; Being respectful towards tools/equipment and ensuring proper key control at all times; Ensuring vehicles are kept clean and washed as required; Maintaining high standard of work ethic and professionalism; Promoting a respectful workplace by displaying a courteous, professional attitude; Keeping management aware of any unusual incidents; Assisting in the training of new Patrol Drivers, and setting a good example at all times; Completing any additional assignment as instructed by the Client Service Manager for Mobile Patrols. Your Must-Haves: A valid B.C. security workers licence. A valid BC driver's licence with a clean driver’s abstract. Excellent problem solving skills and professional report writing. Work under pressure and have a calm demeanor. Proficient at operating equipment such as cell phones and two-way radios. Able to work independently, especially in the evenings and overnight. Benefits and Perks: Free and paid training programs. Opportunities for advancement. A variety of shifts to maximize work-life balance! Extended health, dental, and vision coverage. Free uniform and dry-cleaning reimbursement. Safety boot reimbursement and PPE provided (as applicable). BC Transit ProPass. Exclusive partnership rates with BMO, Bell, and Hero Travel program Recognition and reward programs. RRSP contributions. Referral bonuses. And more!

Responsibilities

The officer is responsible for safely operating a mobile patrol vehicle, conducting security checks, responding to alarms, and completing various required reports such as Run Sheets and Vehicle Inspection reports. Duties also include maintaining professionalism, ensuring proper key control, and assisting in the training of new drivers.