Company Description
For over 95 years, Fairmont Royal York has stood proudly as a Toronto landmark. When the hotel opened in 1929 it was the tallest building in the British Common Wealth and contained 1,048 rooms, a concert hall, library, extensive bakery, radio station and even a hospital. Today, this essential downtown landmark has completed a multi-million dollar transformation, reimagining its lobby, rooms, dining venues, event spaces, and Fairmont Gold – the property’s exclusive hotel within a hotel luxury experience. Another stunning chapter for Fairmont Royal York has begun.
Job Description

The Security Department is responsible for ensuring the overall safety and security of the hotel’s guests, employees, and hotel premises. They act as a member of the Emergency Response Team, responding in cases of fire, accident, safety concerns and calls for medical assistance. The Security Team ensures that any violation to law or hotel policy is investigated and duly addressed. The Security Team member responds equally to both guest and employee security and safety concerns.

• Ensuring security and safety of all property, guests and employees
• Regular floor patrols, cash counts and crowd control
• Providing excellent guest service
• Assisting in the orientation of new staff to hotel’s security procedures
• Conducting security assessments to determine if hotel guests, employees and assets are properly protected
• Correcting and reporting of fire hazards, health and safety hazards
• Operating as a member of the Emergency Response Team
• Reporting and investigating occurrences of accidents, complaints, criminal activity, and crisis situations
• Responding to all alarms- perimeter door, local and hold-up
• Handling lost and found in conjunction with the Housekeeping Department
• Knowledge and application of Municipal, Provincial, and Federal statutes with attention to the Trespass to Property Act
• Key control involving departmental audits and maintenance of key records
• Maintaining computer records of all actions in a Daily Activity Report
• Reporting all violations of Tenant Agreements

Other duties as directed by the Director, Security Services and/or Supervisor, Security Services

The Security Department is responsible for ensuring the overall safety and security of the hotel’s guests, employees, and hotel premises. They act as a member of the Emergency Response Team, responding in cases of fire, accident, safety concerns and calls for medical assistance. The Security Team ensures that any violation to law or hotel policy is investigated and duly addressed. The Security Team member responds equally to both guest and employee security and safety concerns.

• Ensuring security and safety of all property, guests and employees.
• Regular floor patrols, cash counts and crowd control.
• Providing excellent guest service.
• Assisting in the orientation of new staff to hotel’s security procedures.
• Conducting security assessments to determine if hotel guests, employees and assets are properly protected.
• Correcting and reporting of fire hazards, health and safety hazards.
• Operating as a member of the Emergency Response Team.
• Reporting and investigating occurrences of accidents, complaints, criminal activity, and crisis situations.
• Responding to all alarms- perimeter door, local and hold-up.
• Handling lost and found in conjunction with the Housekeeping Department
• Knowledge and application of Municipal, Provincial, and Federal statutes with attention to the Trespass to Property Act.
• Key control involving departmental audits and maintenance of key records.
• Maintaining computer records of all actions in a Daily Activity Report.
• Reporting all violations of Tenant Agreements.

Other duties as directed by the Director, Security Services and/or Supervisor, Security Services

The Security Department is responsible for ensuring the overall safety and security of the hotel’s guests, employees, and hotel premises. They act as a member of the Emergency Response Team, responding in cases of fire, accident, safety concerns and calls for medical assistance. The Security Team ensures that any violation to law or hotel policy is investigated and duly addressed. The Security Team member responds equally to both guest and employee security and safety concerns.

• Ensuring security and safety of all property, guests and employees
• Regular floor patrols, cash counts and crowd control
• Providing excellent guest service
• Assisting in the orientation of new staff to hotel’s security procedures
• Conducting security assessments to determine if hotel guests, employees and assets are properly protected
• Correcting and reporting of fire hazards, health and safety hazards
• Operating as a member of the Emergency Response Team
• Reporting and investigating occurrences of accidents, complaints, criminal activity, and crisis situations
• Responding to all alarms- perimeter door, local and hold-up
• Handling lost and found in conjunction with the Housekeeping Department
• Knowledge and application of Municipal, Provincial, and Federal statutes with attention to the Trespass to Property Act
• Key control involving departmental audits and maintenance of key records
• Maintaining computer records of all actions in a Daily Activity Report
• Reporting all violations of Tenant Agreement

The Security Department is responsible for ensuring the overall safety and security of the hotel’s guests, employees, and hotel premises. They act as a member of the Emergency Response Team, responding in cases of fire, accident, safety concerns and calls for medical assistance. The Security Team ensures that any violation to law or hotel policy is investigated and duly addressed. The Security Team member responds equally to both guest and employee security and safety concerns.

• Ensuring security and safety of all property, guests and employees.
• Regular floor patrols, cash counts and crowd control.
• Providing excellent guest service.
• Assisting in the orientation of new staff to hotel’s security procedures.
• Conducting security assessments to determine if hotel guests, employees and assets are properly protected.
• Correcting and reporting of fire hazards, health and safety hazards.
• Operating as a member of the Emergency Response Team.
• Reporting and investigating occurrences of accidents, complaints, criminal activity, and crisis situations.
• Responding to all alarms- perimeter door, local and hold-up.
• Handling lost and found in conjunction with the Housekeeping Department
• Knowledge and application of Municipal, Provincial, and Federal statutes with attention to the Trespass to Property Act.
• Key control involving departmental audits and maintenance of key records.
• Maintaining computer records of all actions in a Daily Activity Report.
• Reporting all violations of Tenant Agreements