Security Guard (Part-Time) at Marshall Farms

Town of Huron, New York, United States -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

02 Jul, 26

Salary

26.1

Posted On

03 Apr, 26

Experience

0 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Access control, Surveillance systems, Patrolling, Emergency response, Report writing, Physical security, Incident reporting, Communication skills, Computer literacy, K9 handling, Alarm monitoring, Safety hazard identification, Conflict resolution, Security operations

Industry

Consumer Goods

Description

Description The role of the Security Guard is to ensure the safety and security of all Marshall Farms’ personnel and assets. This is achieved by ensuring access control at all physical sites, monitoring detection and surveillance systems, patrolling, detecting and reporting issues of concern and responding to related activity or conditions. Marshall Farms Security Guards will conduct all essential tasks in a safe and professional manner while being cognizant of their own personal safety at all times. This position is a grade O12 with a pay range of $17.92 - $26.10/Hour. Security Guards will be expected to: Follow all lawful orders and direction from Security Guard Supervisor and Team Leaders, ranking security guards and the Security Director. Responsible for ensuring all employees’ adherence to company policies and rules as well as local, State and Federal Laws. This includes counseling employees for minor infractions (when appropriate) yet reporting ALL infractions to Security Guard Supervisor, Team Leaders and Security Director. Proactively identify safety and security hazards/concerns and ensure they are communicated to all team members, Security Guard Supervisor, Team Leaders and management. Further, issues will be documented, and action made (if possible) to mitigate or eliminate a conditions potential impact. In regard to incidents with non-compliant individuals, must clearly understand and apply appropriate response techniques and warnings (when possible) prior to the use of physical force (consistent with NY Penal Law Article 35) during any situation that may lead to an arrest. Conduct patrols of Marshall Facilities as directed (either with or without a K9 partner) utilizing detection equipment (i.e., night vision goggles and thermal cameras) to deter or detect intruders. While on patrol, security guards may be dispatched to respond to detection system alarms or to investigate other concerns or situations at Marshall facilities. Make lawful arrest and use (lawful) force when necessary to protect employees and assets. Marshall Farms Security Guard must be able to make sound decisions related to the lawful use of force and making arrest. These two actions must only be performed when absolutely necessary and based on legally grounded guidelines which emphasize the need to protect employees and assets with reasonable force yet without risking the guard’s personal safety. Perform access control; electronic systems monitoring for all sites and manage visitor/vendor reception at the Security Checkpoint located at the entrance to Marshall Farms. Access control requires both the visual identification of individuals and verification of badge access privileges or gaining manager approval prior to giving site access. Electronic system monitoring may require dispatching security personnel to investigate alarm conditions and calling in support staff and/or security management. Visitor reception duties will require greeting, providing/explaining Visitor Requirements, reviewing identification, signing in and electronically logging visitors and contacting the appropriate Marshall escort. In the event of an emergency condition, checkpoint personnel will be responsible for facilitating the “General Response to Emergencies” plan. In addition, while in the Checkpoint, security guards will attentively monitor security cameras and the surrounding area. Perform day-to-day administrative tasks such as maintaining information files, processing paperwork, writing reports of daily activities and irregularities, such as equipment or property damage, theft, presence of unauthorized persons, or unusual occurrences. Knowledgeable and competent in the performance of all other tasks as defined in the “Security Operations Plan”, “Security General Orders” and all other Security Department procedures. Exemplify the respected image of the company so all Security personnel must act accordingly throughout their careers with Marshall. High moral conduct, a sound personal character, and freedom from the involvement in illicit or unethical activity are expected. If it is determined that an employee’s on the job or off the job behavior affects them from maintaining this character requirement, their employment may be terminated. Conduct other day-to-day tasks as requested by supervisors and management to support the interests and operations of the company. This includes accepting progressive roles in Security team leadership and as a K9 Handler when requested. The Security Guard will maintain a working-level proficiency in all NY DCJS Security Guard topic areas to include: 1. Role of a Security Guard 2. Legal Powers & Limitations 3. Emergency Situations 4. Communications and Public Relations 5. Access Control 6. Report Writing 7. Ethics and Conduct 8. Elective Topics (As emphasized during training) Individual will stay up-to-date with methods and concepts of security by participating in regular continuing education opportunities. Security must have effective organizational skills, written and verbal communication skills and have the ability to use computers to perform essential job requirements. Individuals will be proficient in proper patrol and apprehension techniques with or without a K9 partner. Requirements This position requires that you have a High School Diploma or GED You must be able to obtain a NYS Security Guards License You must have a valid Driver License Work Conditions: Coverage is 24/7 with varying shifts requiring extended hours, and night, weekend, and holiday work. The ability to work in adverse weather conditions is necessary. Physical Requirement: Work is physically demanding requiring the guard to be in good physical condition and be committed to staying in such condition throughout their employment with Marshall Farms’ Security. Daily patrol may involve walking and running and require the use of mountain bikes and various vehicles. Individuals must have good vision including the ability to see well under low light conditions (night vision) and be able to detect objects or movement to one’s sides when the eyes are looking ahead (peripheral vision). Mental Requirement: Individuals must be able to work independently or with others in adverse conditions including extreme weather conditions (rain, snow, cold and heat) and darkness. Good communication and people skills are a necessity. Individual must have the ability to tell when something is wrong or is likely to go wrong. Individual is capable of monitoring, reviewing, and analyzing information from materials, events, or the environment to detect or assess problems and evaluate results to choose the best solution and solve problems. Individuals can effectively give, receive, understand and apply written and oral instructions. About Marshall Farms Group, Ltd. Our mission is to help improve the lives of people and pets. When you join our family, you will have a significant impact on fulfilling this mission by supporting our ability to provide animals and related services to the top research organizations across the globe – aiding their lifesaving biomedical and veterinary research. In addition, we leverage our extensive breeding experience as a preferred supplier to detection dog training programs; and are the leading provider of Pet Ferrets. Over the last 80 years we have grown from a local to a global company, but we haven't lost our family feel and employee-centric focus. Marshall Farms Group, LTD is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action employer.

Responsibilities

The Security Guard is responsible for ensuring the safety of personnel and assets through access control, surveillance, and regular patrols of the facility. They must also document incidents, enforce company policies, and respond to emergency situations or alarm triggers.