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Crucially, the right individual will be the one willing to learn and make the job his/her own in a

way that ensuring that an efficient and effective service is delivered at all times.

Essential

Desirable

Be prepared to train to SIA accreditation

Valid Door Supervision SIA accredited licence

Strong communications skills

Experience in negotiations

Strong customer service skills

Experience in conflict resolution

Demonstrate possession of superior attention

to detail and observation skills

Computer literate with a good command of MS

Holder of a valid ECDL qualification

Office

Able to work flexible hours

Strong troubleshooting skills

Be prepared to undertake relevant Health and

NEBOSH, First Aid at Work, Paediatric First Aid

Safety training

Physically fit

Experience of working under pressure and to

tight deadlines

TRAINING

The Security Officer may, from time to time, be required to undergo training relevant to the Key

Objectives and responsibilities above or related functions. Such training may be residential. The

cost of the training and reasonable expenses (which must be approved in advance by the Facilities

Manager) will be borne by the School.

WORKING RELATIONSHIPS

The Security Officer has a day to day working relationship with all School Departments (Academic

and Support) and is required to co-operate fully with all members of their staff.

HOURS OF WORK

The post is full time. Working hours are shift based Monday to Sunday. The earliest start is at 6.00

with the latest finish at 22.00. Average 40 hours a week. A free of charge lunch is provided on site.

Break times to be agreed with the Head Porter.

HOLIDAYS

20 days per annum plus 8 Bank Holidays, to be taken during School holidays. Holidays to be

agreed with the Head Porter.

PAY

The pay is c£19,000 subject to experience.

May 2016

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