Dis-Chem Security Officer Vacancies – Grade C PSIRA

Dis-Chem Security Officer Vacancies

Dis-Chem Pharmacies is looking for suitably qualified and registered security personnel to join its security team. This opportunity may be suitable for candidates who have a valid Grade C PSIRA accreditation and understand security procedures, emergency response and workplace safety.

Successful candidates will be expected to protect people, company property and assets while following Dis-Chem security procedures and industry standards.

Job Details

Company:
Dis-Chem Pharmacies

Position:
Security Officer

Industry:
Retail / Pharmacy

Employment Type:
Full Time

Salary:
Market Related

Registration:
PSIRA Grade C

Benefits:
Kaelo
Provident Fund (PSSPF)

Who Should Apply?

This opportunity is suitable for South African citizens who meet the security requirements and have the necessary PSIRA registration.

Candidates should be alert, reliable and able to respond quickly when dealing with security incidents.

Applicants should have:

Grade C PSIRA accreditation

Valid PSIRA registration

Knowledge of security procedures

Knowledge of fire emergencies

Relevant Health and Safety training or exposure

Good communication skills

Ability to read, write and speak English

A clear criminal record

Good credit record where required

A valid driver’s licence where applicable

Reliable transport where required

PDP when deployed as a driver

Security Officer Responsibilities

Successful candidates will be responsible for maintaining a safe and secure environment for employees, customers, company property and assets.

Understanding Site Security Measures

Security officers must understand the security measures that have been implemented at the site.

This includes knowing access control procedures, emergency procedures, patrol requirements and other security measures used to protect the premises.

Observation and Quick Decision-Making

Security personnel must remain alert throughout their shift.

They must be able to quickly interpret what they see and take appropriate action according to the situation.

Any suspicious behaviour, unusual activity or potential security threat should be identified and reported without unnecessary delay.

Emergency and Crisis Response

Security officers may be required to respond to emergencies and dangerous situations.

During a crisis, officers must remain calm, alert and professional.

They must follow the correct emergency procedures and respond quickly to protect people and property.

Handling Dangerous Situations

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Security officers must understand how to respond to different dangerous situations according to industry requirements and Dis-Chem Standard Operating Procedures.

This may include incidents involving theft, violence, assault, suspicious individuals or other security threats.

Calling for Assistance

During serious incidents, security officers must request assistance immediately.

For example, during an armed robbery, assault involving a dangerous weapon or another serious emergency, the police and relevant emergency services should be contacted according to company procedures.

The priority should always be the safety of people and the protection of property.

Recording Incidents

Security officers must keep accurate records of unusual occurrences and daily activities.

This may include:

Security incidents

Suspicious behaviour

Access control problems

Damaged property

Emergency situations

Daily patrol activities

Other unusual occurrences

Accurate reporting helps management understand security risks and take appropriate action.

Preventing Criminal Activity

Security personnel must enforce site rules and security regulations.

The objective is not only to respond to incidents but also to prevent criminal activity before it happens.

Officers should remain visible, alert and observant while performing their duties.

Special Duties

Security officers may also perform additional duties required by the security department.

These may include:

Receiving telephone calls

Responding to relevant messages

Responding to emails

Communicating security information

Running authorised errands

Supporting the security department

Completing other duties according to Dis-Chem procedures

Minimum Competencies

Essential Competencies

Applicants should have:

Knowledge of PSIRA requirements

Knowledge of security procedures

Fire emergency training or exposure

Relevant Health and Safety training or exposure

Good English communication skills

Ability to read and write English

Ability to communicate clearly with customers, employees and supervisors

Advantageous

Knowledge of an additional South African language will be an advantage.

Special Conditions of Employment

Applicants must meet the required employment conditions.

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