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1st Nationwide Security Ltd; Wimbledon; On-site; GBP 16,000 - 23,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Company car may be provided

Security dog may be provided

Training may be provided

Career progression

Holiday pay

PAYE employment

Job summary

1st Nationwide Security Ltd is seeking reliable Security Dog Handlers to join our expanding team. Duties include patrols, safeguarding client sites, reporting incidents, and working with a trained security dog around London and surrounding areas.

Applicants should hold an SIA licence, have dog-handling experience if possible, and demonstrate a reliable, professional attitude with the ability to work independently. Right to work in the UK is required.

Qualifications

• SIA licence required.
• Security dog handling experience preferred.
• Reliable and professional approach.
• Ability to work independently.
• Right to work in the UK.

Responsibilities

• Conduct security patrols and monitor sites.
• Protect client locations and report incidents.
• Work alongside a trained security dog to maintain safety.
• Coordinate with client teams as needed.

Skills

SIA licence

Security dog handling

Reliable & professional

Independent worker

Right to work in the UK

Job description

Hours: Various shifts, including nights and weekends

The Role

We are recruiting reliable and professional Security Dog Handlers to join our growing team. Duties include security patrols, protecting client sites, preventing and reporting incidents, and working alongside a trained security dog.

Requirements

• SIA licence
• Security dog handling experience preferred
• Reliable and professional approach
• Ability to work independently
• Right to work in the UK

What We Offer

• £14.00 per hour + holiday pay
• PAYE employment and statutory benefits
• Regular work across London and surrounding areas
• Company car may be provided for suitable candidates
• Security dog may be provided for suitable candidates
• Training may be provided for suitable candidates
• Opportunities for career progression