Security Officer - London Bridge | Proactive Patrols

Ward Security; Greater London; Hybrid; GBP 18,000 - 25,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

EAP access

Rewards platform

Career development

Company pension

Life assurance

Referral scheme

Cycle to Work

Job summary

Ward Security is seeking a professional Security Officer for our London Bridge site. You will maintain a visible security presence, support staff and visitors, monitor access, and respond to incidents while upholding safety standards.

The role requires a valid SIA licence, First Aid and Fire Marshal qualifications, and a flexible, customer-focused approach to day and night shifts. Excellent communication and reporting are essential.

Qualifications

• Strong communication and customer service skills.
• Ability to remain calm and professional under pressure.
• Good attention to detail with clear incident reporting.
• Basic IT skills and ability to follow site procedures.
• Reliable and flexible for day and night shifts.
• Professional appearance and commitment to teamwork, health and safety, equality and inclusion.

Responsibilities

• Maintain a visible security presence across the London Bridge site.
• Carry out regular patrols and monitor access control and CCTV.
• Respond to security concerns and assist with evacuations if required.
• Produce clear incident reports and communicate findings to staff.
• Support loading bay and logistics duties when operationally needed.

Skills

Communication

Customer service

Calm under pressure

Attention to detail

IT literacy

Teamwork

Health and safety

Equality and inclusion

Flexible shifts

Job description

Ward Security is seeking a professional Security Officer for our London Bridge site. You will maintain a visible security presence, support staff and visitors, monitor access, and respond to incidents while upholding safety standards.

The role requires a valid SIA licence, First Aid and Fire Marshal qualifications, and a flexible, customer-focused approach to day and night shifts. Excellent communication and reporting are essential.