SECURITY GUARD

Apex Rankers; Peshawar City Tehsil; On-site; PKR 420,000 - 540,000; Full time

Job summary

Apex Rankers in Peshawar is seeking a Security Guard (BPS-02) to protect government offices and residential compounds across the district. The role focuses on guarding entrances, logging visitors, and maintaining a secure environment for staff and visitors during shifts.

You will conduct hourly patrols, monitor doors and alarms, operate fire safety equipment, and report incidents to the Shift In-charge. Training and promotion through federal service rules are available based on performance and

Responsibilities

• Control pedestrian and vehicular access at the main gate by verifying identity cards, appointment letters, and vehicle permits before granting entry
• Maintain the daily visitor register, vehicle logbook, and key custody register with accurate timestamps, signatures, and purpose of visit entries
• Conduct hourly perimeter patrols along the boundary wall and building corridors to detect breaches, tampered locks, or suspicious objects
• Secure all designated doors, windows, and strongroom seals at the close of office hours and verify integrity during night rounds
• Operate portable fire extinguishers and raise alarm using the manual call point upon detecting smoke or fire, guiding occupants to assembly points
• Report all security incidents, unauthorized access attempts, and safety hazards immediately to the Shift In-charge via radio and written occurrence log

Job description

The Security Guard (BPS-02) position under the Security Guards Jobs Open in Peshawar 2026 recruitment drive is a frontline watch and ward role tasked with safeguarding government office premises, residential colonies, and designated installations across Peshawar district. The incumbent serves as the first line of defense, ensuring unauthorized entry is prevented, assets are protected after hours, and a secure environment is maintained for civil servants and public visitors throughout the duty shift.

Daily workflows revolve around manning the main gate and secondary access points, operating the visitor management register and vehicle entry logbook, and conducting scheduled foot patrols along the perimeter boundary wall using a torch and baton. The guard utilizes a two-way radio for shift communication, maintains the key custody register for sensitive rooms, and performs hourly checks on fire extinguishers and emergency exits. Service standards require 100% register accuracy, immediate incident reporting to the Shift In-charge, and strict adherence to the duty roster. Career progression follows the federal service rules, allowing promotion to Head Chowkidar (BPS-05) and subsequently to Security Supervisor (BPS-09) upon qualifying departmental exams and seniority.

Selection for this Category B cadre involves no written examination. Candidates are evaluated exclusively through a practical trade demonstration assessing physical fitness, gate drill, register writing, and fire equipment handling, followed by a structured oral viva voce interview testing situational judgment, knowledge of standing orders, and official decorum. Final merit is determined by the combined practical and viva scores.

Key duties and responsibilities:

• Control pedestrian and vehicular access at the main gate by verifying identity cards, appointment letters, and vehicle permits before granting entry
• Maintain the daily visitor register, vehicle logbook, and key custody register with accurate timestamps, signatures, and purpose of visit entries
• Conduct hourly perimeter patrols along the boundary wall and building corridors to detect breaches, tampered locks, or suspicious objects
• Secure all designated doors, windows, and strongroom seals at the close of office hours and verify integrity during night rounds
• Operate portable fire extinguishers and raise alarm using the manual call point upon detecting smoke or fire, guiding occupants to assembly points
• Report all security incidents, unauthorized access attempts, and safety hazards immediately to the Shift In-charge via radio and written occurrence log