Elite Facility Security Guard Government Infrastructure

Ministry of Interior (Qatar Police) Jobs; Doha; On-site; QAR 46,000 - 55,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Daily meals at the military mess hall

Free secure accommodation within govt.

Premium military healthcare access

Annual flight allowances

Job summary

The Ministry of Interior (Qatar Police) is seeking expat security personnel for immediate deployment across government infrastructure with strict medical and physical requirements. Candidates must hold a pristine CEID clearance from Qatar and home country, possess a valid Qatari ID with an active NOC, and pass MOI medical and agility tests.

Responsibilities include monitoring entry points, patrolling facility perimeters under harsh conditions, reporting suspicious activity via encrypted radios,

Qualifications

• Clearance: A pristine CEID (Police Clearance Certificate) from Qatar and home country.
• Physicality: Must pass MOI medical and physical agility tests (running, lifting, stamina).
• Documentation: Valid Qatari ID with an active NOC for immediate government transfer.

Responsibilities

• Monitor secure entry points and verify all vehicle clearance documents against the daily MOI ledger.
• Conduct physical patrols of assigned government facility perimeters regardless of extreme weather conditions.
• Report any suspicious activity directly to the National Command Center using encrypted radio protocols.
• Maintain absolute confidentiality regarding facility layouts and operational security measures.

Job description

The Ministry of Interior (Qatar Police) is seeking expat security personnel for immediate deployment across government infrastructure with strict medical and physical requirements. Candidates must hold a pristine CEID clearance from Qatar and home country, possess a valid Qatari ID with an active NOC, and pass MOI medical and agility tests.

Responsibilities include monitoring entry points, patrolling facility perimeters under harsh conditions, reporting suspicious activity via encrypted radios,