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An established industry player is seeking passionate Field Training Officers (FTOs) who are dedicated to teaching and mentoring new officers. This rewarding role involves guiding trainees through security operations while maintaining a professional demeanor. FTOs will exemplify integrity and ethical behavior, ensuring the success of the training program. If you have a strong background in security, excellent communication skills, and a commitment to fostering a positive learning environment, this opportunity is perfect for you. Join a team that values dedication and professionalism, and make a significant impact in the security field.
Cambridge Security Services
License #B2800283
Pay rate starts at $21.00 Hourly
Licenses and Certifications Required (D & G)
Position: Field Training Officers
Expectations:
Any person who strives to become an FTO must have a passion for teaching. The most obvious function of the FTO is that of a teacher. In most cases, this teaching will occur while carrying out site-related tasks at an account. Other times, teaching may occur during casual conversation. As teachers, FTOs must be willing to accept responsibility for the progress of an officer or account, or lack of it. While training, FTOs must treat officers in a professional, realistic, objective, friendly, and empathetic manner.
The Role of the Field Training Officer:
Field Training Officers (FTOs) have responsibilities that can significantly impact the success of the company. In addition to performing in an exemplary manner, while officers watch, FTOs must slow their pace to review the purpose and detail of every process. FTOs must guide officers through comprehensive post orders and policies that require the blending of knowledge and skills, and the good judgment of when, where, and how to apply them.
The essentials of the FTO role is that he/she applies the techniques of coaching by providing a role model to follow and giving encouragement and direction to the officer.
FTOs must be positive role models. They must lead by example; exhibiting integrity, honesty, and ethical behavior. Maintaining a professional demeanor and appearance; adhering to the company's rules and regulations; supporting the company's vision and core values; and having a positive attitude toward the company, the job, and the officers they work with; are essential. FTOs dedicated to the success of the program will be respectful of, and respected by officers, peers, coworkers, and management.
Requirements Include:
Other: Must possess all of the following