Armed Security Officer – Part Time, Flexible Shifts

Alliedbarton Security Services; Boston (MA); On-site; USD 30,000 - 39,000; Part time

Job summary

Allied Universal is seeking a Security Officer – Part Time Enhanced in Boston, MA. The role focuses on armed, part-time patrols with fixed anchor shifts and opportunities to pick up additional shifts. Earn $25.00 per hour with a schedule that includes daytime hours.

Candidates must meet security requirements and pass background and drug screenings. Responsibilities include customer service to staff and visitors, responding to incidents, and conducting regular patrols of financial institutions

Qualifications

• Concealed carry permit required.
• At least one year of security experience.
• Must be 21+ for armed roles.
• High school diploma or equivalent.
• Background check as per laws.
• Criminal histories considered per laws.
• Drug screen required where permitted by law.
• Driver’s license required for driving positions.

Responsibilities

• Provide customer service to employees, visitors, and customers following security procedures and site policies.
• Respond to incidents, alarms, and critical situations calmly and professionally.
• Conduct regular armed patrols of designated facilities to deter unauthorized activity.
• Monitor access control points and verify credentials; report anomalies.
• Maintain armed post qualifications and incident/patrol documentation.

Skills

Customer service

Armed patrol

Emergency response

Shift flexibility

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Job description

Allied Universal is seeking a Security Officer – Part Time Enhanced in Boston, MA. The role focuses on armed, part-time patrols with fixed anchor shifts and opportunities to pick up additional shifts. Earn $25.00 per hour with a schedule that includes daytime hours.

Candidates must meet security requirements and pass background and drug screenings. Responsibilities include customer service to staff and visitors, responding to incidents, and conducting regular patrols of financial institutions