Campus Security Floater - Lead & Protect (Varied Shifts)

SSC, Inc; Norwalk (CT); On-site; USD 42,000 - 52,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Weekly pay checks

Uniforms provided

Training for license/registration

401k or 403b plan

Paid time off / holidays

Job summary

SSC, Inc is seeking a Security Floaters/Supervisor to join our team in Norwalk, CT. This full-time role involves patrols, incident reporting, access control, and high-level client service across campus environments.

You will lead, train and supervise colleagues, assess safety threats, and coordinate with emergency services while maintaining professional conduct and strong communication with staff and visitors.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or GED equivalent.
• Must be 18 years of age or older.
• Minimum one year of security experience.
• Previous leadership or supervisory experience preferred.
• Must possess State Security Officer License/Registration where applicable.
• Able to pass a drug screen.
• Access to reliable transportation.

Responsibilities

• Perform security patrols of designated areas by foot or vehicle.
• Observe for conditions that may create security concerns or safety hazards.
• Respond to emergencies and/or alarms and contact appropriate services.
• Monitor for unauthorized persons and maintain access control.
• Investigate and report accidents, incidents and suspicious activities.
• Provide high level customer service to clients, employees and visitors.
• Communicate instructions clearly and work as part of a team.

Skills

Security experience

Leadership

Customer service

Communication skills

Critical thinking

Teamwork

Drug screen

Reliable transportation

Education

High School Diploma

GED

State Security Officer License/Registration

Job description

SSC, Inc is seeking a Security Floaters/Supervisor to join our team in Norwalk, CT. This full-time role involves patrols, incident reporting, access control, and high-level client service across campus environments.

You will lead, train and supervise colleagues, assess safety threats, and coordinate with emergency services while maintaining professional conduct and strong communication with staff and visitors.