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A 2ND CHANCE MONITORING is hiring a Night Shift GPS Monitoring Agent in Marietta, GA. The role focuses on managing participants court-ordered to electronic monitoring, combining technology, customer service, and documentation during a 12-hour night shift.
No prior GPS monitoring experience is required; we’ll teach the monitoring part. You will install and remove equipment, travel to local facilities, monitor alerts, communicate with participants, courts, and agencies, and keep accurate records.
Job Details: Job Location: Marietta, GA 30064,
NIGHT SHIFT. REAL RESPONSIBILITY.
DEFINITELY NOT A BORING DESK JOB.
We’re Hiring A Night Shift GPS Monitoring Agent
Never considered working in electronic monitoring?
Honestly, most people haven’t.
But if you’re good with people, comfortable with technology, organized when things get busy, and can handle situations that don't always go according to plan —your skills might translate better than you think.
And no —you do not need previous electronic monitoring experience.
We’ll teach you the monitoring part.
MARIETTA — NIGHT SHIFT
6:00 PM – 6:00 AM
4 Days On / 4 Days Off
$850 Weekly Salary
Paid Every Friday
Work four. Get four off. Repeat.
If the traditional Monday-through-Friday life isn't your thing, this schedule might be.
This is where it gets interesting.
Our Monitoring Agents help manage participants who are court-ordered to electronic monitoring. That means combining technology, customer service, documentation, problem-solving and fieldwork throughout your shift.
Some shifts may have you completing multiple installs throughout the area. Other shifts may keep you primarily in the office.
The one thing you shouldn't expect? Every night looking exactly the same.
You don't need “GPS Monitoring Agent” on your résumé to be good at this job.
You're used to working independently, handling unexpected situations and helping people at all hours.
You understand documentation, confidentiality, procedures and how to interact professionally with people who may be stressed or frustrated.
You can process information quickly, communicate clearly and stay level-headed when something needs immediate attention.
You're comfortable navigating multiple systems, troubleshooting problems and explaining things to people who may not understand the technology.
You already balancing paperwork, payments, policies, customer service and difficult conversations.
Five things happening at once doesn't scare you. Prioritizing, multitasking and dealing with every personality imaginable is basically your specialty.
Details matter to you. You document things correctly, follow processes and know that “I’ll remember it later” is not a filing system.
Someone who is:
Electronic monitoring sits at the intersection of technology, public safety and second chances.
Our agents play an important role in keeping the monitoring process moving — from getting someone properly installed to responding to alerts, maintaining accurate records and making sure important information gets where it needs to go.
It's a role with real responsibility.
But it's also an opportunity to build experience in an industry you may have never considered before.
Your next career might be one you never thought to search for.