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KRE Security in Zieglerville, PA is seeking a Weekend Overnight Security Officer for a senior living facility. This part-time role runs Saturday and Sunday from 7:00 PM to 7:00 AM.
You’ll help keep residents, staff, and visitors safe with professional, courteous service and a calm, proactive approach. Responsibilities include mobile and walking patrols, checking doors and access points, responding to alarms, maintaining logs, and contacting emergency services when needed.
Benefits:
Saturday & Sunday | 7:00 PM–7:00 AM | Part-Time
Zieglerville, PA
Are you dependable, observant, and someone people can count on when it matters most?
We’re looking for a Weekend Overnight Security Officer to help provide a safe, secure, and welcoming environment at a senior living facility. This is a great opportunity for someone who takes pride in being professional, responsible, and ready to respond when needed — while also understanding the importance of treating every resident with patience, dignity, and respect.
Once the evening settles in, your role becomes an important part of keeping the community safe and secure.
Overnight security in a senior living environment can be a mix of routine patrols, resident and staff interactions, safety checks, and responding when something unexpected happens.
You may be responsible for:
Some nights may be quiet and routine. Other nights may require you to think on your feet, remain calm, and take appropriate action.
We're looking for someone who understands that security isn't just about watching a property — it's about looking out for people.
You'll be a great fit if you are:
Security experience is a plus, but we're looking for people with the right attitude, reliability, and willingness to do the job well.
When most people are asleep, you're one of the people helping make sure the community remains safe.
You may be the person checking a door that shouldn't be open, responding to an alarm, noticing something unusual during a patrol, or simply providing a reassuring presence for a resident or staff member who needs assistance.
The little things matter. And so does the person doing them.
We'll count on you to help keep the community safe while the rest of the world sleeps.