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Signal Orlando is seeking a Branch Patrol Supervisor [Armed] for full-time overnight shifts (7:00pm–7:00am). The role requires arming duties, supervision of security officers, and ensuring coverage across sites. You must be 21+ with a Florida G license and a valid driver's license, plus the ability to pass a background and drug screening.
English proficiency and strong time management are essential. Benefits include paid training, a flexible schedule, career advancement opportunities, and
Signal of Orlando
Branch Patrol Supervisor [Armed]
Full time (Weekend Availability Required)
Overnight shift [7:00pm - 07:00am]
(Detailed shifts start and end time will be discussed during the in-person interview)
$20/hour
Patrol officers must be able to hit 30-50 stops a night and have good time management skills. Patrol officers must be ALERT, engaged and proactive. Officers must be able to conduct a variety of vehicle AND foot patrols, complete 30-50+ reports including explanations of observations and photos, respond to dispatch calls, interact with activity and individuals on property and monitor actively for unusual activity on multiple sites.
A Signal Patrol Officer role encompasses all dedicated requirements but varies from the below in duty specifically in a faster pace, time management and performing randomized but planned patrols of multiple sites throughout the shift. All duties listed below are minimum requirements – additional duties listed in the site’s Post Orders are requirements as well.
A Signal Branch Patrol Supervisor provides functional leadership to Signal’s Community Based Security Officers through the development and implementation of policies and practices essential to the effective management of day-to-day operations. Basic duties include protecting all sites and managing all reporting officers. All duties listed below are minimum requirements, additional site-specific duties may be required.
Signal is an equal opportunity employer. Employment decisions are made without regard to race, color, religion, national or ethnic origin, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, age, disability, protected veteran status or other characteristics protected by law.