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Walden Security in Knoxville, TN is hiring security officers who can cover weekends and all shifts with open availability. The role involves protecting client sites from fire, vandalism and unauthorized entry while supporting a diverse range of properties, including offices, hospitals and industrial facilities.
Officers must be at least 25, hold a Tennessee driver’s license with a clean MVR, pass background and drug screening, and complete security license training.
The utility officer will be crossed trained at dozens of our clients. They cover medical leaves, sicknesses, vacations and open posts that do not have an officer assigned. The utility officer must have open availability with all shifts and be able to work weekends and holidays. The schedule is released 1 week prior but may be adjusted depending on situations at the posts.
Employee will need to have a valid Tennessee drivers license and driving record with no more than one occurrence in the last 5 years. (No Dui, multiple accidents or habitual offenders-MVR will be checked). Candidate must be at least 25 years old with an acceptable driving record to be covered under the Walden Security Automobile insurance. Candidate must be computer literate, adaptable, professional appearance and reliable. Some of the sites requires a fair amount of walking patrols.
Officers are paid on a weekly basis through direct deposit. Daily pay is available by request.
Our Security Officers protect the Industrial or Commercial property of our clients against fire, vandalism and illegal entry.
Our clients range from Class-A Office Buildings, Luxury Residential Properties, Distilleries, Fortune 500 Companies, Financial Institutions, Telecommunications, Manufacturing/Industrial Factories, Hospitals and many others.
$18 - $18 USD
We offer every employee — from executive managers to administrative support to security professionals — unique and generous benefits, as well as opportunities for career growth.
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As set forth in Walden Security's Equal Employment Opportunity policy, we do not discriminate on the basis of any protected group status under any applicable law.
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