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Job Description

Security Officer

Your Role: Security Officer

Reporting to the Security Operations Manager, you will help keep Global’s people, visitors and property safe and secure. You will work a 12-hour shift pattern, typically 07:00–19:00 on a four days on, four days off rotation.

As a Security Officer at Global, you will:

Key Responsibilities

• Access control and visitor management: Manage access to site for colleagues, visitors and contractors using the relevant systems, while providing a professional and welcoming first point of contact.
• Site security: Protect people and property by carrying out regular patrols, responding to unauthorised access, damage or disturbances, and escalating concerns promptly.
• Emergency response: Act confidently and appropriately during incidents, including evacuations, building lockdowns and disturbances, following training, procedures and relevant legislation.
• CCTV and security systems: Monitor CCTV and access-control systems, support the 24/7 security helpdesk and respond to security and technology requests.
• Reporting and communication: Produce clear, accurate incident reports and handovers, ensuring important information is shared with the right people at the right time.
• Continuous improvement: Work positively with the wider security team to improve processes, maintain high service standards and support a safe environment for everyone.

What You’ll Love About This Role

Think Big: Play an important part in protecting a busy, high-profile media and entertainment business.

Own It: Use your judgement and training to respond calmly and effectively when situations arise.

Keep it Simple: Provide clear guidance, accurate reporting and straightforward support to colleagues and visitors.

Better Together: Work closely with colleagues, contractors and teams across Global to keep sites safe and welcoming.

What Success Looks Like

In your first few months, you’ll have:

• Built a strong understanding of site procedures, security systems and escalation routes.
• Developed positive working relationships with colleagues, visitors and key stakeholders.
• Confidently managed access control, patrols, CCTV monitoring and helpdesk requests.
• Demonstrated clear, timely communication and consistently high-quality reporting.

What You’ll Need

• SIA licences: A valid SIA Frontline Officer licence and SIA Public Space Surveillance (CCTV) licence.
• Security experience: Experience of access control, CCTV monitoring, patrols and responding to security incidents.
• Emergency awareness: Confidence in following emergency procedures and applying relevant legislation and guidance.
• Communication and customer service: Strong interpersonal skills, with the ability to remain professional and approachable in a wide range of situations.
• Digital confidence: Comfortable using Microsoft Office, security systems and in-house software to manage reports and requests.
• Sound judgement: Able to make timely, informed decisions, work reliably to shift requirements and contribute positively as part of a team.