Youth Care Security Officer
Can you combine safety with calmness, knowledge of people, and a sharp sense of what is happening?
Jobs in the Netherlands, in English.
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This job advert was originally written in Dutch.
As a security officer at an international training institute, you are much more than just responsible for security. You are also the first point of contact for students, staff, and visitors. With your open attitude, you ensure that people feel welcome, while simultaneously remaining alert to what is happening around you.
You will work in an international and multicultural environment where safety, hospitality, and human contact converge. During the day, there is plenty of life at the location, while in the evening and at night, the emphasis lies more on surveillance and security.
A salary between € 2,250 and € 3,400 gross per 4-week period, based on 32 to 38 hours per week.
Various shift duties within a 24/7 schedule.
Travel and tunnel cost reimbursement if applicable.
An extensive training program.
Personal guidance.
A varied position with a lot of responsibility.
Working in an international and multicultural educational environment.
You work together with a colleague during every shift.
Together with a colleague, you ensure a safe and pleasant environment 24/7. You open and close the location, perform internal and external patrol rounds, and monitor for irregularities. Additionally, you answer questions, perform light administrative tasks, and support the emergency response (BHV) organization.
During the day, the emphasis lies more on hospitality and you have a lot of contact with students, staff, and visitors. In the evening and at night, the focus shifts to surveillance, security, and patrol rounds. In the event of a calamity, you are often one of the first points of contact and you know when to act calmly and when decisiveness is required.
Working at unique locations in the Netherlands.
Colleagues who are ready to stand by each other.
Influence over your schedule.
Your salary paid correctly and on time.
Your own point of contact at the office.
An active staff association (read: fun outings and extras).
Being taken seriously as a security officer: your opinion counts and we trust in your professionalism.
The opportunity to discover the profession in its full breadth and/or to further specialize.
Diploma Beveiliger 2 (Security Officer 2) with relevant work experience, or the willingness to obtain this diploma.
Driver's license B and own transport.
You are of irreproachable conduct and can pass a police screening.
You are physically fit.
Diploma BHV and First Aid, or the willingness to obtain these.
You are willing to work evening, night, and weekend shifts.
You are hospitable, service-oriented, and have strong communication skills.
You have empathy and can assess situations well.
You can act decisively when necessary.
Good command of the Dutch language; command of English is a plus.
You are willing to follow additional courses and training within your field.
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