Airport Security

Carolina, Puerto Rico, Puerto Rico
Full Time
RAPR
Student (High School)

RESUMEN

Protegerá las vidas y propiedades dentro de los parámetros territoriales asignado a patrullar o vigilar.  Llevara a cabo todas las actividades y/o o programas de seguridad y protección establecidos en los lugares de trabajo donde fuera asignado, así como aquellos asuntos relacionados con éstos,  personalmente. 

BENEFICIOS

  • Salario: $9.50p/h 
  • Adiestramientos de seguridad aeropuertuaria gratis.
  • Acumulación de vacaciones y enfermedad (según la reforma laboral)
  • Pago de bono de navidad
  • Incentivos por programa de referidos

REQUISITOS

  1. Candidato(a) debe tener 21 años de edad o más, según ley de seguridad 108
  2. Disponibilidad completa
  3. Disponible para background check federaL

DEBERES Y RESPONSABILIDADES ESENCIALES

Se incluyen pero no están limitados a los siguientes.  Entendiéndose por esto que otros deberes y responsabilidades pueden ser asignados.

  1. Periódicamente inspecciona, monitorea y realiza patrullaje preventivo para asegurarse de que personas no autorizadas no entren a la propiedad.
  2. Vigilará y reportará si ocurre algún fuego, vandalismo, robo, ect.
  3. Verificara individuos que acceden la propiedad.
  4. Localizará y activará los sistemas de alarmas de ser necesario en caso de emergencias.
  5. Resolverá problemas que surjan o pedirá ayuda a las autoridades policíacas y/o pertinentes.
  6. Caminará, utilizara un vehículo de motor, bicicleta, carro de golf u otro para vigilar el perímetro asignado, mantendrá vigilancia en las salidas y entradas de los predios.
  7. Regulara el tráfico vehicular de ser necesario.  Esto incluirá instalar y remover vallas de seguridad y controlar el flujo y dirección del transito.
  8. Recibirá quejas del publico o clientes y las reportara a su supervisor para la acción correspondiente
  9. Escribirá informes de incidentes diariamente.  

DEMANDAS FÍSICAS

Se requiere regularmente estar de pie por tiempo prolongado patrullando o en un puesto en específico, así como hablar y escuchar con regularidad.  Con frecuencia es requerido el uso de las manos para el manejo y alcance de objetos así como hablar, oír, bajarse o balancearse, caminar, arrodillarse, olfatear y observar a cortas y largas distancias.  En algunas temporadas del año se está expuesto a un ambiente de trabajo en condiciones calurosas o húmedas y de alto riego.  También se podrá periódicamente levantar y/o mover hasta veinte y cinco (25) libras.

 

 

 

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