Security Guard, Multiple positions

The duties of the Security Guard include but are not limited to: 

• Provision of security coverage at entry points throughout the United Nations Premises and at the annex buildings to prevent entry to unauthorized persons and the unauthorized removal of UN property.

• Performing indoor and outdoor duties on site as per SOPs of the designated post. 

• Document all incidents on site relevant to the UN in Daily Activity Report (DAR) and ensure secure storage of any such documentation. 

• Take a proactive approach in ensuring the continuous security and safety of UN Premises. 

• Report damages and failures to facilities department and other appropriate contacts. 

• Assist employees, guests, and contractors on site in complying with security policies, including ensuring the enforcement of UN Premises control and access procedures. 

• Assist in case of emergencies and evacuations. (To be dispatched by Security Communications Centre (SCC)). 

• Act as the Assisting Smoke Diver and participate in that function during an emergency.

• Participate in the 24/7/365 shift rotation between SCC, patrolling and access control. 

• All officers are required to undergo training enabling them to backfill other security departmental task and functions without operational disruption (cross training) 

• Ensure continuous operation of the on-site CCTV and access control systems. 

• Monitor all available alarm and surveillance systems and take immediate and appropriate action when needed. 

• Document all incidents on site by active use of CCTV and assure secure storage of such documentation.

• Report any security incident to the SA/DSA. 

• Perform other related duties as assigned.

Education:

A Secondary degree and/or mandatory AMU-course for Security Officers or relevant UN, police, military, or Fire Department training is required.

Experience:

A minimum 2 years of relevant experience with the UN, a security company, the police, the military, or the Fire Services is required.

Driving license from the appropriate issuing authorities.

Language requirement:

Excellent communication skills (written and oral) in English are required.

Knowledge of another official United Nations language and/or Danish is an advantage