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The City of Waterloo
2+ ansCandidates need a two-year diploma in law and security administration, police foundations or a related field, plus two years of municipal enforcement experience, or an equivalent combination. A valid G-class licence with a clean driving record, a Vulnerable Sector Check and First Aid/CPR are also required.
Microsoft Office, web-based tracking system
Paladin Security Group
Candidates need a valid Alberta Security Worker License or the ability to get one, plus legal authorization to work in Canada. They must handle long foot patrols, flexible shifts, strong English writing and radio communication, and good judgment under pressure.
two-way radio, computer software
Paladin Security Group
Candidates need legal authorization to work in Canada, a valid or obtainable Alberta Security License, and the ability to walk 18 to 20 kilometers per shift. Strong English communication and composure in emergencies are required.
two-way radio, digital reporting applications
Paladin Security Group
Candidates need a high school diploma, valid Intermediate First Aid and CPR Level C, and fluent written and spoken English. Paladin Security also requires UOF and MOAB certification, or completion of prerequisite training before onboarding, plus the ability to stay alert and calm under pressure.
Paladin Security Group
Candidates need a high school diploma or GED, the ability to obtain a Nova Scotia Security License, and valid Intermediate First Aid and CPR Level C certification. They also need fluent English and valid or soon-to-be-completed Use of Force and MOAB certifications. Prior security or customer service experience is an asset.
Security cameras, Alarm systems
Paladin Security Group
Candidates need a high school diploma, a Class 5 licence, legal right to work in Canada, and eligibility for a Nova Scotia Security License. They also need valid First Aid and CPR Level C, UOF and MOAB training (or willingness to take it), good English and basic smartphone skills.
Two-way radio, Smartphone reporting apps
Paladin Security Group
Candidates need a high school diploma, a valid driver's licence and a personal vehicle, eligibility for a Nova Scotia Security Licence, and current Intermediate First Aid and CPR Level C. Strong English communication and completion of UOF and MOAB training before onboarding are also required.
Paladin Security Group
Candidates need a high school diploma or GED, fluent written and spoken English, and standard first aid and CPR Level C. Paladin Security Group covers the Nova Scotia security licence and UOF and MOAB training.
Security cameras, Alarm systems
Paladin Security Group
Candidates need a high school diploma or GED, fluent written and spoken English, and the ability to obtain a Nova Scotia Security License. They must hold or complete Standard First Aid, CPR Level C, Use of Force and Management of Aggressive Behavior certifications, and be available weekends.
Security systems
Paladin Security Group
Paladin Security Group asks for a high school diploma, valid Intermediate First Aid and CPR Level C (or willingness to obtain it), fluent English, and UOF and MOAB certification (or prerequisite training). Candidates need strong communication, conflict-resolution skills, and the ability to stay alert and calm for long periods.
Paladin Security Group
Candidates need a high school diploma or GED, a current Intermediate First Aid and CPR Level C certification, and eligibility for a Nova Scotia Security License. Fluent spoken and written English and availability for casual evening, night and weekend shifts are required.
Paladin Security Group
Candidates need a high school diploma or GED, a valid driver's licence and a vehicle for travel between sites. They must be eligible for a Nova Scotia Security License, hold Intermediate First Aid and CPR Level C, and communicate well in English.
Security cameras, Alarm systems
Paladin Security Group
1+ ansCandidates need at least 1 to 2 years of security experience, a high school diploma or GED, and a valid Nova Scotia Security License or the ability to obtain one. They must hold First Aid, CPR Level C, Use of Force and Management of Aggressive Behavior certifications, or complete them before onboarding, and be physically fit for 12-hour shifts with stairs and running.
Paladin Security Group
1+ ansCandidates need at least 1 to 2 years of security or law enforcement experience and prior leadership experience. They must hold First Aid and CPR Level C, obtain a Nova Scotia Security License, and be physically able to stand 12 hours and respond to emergencies.
Incident reporting system
Paladin Security Group
1+ ansCandidates need at least 1 to 2 years of security experience, a Grade 12 diploma or GED, and a Nova Scotia Security License or the ability to get one. They also need Standard or Intermediate First Aid and CPR Level C, strong English communication, and physical fitness for long shifts, stairs, running and restraint.
Paladin Security Group
Candidates need a high school diploma or GED, a Nova Scotia Security License (or ability to obtain one), Intermediate First Aid and CPR Level C, and strong English documentation skills. Use of Force and MOAB certification is required or must be obtained before onboarding.
alarm systems
Paladin Security Group
Candidates need a high school diploma or GED, a valid Standard First Aid and CPR Level C certificate, and UOF and MOAB certifications or willingness to complete them. They also need strong spoken communication, comfort with screening equipment and security software, and availability for rotating 12-hour shifts.
AI-powered weapon detection systems, Access control equipment, Security software, Screening equipment
Paladin Security Group
Candidates need a high school diploma or GED, a valid driver's licence with a personal vehicle, and eligibility for a Nova Scotia Security License. They also need Intermediate First Aid and CPR Level C, fluent English, and the ability to hold or complete UOF and MOAB certifications before starting.
Paladin Security Group
Candidates need Canadian work authorization, Alberta security licensing age, a clean criminal record check, a valid Class 5 licence and a reliable vehicle. They must accept short-notice day, overnight and weekend shifts and travel up to 500 km.
Two-way radio, Computer software
Paladin Security Group
Candidates need legal authorization to work in Canada, a clean criminal record check, a valid Class 5 driver's licence and a reliable vehicle, and strong spoken and written English. A valid Alberta Security License is required for Security Guard roles but not for Patient Watch, and candidates must be at least 18 years old.
Emergency response, Decision making, Security threats, Communication skills, Conflict resolution, Class 5 licence
Paladin Security Group
Candidates need legal authority to work in Canada, the ability to obtain an Alberta Security License, and a valid Class 5 licence with a reliable vehicle. They must be able to walk long distances, stand for long periods, write clear English reports, and stay calm under pressure.
two-way radio, mobile technology, computer software, digital reporting tools
Paladin Security Group
Candidates need a valid Class 5 licence, a clean driving record and a vehicle able to travel up to 500 km, plus a clean criminal record check and legal authority to work in Canada. They must be fully available on short notice, stay alert during long shifts and communicate clearly. Security, healthcare or customer service experience and First Aid or CPI training are assets.
two-way radio, site reporting systems
Paladin Security Group
Candidates need legal authorization to work in Canada, a clean criminal record check, a valid Class 5 licence and a reliable vehicle, and must be at least 18. Security guard roles require a valid Alberta security licence, while Patient Watch does not. Strong spoken and written English and the ability to stay alert while sitting for long periods are also required.
First Aid, CPR, Class 5 licence, Communication skills, Customer service, Conflict management
Paladin Security Group
Candidates need a valid Alberta Security License (not required for Patient Watch), legal work status in Canada, a clean criminal record check, a Class 5 licence with a reliable vehicle, and strong spoken and written English. They must be at least 18, open to any shift and willing to travel up to 500 km.
Decision making, Security threats, Confidentiality, Leadership, First Aid, CPR
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