Road Supervisor

A security road supervisor travels by vehicle to manage personnel, inspect sites, and handle emergencies across the region. Prior experience in a supervisorial role is preferred. Prior law enforcement or military background is preferred. A valid G-license is required. The shift available is for overnights and weekends.

Key Responsibilities

The supervisor ensures that stationary guards on duty are performing up to standard. This involves driving to various client sites to:

• Check attendance and posture: Ensure officers are awake, alert, and on post.
• Verify uniform standards: Confirm that officers are wearing the correct, clean uniform and proper identification.
• Audit post orders: Test guards on their knowledge of specific site emergency protocols and daily duties.

Road supervisors handle critical workforce coaching:

• On-site training: Walk new hires through a client’s facility, explaining camera blind spots, lock-up procedures, and patrol routes.
• Corrective discipline: Document guard performance issues, issue warnings for minor infractions, and report severe misconduct to corporate HR.
• Shift logistics: Cover a post temporarily if a guard fails to show up for work, ensuring the company doesn’t breach its client contract.

Daily administrative tasks include:

• Writing incident reports: Detailing accidents, break-ins, or property damage with precise timelines and photos.
• Daily logs: Compiling accurate records of all site visits, guard check-ins, and vehicle mileage.

A road supervisor looks after physical assets and the sites they post check:

• Vehicle maintenance: Ensuring the company patrol car is clean, fueled, and mechanically sound.

Pay: $24.00 per hour

Expected hours: 40.0 – 42.0 per week

Benefits:

• Health insurance
• Paid time off

Work Location: In person