Principal Accountabilities:
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To keep the Hotel Security Manager fully appraised of all security related activity within the hotel.
2. To protect and safeguard the property and status of the Company, employees and
guests/clients.
3. To report for duty in good time, clean and tidy and wearing the correct uniform.
4. To strive to anticipate customer needs and whenever possible to maximize the
quality of service and customer satisfaction
5. To treat all clients and colleagues in a polite and courteous manner at all times and to
give full cooperation to any colleague requiring assistance in a prompt and caring
manner.
6. To be flexible in assisting around the hotel in response to business and client needs.
7. To perform all tasks to a consistent standard as appropriate within your department
and to operate to company and hotel standards.
8. To attend hotel and departmental meetings when required.
9. To attend training sessions and meetings when required.
10. To achieve action points arising out of performance reviews and appraisals.
11. To demonstrate pride in your workplace and a high level of commitment.
12. To minimize operating costs by using all equipment and products in accordance with
company or manufactures guidelines.
13. To report all maintenance requirements and hazards in the workplace to your
Manager and to comply with statutory and legal requirements for health and safety.
14. To adhere to company and hotel rules at all times.
Specific Job Responsibilities:
15. To assess and report potential loss situations in the hotel in order to protect Company
assets, guest and staff property against theft of loss from both inside and outside
premises.
16. To fully investigate and report all thefts and criminal offences occurring in the hotel,
and during the tour of duty record all relevant incidents neatly in the Occurrence Book,
compiling all necessary reports and statements.
17. To report and if possible correct all breaches of safety regulations including smoking
restrictions and assist as directed with the prevention of accidents.
18. To report in the manner directed above all accidents affecting employees or property
having carried out a full investigation.
19. To record all occurrences concerning the security department in the occurrence book
and to record all other incidents in the appropriate books and documents provided.
19. To ensure that full and accurate information is recorded at all times.
20. To monitor and ensure the secure handling of all cash movement throughout the hotel. To provide escorts as required on the instruction of the Security Manager/ Hotel
management.
21. To handle and properly record safe custody deposits and valuable deposits for safe
keeping.
22. To assist in the administration handling of all property found within the hotel, ensuring
all records are correctly and legibly entered. Ensure all property where acquired is
collected on a daily basis, correctly recorded and placed in the property store in a
concise and orderly manner (if applicable).
23. The identification and removal of all vagrants and other undesirables, which are seen
to be detrimental to the hotel and its residents.
24. To ensure no unauthorized persons enter the company premises and to ensure that
all persons properly seeking admission are courteously received and assisted.
25. To assist in the supervision and application of key control systems for all rooms, back
of house, show cases and master keys.
26. To assist hotel management in the application of credit control.
27. To carry out security checks and searches on staff and contractors entering and
leaving the hotel.
28. To assist in enquires from the civil police or other government departments associated
with security.
29. To be familiar with the anti-terrorist and bomb threat procedure and be able to act as a
leader giving prompt assistance in case of an accident, fir or other emergency.
30. To be aware and knowledgeable of the hotel fire/bomb plan, including all fire
equipment, responding to all bomb/fire alarms and acting in accordance with the
standard fire/bomb instructions. Also responding to all exit alarms, and making
Full investigations of these and reporting accordingly.
To report any infringement of the Fire Precautions Act to the Hotel / Area/Regional
Security Manager in writing via occurrence book, and carry out immediate remedial
action as required,
31. To observe and report any potential or actual hazards to a guest or member of staff
under the health and safety at work act 1974, to the security manager via the
occurrence book, and ensuring immediate remedial action is taken.
32. To attend training courses as required in order to extend knowledge and maintain
efficiency of the security department and be trained to certificate standard in First Aid.
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To carry out such duties as may be required by the Hotel/Regional/Security Manager.
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To assist in the training of members of staff inside and outside the security department to become thoroughly familiar with:
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Licensing Laws
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Hotel Proprietors Act.
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Staff Search Policy.
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Weights and Measures Act
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Shop, offices and Railway Premises Act.
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Health and Safety At Work Act 1974
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Aliens Act 1971
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Gambling Act
Security Officers must be conversant with Criminal Law, in particular the following:
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Theft Act
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Criminal Damage Act
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Public Order Act
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Drugs Act
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Powers of Arrest
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Offences Against the Person Act
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Data Protection
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Human Rights
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P.A.C.E.
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Security Supervisors are to ensure that they maintain the standards acknowledged and laid out in their skills training programmes, study professional publications to keep
abreast of new developments, trends, and systems in the security field to comply
with standing orders for security staff and the code of practice for security staff.

