Unarmed Uniformed Security Guard I Sample Clauses

Unarmed Uniformed Security Guard I. This guard is experienced and prepared to handle everyday situations. This guard shall assist local law and emergency services personnel, answer calls, provide security by way of foot or vehicle patrols, or be assigned to fixed posts at crucial property locations, and provide detailed reporting as needed. This guard shall be well versed in crowd control and able to handle the unexpected. The guard shall successfully complete State Certification Requirements under Statute 493 of the Florida Administrative Regulations prior to assignment. This guard shall be qualified to stand post at Utilities Department related locations. The minimum pay rate for this guard shall be $11.00 per hour.
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