Security Shift Supervisor

Job Purpose and Objective

The Security Shift Supervisor is tasked with supervising the security shift to ensure the safety and protection of all patrons, employees, and company assets. Their role includes leading initiatives and processes aimed at minimizing and controlling lost time injuries.

Key Responsibilities

• Ensure that all gates, security posts, and patrols are sufficiently staffed; arrange for additional working hours for security personnel in case of absences or increased need.
• Guarantee the availability and operational readiness of all security equipment and tools within assigned gates and areas.
• Supervise and coordinate the shift's security teams, including vehicle and foot patrols.
• Conduct regular walkthroughs across the site covering all security officers to confirm procedural adherence and escalate security concerns per company policies.
• Assess security officers' performance, ensuring duties are executed to the highest standards, and incorporate findings into annual employee reviews.
• Implement security enhancements mandated by the Industrial Security Operations Department to safeguard company assets and personnel.
• Investigate incidents and accidents occurring during the shift and prepare detailed reports accompanied by relevant documentation.
• Oversee and engage in scheduled security and firefighting drills, fulfilling emergency response responsibilities and participating in post-drill review meetings.
• Monitor protocols related to the handover and assignment of weapons as per governmental and departmental regulations; report any loss or damage accordingly.
• Maintain security control procedures for shipyard facilities and stakeholder assets.
• Create comprehensive, clear security incident reports in English and Arabic with attention to detail and professionalism.

Qualifications and Experience

• Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration, Industrial Management, Security Management, Criminal Justice, Military, Civil, or Police-related fields, or equivalent professional experience.
• Relevant diploma programs and professional certifications including Port Facility Security Officer (PFSO) and Industrial Security Officer (ISO).
• Certificates in public leadership and management, plus any additional related experience certificates if available.
• Experience ranges: 11-15 years of relevant work for diploma holders; 3-9 years for bachelor degree holders.
• Fluent oral and written communication skills in English are essential.