Night Security Specialist

Job Type: Casual Floater (Potential for full-time hours and transition to full-time role) Security Done Differently – A Customer Service Based Approach West Egg Security delivers strategic security solutions and customized workforce management across diverse industries. Led by experienced professionals with decades of people management expertise, we are committed to providing strong support to both our clients and team members. We are currently seeking a skilled and tactical Security Specialist to join our team.

This role involves providing a high level of visible security service across various respite shelter homes in Toronto, Ontario. The successful candidate will demonstrate professionalism, integrity, and strong situational awareness while maintaining a customer service-focused approach. This position offers an excellent opportunity for career growth within the security and law enforcement pathways, including potential progression into roles such as Toronto Police Services, municipal enforcement, or corporate security within major city agencies and transit authorities.

If you are committed to making a meaningful impact in the security field while advancing your professional development, we encourage you to apply.

Key Responsibilities Maintain daily logs, incident reports, and equipment records Provide security coverage across respite shelter locations through monitoring, patrolling, and system oversight Respond to routine, emergency, and security-related incidents Identify and report security breaches, safety hazards, and suspicious activities Provide customer service, assist visitors, and support site operations Escort emergency personnel (police, fire, ambulance) when required Respond to alarms, support evacuations, and perform emergency procedures Conduct access control, screening, and trespass management in accordance with legal guidelines Complete incident reporting and follow-up investigations Perform site inspections, lock-up/opening procedures, and safety checks Work collaboratively with site partners to maintain a safe environment Requirements/ Qualifications Minimum High School Diploma (Grade 12) Minimum 2 years of security experience (tactical experience preferred) OR 1 year experience with a relevant Canadian diploma/degree (Police Foundations, Law Enforcement, Investigations, Community Justice, etc.) Strong knowledge of Criminal Code, Trespass to Property Act, and use of force/arrest procedures Excellent communication and active listening skills Ability to work shifts including nights, weekends, and holidays Physically able to stand/walk for extended periods (up to 12-hour shifts) We do not use AI in our recruitment process.

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