Location
King's College Hospital, Denmark Hill, London

Hours
Full Time (hours to be confirmed)

Salary
£34,186 per annum

About the Role
As a Band 4 Security Officer, you will maintain the safety, security and welfare of staff, patients, visitors and Trust property through a visible security presence. Your duties will include conducting patrols, providing escorts and responding promptly to incidents, emergencies and requests for assistance. You will support clinical staff during medical emergencies, including the lawful application of physical intervention when necessary. You will liaise with emergency services, contractors and Trust departments to support operational activities. Participation in the Trust's Fire Response Team and assisting during fire incidents and evacuations is required. You will operate the Security Control Room, monitoring CCTV, alarms and other security systems, ensuring faults are reported promptly. Your role will involve preventing, deterring and responding to crime, anti-social behaviour and security breaches in line with Trust policies and legislation. You will investigate, record and report incidents professionally, supporting appropriate sanctions and preventative measures. Promoting a positive security culture and encouraging timely reporting of security concerns will be key. You will enforce the Trust's parking policies and support the operation of car parking systems. Attendance at court or other legal proceedings to provide evidence may be required. Compliance with all Health and Safety, Equality, Diversity and Inclusion, and Security policies and procedures is essential. You will contribute to risk management by identifying, implementing and maintaining effective controls, contingencies and actions to mitigate risk.

Experience
Previous experience in a security role or similar environment is desirable but not essential. Experience in emergency response and operating security systems is advantageous.

About you
You will be vigilant, reliable and able to remain calm under pressure. Strong communication and interpersonal skills are essential to liaise effectively with staff, patients, visitors and emergency services. You must be able to work independently and as part of a team, demonstrating professionalism and integrity at all times. A commitment to promoting a safe and secure environment is vital.

Qualifications
Relevant security qualifications or training are desirable. You must be willing to undertake any mandatory training required by the Trust, including physical intervention techniques and fire safety. A full UK driving licence may be beneficial but is not essential.