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Monitors hotel premises, controls access, conducts security patrols, observes CCTV, maintains incident records, and responds to emergencies. Supports fire safety, evacuations, material checks, and coordination with hotel departments to protect guests, team members, and property. Requires shift flexibility, including nights, weekends, and holidays, along with alertness, physical fitness, integrity, and basic security and emergency-response knowledge.
As a Security Associate, you will be responsible for monitoring hotel premises, controlling access, conducting security rounds, and responding promptly to security concerns. You will support the Security team in maintaining safety, preventing loss, and ensuring a secure and welcoming environment for all guests and team members.
Responsibilities- Monitor hotel entrances, exits, and other designated areas to ensure safety and security.
- Conduct regular security patrols of the hotel premises, including public areas, back-of-house areas, and parking zones.
- Monitor CCTV cameras and report any suspicious activities or security concerns.
- Verify the entry and exit of team members, visitors, contractors, and vehicles as per hotel procedures.
- Maintain security registers, incident reports, visitor records, and other required documentation.
- Respond promptly to emergencies, alarms, accidents, and security incidents.
- Assist with fire safety procedures, emergency evacuations, and safety drills.
- Ensure proper checking and control of materials entering or leaving the hotel, as per established procedures.
- Coordinate with other departments to address security-related concerns.
- Maintain professional grooming, discipline, confidentiality, and courteous behavior at all times.
- Follow hotel policies, safety procedures, and Hilton brand standards.
- Minimum qualification: 10th or 12th pass; higher education will be an advantage.
- Previous experience in hotel security or a similar role is preferred.
- Basic knowledge of security procedures, fire safety, and emergency response.
- Good observation, communication, and interpersonal skills.
- Physically fit, alert, disciplined, and capable of handling emergency situations.
- Ability to work in rotational shifts, including nights, weekends, and holidays.
- A responsible attitude, integrity, teamwork, and commitment to guest and team member safety.
- Previous hospitality experience or relevant security training will be an advantage.
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