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[ABOUT THE JOB]
Dirickx Guard is hiring a security controller, based in Fianarantsoa.
[DUTIES]
- Ensure that the on-site workforce complies with contract requirements
- Conduct regular rounds and checks to detect anomalies and enforce safety rules
- Implement ongoing monitoring and identify sites requiring skill building
- Write detailed reports after each intervention or event
- Ensure the monitoring of security equipment on site
[PROFILE]
- Man over 25 years old, holder of a licence A
- Minimum Baccalaureate
- Good command of French both orally and in writing
- Ability to listen and adapt
- Communication and emergency management skills
- A certificate in security supervision is an advantage
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