PAM 18856 - Security Manager (Regional) – East Ran
Executive Placements · Kensington
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Company manufactures metals
Job Description
Your duties will encompass
- Lead and manage all security operations across Gauteng and Mpumalanga, ensuring the effective implementation of security policies, procedures and best practices.
- Develop and maintain comprehensive risk management strategies to protect company assets, personnel, property and information.
- Identify, investigate and implement measures to prevent theft, fraud, vandalism and other criminal activities.
- Conduct regular security audits, inspections and risk assessments to identify vulnerabilities and recommend corrective actions.
- Manage and oversee security service providers, ensuring contractual compliance and optimal performance.
- Investigate all security-related incidents, gather evidence, compile detailed reports and recommend preventative measures.
- Ensure the effective operation, monitoring and maintenance of CCTV systems, access control systems and other security technologies.
- Drive continuous improvement through the evaluation and implementation of innovative security solutions and technologies.
- Liaise with SAPS, private security companies, regulatory authorities and other relevant stakeholders as required.
- Manage emergency response procedures and ensure prompt action during security incidents to minimise operational disruption.
- Monitor, control and optimise security-related expenditure while ensuring cost-effective security solutions are implemented.
- Ensure compliance with the Second-Hand Goods Act 6 of 2009 and all other relevant security and industry legislation.
- Maintain accurate security records, reports and documentation, providing regular updates and recommendations to management.
- Lead, develop and support security teams
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