Event Security Guard II (PT)

The Event Security Guard II serves as a frontline supervisor responsible for directing and supporting Event Security Guard I staff during events at Frost Bank Center and Toyota Field. This position assigns staff to designated posts, provides event-specific direction and training, monitors employee performance and compliance with security procedures, and serves as a first point of escalation for security and guest-related situations within an assigned area.

The Event Security Guard II is responsible for maintaining company and department security standards and ensuring assigned staff consistently follow established policies and procedures. This position oversees security screening and access-control operations, including bag checks, walkthrough magnetometers, x-ray machines, handheld metal detectors, credential verification, and access to restricted areas.

The Event Security Guard II must demonstrate sound judgment and the ability to assess changing situations, provide direction to assigned staff, make timely frontline operational decisions, and escalate significant security, safety, employee, or guest concerns to Security Management when appropriate.

Starting pay is $14.50/hr. and will increase to $17.50/hr. after 90 days of employment.

All SS&E Security personal are required to obtain and maintain a Level II Non-Commissioned Security License from the Texas Department of Public Safety within the first 90 days of employment. The pay increase is contingent on obtaining a Level II Non-Commissioned Security License. Failure to obtain a Level II Non-Commissioned Security License within the first 90 days may result in termination of employment.

• Assign, direct, and oversee Event Security Guard I staff during assigned events, including staff deployment, post assignments, coverage adjustments, and communication of event-specific expectations.
• Conduct pre-event briefings and provide ongoing training, coaching, and direction to assigned Event Security Guard I staff to support consistent execution of security procedures, guest service standards, and departmental expectations.
• Oversee security screening and access-control operations within assigned areas, including bag checks, walkthrough magnetometers, x-ray machines, handheld metal detectors, credential verification, and access to restricted or secured areas.
• Serve as a frontline point of escalation for security, safety, guest, and operational concerns; assess situations, direct appropriate response efforts, and determine when Security Management, law enforcement, medical personnel, or other resources should be engaged.
• Monitor employee performance and compliance with SS&E and department policies, address concerns through real-time coaching or corrective direction, and communicate significant or recurring performance, conduct, staffing, or operational concerns to Security Management.
• Observe, respond to, and appropriately document security incidents, emergencies, suspicious activity, guest complaints, disruptive behavior, and other significant events while maintaining a safe, secure, and professional environment.
• Perform additional duties as assigned by Security Management.