Your day to day
- You are responsible for operating and maintaining surveillance equipment, watching both live and recorded video surveillance footage, doing your best in possible investigation situations, reporting incidents or suspicious behaviour, and contacting the authorities when necessary and ensuring incident reporting of accidents or incident are properly documented.
What we need from you
- Good communication skills and a positive and friendly personality
- Have an eye for detail and meticulous in your work, leading by example
- A desire to learn and progress
- English proficiency
- Driving licence
What we offer
In return, not only will you be rewarded with a competitive salary, you will also be rewarded with a range of benefits that supports you throughout your IHG career journey.
- Competitive salary
- Paid birthday leave
- Some of the best colleague discounts across our IHG Hotels & Resorts for accommodation, food and beverage
- An immense colleague discounts at the hotel
- Most importantly, we’ll help you grow, and develop you as an individual.
Your career journey will be supported through our lifelong development programs, IHG career milestone celebrations, and transfer of entitlements as you move and grow with IHG.
We are proud to be IHG and we know you will be too.
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Job Summary
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the typical qualifications and certifications needed for a Security Officer in Fiji, particularly for a hotel environment?
A valid police clearance is almost always a mandatory requirement for security roles in Fiji. While formal education like a high school diploma is often preferred, practical experience in security or military/police service is highly valued. Basic first aid certification and fire safety training can also be advantageous.
What are the common day-to-day responsibilities of a Security Officer at a hotel in Fiji?
Daily duties typically involve monitoring CCTV, conducting regular patrols of the hotel premises, and ensuring the safety and security of guests and staff. You would also be responsible for responding to incidents, assisting with emergency procedures, and maintaining detailed incident reports. Strong customer service skills are essential as you often interact directly with guests.
What can I expect regarding the work culture and expectations for a Security Officer in a Fijian hotel?
The work culture often emphasizes teamwork, respect, and a strong sense of 'Fijian hospitality' even within security roles. Punctuality, reliability, and the ability to maintain a professional demeanor while interacting with a diverse range of guests are key expectations. You should be prepared for shift work, including nights, weekends, and public holidays, which is common in the hospitality industry.
What are the realistic career progression paths for a Security Officer in the Fijian hospitality industry?
Many Security Officers can advance to roles like Senior Security Officer, Team Leader, or even Assistant Security Manager within a larger hotel's security department. Gaining additional certifications in specialized security areas or pursuing further management training can also open doors. Some may transition into other hotel operations roles if they develop a broad skill set.
What typical benefits, such as leave or medical aid, are offered to Security Officers in Fiji's hotel sector?
Most reputable hotels in Fiji offer standard benefits including annual leave, sick leave, and public holiday pay as per Fijian labour laws. Some employers also provide medical insurance, FNPF contributions (pension fund), and staff meals. Specific benefits can vary between establishments, so it's always good to inquire during the interview process.
More Information
- Job Application Details How to Apply You can send your updated resume and cover letter to vacancies.holidayinnsuva@ihg.com