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 qualifications or certifications do I need to become a Security Officer at a hotel like Holiday Inn Suva?
Most employers in Fiji require a minimum of Form 6 or Year 12 completion, plus a valid security license from the Fiji Police Force. First aid certification and basic fire safety training are highly valued. Previous experience in security, military, or police service strengthens your application.
What are the typical day-to-day responsibilities of a Security Officer in a Suva hotel?
You will patrol hotel premises, monitor CCTV systems, control access points, and respond to guest incidents or emergencies. Night shifts often involve securing the property and managing late-night arrivals. Reporting writing and coordination with local police when necessary are also key duties.
How does the work culture for security roles differ in Fiji compared to overseas?
Fijian hospitality emphasizes respect and personal relationships, so security officers must balance vigilance with warm, diplomatic guest interactions. Hierarchical structures are common, and deference to senior staff and management is expected. Team loyalty and reliability are valued more than individual initiative in many workplaces.
What career progression opportunities exist for Security Officers in Fiji's hospitality sector?
With experience, you can advance to Senior Security Officer, Security Supervisor, or eventually Security Manager at larger properties. Some transition into facilities management or corporate risk management roles. Additional certifications in occupational health and safety or emergency management open further doors.
What benefits should I expect as a Security Officer working for an international hotel chain in Fiji?
International chains typically offer statutory benefits including annual leave, sick leave, and FNPF contributions as required by Fiji law. Medical aid coverage varies by employer and may include family members. Uniforms and meals during shifts are commonly provided.
How should I apply for a Security Officer position, and what do Fiji employers prioritize in candidates?
Submit your application through the hotel's careers website or deliver a printed CV to the human resources department in person. Employers prioritize clean police records, physical fitness, reliability, and strong communication skills in English and preferably Hindi or Fijian. References from previous supervisors carry significant weight in the hiring process.
More Information
- Job Application Details How to Apply You can send your updated resume and cover letter to vacancies.holidayinnsuva@ihg.com