The Security Guard will be controlling entry to the ship during Gangway Operations, perform screening as described in the Security Manual, and patrol the ship during night-time hours. Implement the Master’s Rules and Regulations and ensure overall safety of vessel, passengers, and crew. Key Responsibilities: - Manage entry control during gangway operations and screening according to the Security Manual; document actual entry times as ship routines dictate.
- Patrol the ship at night, enforce Master’s Rules and Regulations, and prepare a nightly activity log for presentation to the Security Officer; the Security Officer will compile the Night Report.
- Be familiar with duties related to safety rounds and gangway security; follow specific instructions in the Security Manual.
- Be alert during Safety Rounds; assess incidents or fires and act as first responder until help arrives.
- Immediately inform the Duty Officer on the Bridge and other concerned Officers of any incidents.
- Be prepared to take emergency action and know the location and use of all safety equipment (as outlined in Chapter 2 familiarization).
- Follow procedures for Alpha Alpha Alpha events as described in appendices.
- Serve as an additional spotter around the vessel; report unusual incidents or situations; report abuse of ship’s property or regulations.
- Be familiar with passenger complaint procedures.
- Conduct frequent security inspections of crew quarters during duty hours.
- Attend meetings, training, and other work-related activities as required.
- Perform related duties as assigned by supervisor or management.
Qualifications and Education: - An experience security background in at least one of the following: Army/Maritime/Aviation/Police or Hotel Security; demonstrated experience in physical security with emphasis on access control, screening methods, screening equipment operation (x-ray, metal detectors), and training ability (explosives/narcotics detection).
- Ability to operate effectively in a multinational environment.
- Strong organizational skills; literacy and basic computer knowledge (preferred).
- STCW 95 Basic Safety Training.
- Thorough knowledge of security screening and emergency equipment used on board.
- Prior knowledge of the ISPS code.
Language Requirements: - Ability to speak English clearly, distinctly, and cordially with guests.
- Ability to read and write English to understand and interpret procedures; ability to give/receive instructions in written and verbal form.
- Ability to speak additional languages (e.g., Spanish, French, Italian, Portuguese, German) is preferred.
Physical Requirements: - Regularly stand, walk; use hands to touch, handle, or feel; reach with arms; talk or hear; taste or smell.
- Must be able to frequently/continually lift and/or move up to 50 pounds.
- Specific vision abilities required: close vision, distance vision, color vision, peripheral vision, depth perception, and ability to adjust focus.
- Must be physically able to participate in emergency lifesaving procedures and drills; full use of arms/legs; adequate visual, verbal, and hearing abilities to receive and give instructions during emergencies including lifeboat operations.
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