Estate Protection Agent - Sleeping Hours at None

Summary

Looking for a job where you can sleep? This might be the one for you!

The Estate Protection Agent is a position from 10pm to 6am daily at a construction site on a large private estate. The goal of this position is to provide proactive theft deterrence at the job site – if people know there is a guard present on the scene, they won’t come looking to cause trouble.

The agent will be provided with a camper in which to sleep. The primary duty of the position is to be present in the camper at the site. Given that this is overnight, we expect you will spend much of the job sleeping.

The site will also be outfitted with sensors to alert the agent when intruders are at the site. In that case, the agent would be required to use a high-powered megaphone to warn the intruders that the site is being protected and the agent is ready to contact law enforcement. The agent is not expected to use force or carry or use firearms.

The agent will be responsible for regular reporting as well as noting intrusion incidents.

This position is a 7 day a week job, 56 hrs. per week. Pay is minimum wage.

This is an important role that, while you are permitted to sleep on the job, you are still expected to have exceptional vigilance, professional judgment, and a proactive approach to risk mitigation.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities

1. Nightly Presence on the property 

• Spend the hours from 10pm-6am at the site – you can sleep when appropriate.
• When sensors indicate an intruder, take appropriate steps to encourage the intruder to leave.
• Use security vehicle and park it at different locations around the site.
• When necessary, check the sensors and monitoring systems.
• Check gates at the site and farm.
• Maintain a detailed daily log of all activities, incidents, security checks, and maintenance issues observed during the shift.

2. Incident Response and Emergency Management:

• Serve as the first responder to all security, safety, and medical emergencies occurring on the property.
• Investigate and document all suspicious activities, alarms, and irregular occurrences, escalating severe incidents immediately to the appropriate managers.
• Coordinate with local law enforcement, fire department, and emergency services as required, providing clear and concise information.
• Implement established emergency protocols, including fire evacuation and severe weather procedures when appropriate.

3. Safety and Risk Mitigation:

• Identify and report potential physical hazards, maintenance needs, and safety risks (e.g., water leaks, unsecured items, equipment malfunctions).
• Monitor property systems, including HVAC, lighting, and utilities, reporting anomalies promptly.
• Ensure that any authorized workers, vendors, or guests on the property adhere strictly to established security protocols.

4. Professional Conduct and Reporting:

• Maintain the highest level of confidentiality regarding the principal(s), their family, property details, and security procedures.
• Provide detailed and accurate end-of-shift reports to management, ensuring a smooth transition of duties to the following shift.
• Conduct equipment checks, ensuring all security vehicles, communication devices, and personal safety equipment are operational.

Required Qualifications

• Licensure: Valid State Driver’s License.
• Physical Demands: Ability to walk and stand, navigate various terrain, and perform duties in all weather conditions.
• Attributes: Exceptional attention to detail, strong observational skills, integrity, and the ability to exercise calm, sound judgment under pressure.
• Other: Clean background check.