2025-10-09 – Weekly Security Guard Jobs : Critical need for security guards now

Important Note: These jobs are posted in real-time and might expire. Please apply promptly.


This week’s job market is buzzing with opportunities, especially for those with a knack for security. There’s a critical need for security guards across various locations, with a few verified remote roles up for grabs too. If you’re looking to switch things up or find something closer to home, now might be a good time to explore.


This Week’s Jobs

  • Security Guards
    Company: Brosnan Security | Location: New York, NY
    Brosnan Security is on the lookout for security guards for Bronx malls. If you’re quick on your feet and ready to start ASAP, this could be your gig.
    Apply Here

  • Security Guard
    Company: IRONGATE PRIVATE SECURITY INC | Location: San Bernardino, CA
    Prior experience in security is preferred for this role. It’s a solid chance to join a reputable company.
    Apply Here

  • Security Guard - Armed
    Company: Hurley Risk Solutions | Location: New York, NY
    This role requires a licensed armed security guard. If you’re licensed and looking for an opportunity in New York, check it out.
    Apply Here

  • Armed Security Guard
    Company: Delta Security Service | Location: Phoenix, AZ
    Prior experience as an armed guard or in law enforcement is a must for this position. A good fit for those with a solid background in security.
    Apply Here

  • Security Guard (Armed)
    Company: Advanced Professional Security | Location: Denver, CO
    Join a professional team with benefits. If you’re armed and ready, this role might be the one for you.
    Apply Here

  • Security Guard
    Company: Black Cube Security | Location: Long Beach, CA
    Black Cube Security is hiring armed security guards. If Long Beach is your area, this could be a good match.
    Apply Here

  • Security Guard
    Company: TMR Security & Patrol Services Inc | Location: Eastvale, CA
    Immediate hiring for a vehicle patrol role in Eastvale. If you’re in the area and ready to hit the ground running, consider this opportunity.
    Apply Here

  • Security Guard
    Company: AAA Security Guard Services, LLC | Location: Dallas, TX
    Immediate openings for Level II non-commissioned security guards. Training and development opportunities included.
    Apply Here

  • Security Guard
    Company: AAA Security Guard Services, LLC | Location: Fort Worth, TX
    Similar to the Dallas role, but also open for Level III guards. If you’re in Fort Worth, this might be a fit.
    Apply Here

  • Security Guard
    Company: TMR Security & Patrol Services Inc | Location: Corona, CA
    Another immediate hire for vehicle patrol, this time in Corona. It’s a straightforward role if you’re nearby.
    Apply Here


Work From Anywhere (100% Verified)

Remote work is still a hot topic, and there are some solid opportunities out there for those looking to work from home or anywhere in the world.

Job Listings (Remote Only):

  • ARMED & UNARMED SECURITY GUARDS - METROPOLITAN DETROIT, MICHIGAN AREA
    Company: H&P Protective Services | Location: Lathrup Village, MI
    Recruiting security guards for various corporate clients. A good option if remote work fits your lifestyle.
    Apply Here

  • Security Services Sales Representative
    Company: Black Cube Security | Location: Glendale, CA
    Flexible schedule with opportunities for advancement. Join the sales team and work from anywhere.
    Apply Here


See all urgent needs jobs here: See Urgent Needs Jobs
Explore remote jobs here: See Remote Jobs


That wraps it up for this week’s newsletter. Keep your eyes open for the right opportunity, and don’t hesitate to jump on these roles if they fit what you’re looking for. Stay safe and good luck with your job search!

I’ve gotten quick callbacks by applying within an hour and putting my active guard card, CPR/AED, and overnight availability at the top of my resume. For ‘remote’ roles it’s usually GSOC/camera monitoring — name the tools (Genetec/Milestone) and attach a clean incident report sample. Treat it like a fire drill — move fast, then refine, but double-check it’s W‑2 and not a 1099 before you commit.

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Speed helps, but what finally moved the needle for me was uploading one PDF with my guard card plus a ‘site types handled’ line (residential high-rise, retail, SOC/CCTV) and a 2‑line incident write‑up, then calling the scheduler 15 minutes later — bat‑signal style… For the ‘remote’ ones, verify it’s SOC monitoring with weekend rotations and ask about shift-bid cycles, @jacsanc; anyone get traction name‑dropping Genetec/Lenel?

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What’s bumped me up lately is sending a one-page “availability grid” (next two weeks) and a note on travel radius and reliable car right in the email subject. @sbrown88 is spot on about applying fast; small caveat — if there’s a phone number, a quick, polite voicemail to the scheduler within an hour has gotten me same-day interviews. For the “remote” SOC posts, I mention platforms I’ve used (Genetec/Milestone) so they don’t have to play detective.

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And attaching a redacted 1‑page incident report got me quicker responses — they can see my writing and de‑escalation; @evelyn57 is right on timing, but proof beats buzzwords.

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For those verified remote roles, a 30‑sec Loom demo of alert triage got me callbacks — blur identifiers: https://loom.com.

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