How to become a Security Site Supervisor
Supervises security personnel and site operations, ensuring staffing, scheduling, training, post-order compliance, incident response, client service, reporting, and contract quality requirements.
Top Skills Required
- Security operations
- Staff scheduling
- Contract compliance
Education & Certifications
Typical: High school diploma or GED
Alternative paths:
- Associate degree or higher
- Military service
- Auxiliary police or police cadet service
- Equivalent security supervisory experience