Security Guard (Part Time)

Jurong West, Singapore
Security Guard (Part Time)
Company
AIR MARKET LOGISTICS (S) PTE. LTD.
Location
Singapore
Job type
Part-time
Posted
6 days ago
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via FastJobs
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Job description
• * Preferred Singaporean/PR ** - Valid security license (Part Time : SGD 120/- per night shift - 2 to 3 days)

Job Purpose:To ensure the safety and security of the warehouse premises, personnel, and inventory by conducting regular patrols, monitoring access, and responding promptly to security incidents or breaches.Key Responsibilities:• Monitor and control access to the warehouse – authorize entry for employees, visitors, and vehicles.• Conduct routine patrols of the facility and surrounding areas to identify suspicious activity or potential hazards.• Check and secure doors, windows, gates, and equipment at the start and end of shifts.• Monitor CCTV systems and alarm panels for unusual activity or unauthorized access.• Record daily activities and incidents in a security log.• Respond to alarms or emergencies (e.g., fire, theft, medical situations) according to company procedures.• Inspect delivery trucks and incoming/outgoing goods to prevent theft or tampering.• Ensure compliance with safety and security policies, including visitor management and lockdown protocols.• Report maintenance or safety hazards (e.g., broken locks, lighting issues).• Assist in investigations of thefts, damages, or other incidents.• Cooperate with police, emergency services, or external security providers as required.Requirements:Education:• Minimum secondary school qualification (O-Level/SPM or equivalent)Experience:• 1–2 years in a security-related role (preferably in warehouse or industrial environment)Skills:• Strong observation and attention to detail• Good communication and report-writing skills• Physically fit and able to work on rotating shifts (including nights/weekends)• Familiar with basic security equipment (e.g., CCTV, two-way radios)Other Requirements:• Valid security license• No criminal record• Punctual, responsible, and trustworthy

Frequently asked questions

Quick answers about Security Guard Jobs in Singapore

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What is the minimum monthly salary required for entry-level security guards in Singapore in 2026?
As per the Ministry of Manpower, under the Progressive Wage Model for the security sector, entry-level security guards employed by security agencies must earn at least S$3,000 per month as of 1 May 2023, remaining in effect in 2026. This applies to guards with less than one year of experience. They are also entitled to overtime pay at 1.5 times the hourly rate for hours worked beyond 44 hours per week.
Source: Ministry of Manpower (MOM)
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What work permit do foreigners need for security guard jobs in Singapore, and what is the employer levy?
Foreigners from approved countries like Bangladesh, China (excluding Fujian), India, Myanmar, and Sri Lanka can work as security guards on a Work Permit issued by MOM. Employers pay a monthly levy of S$1,050 per Work Permit holder in the services sector (including security) as of 2026. The sector quota for Work Permit holders is limited to 35% of the workforce.
Source: Ministry of Manpower (MOM)
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What are the eligibility criteria to become a security guard in Singapore with no prior experience?
Applicants must be at least 18 years old and hold a valid Security Officer Licence (SOL) from the Singapore Police Force. No minimum education is required, but candidates must pass the 47-hour WSQ Certificate in Security Studies (Basic Licensing Unit) and a written exam. Singapore Citizens, PRs, and eligible Work Permit holders qualify.
Source: Singapore Police Force (SPF)
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What documents are needed to apply for a security guard job and licence in Singapore?
For job applications, submit NRIC/passport, resume, and proof of WSQ training certificate. To obtain the SOL, provide a passport-sized photo, NRIC/passport copy, WSQ certificate, medical declaration, and pay S$110 fee online via SPF e-Services. Employers handle Work Permit applications with your passport details and employment contract.
Source: Singapore Police Force (SPF)