Police Security Officer

Overview

Seeking a career change or a new challenge? If you thrive in helping others, enjoy teamwork, and desire a stable and purposeful role, becoming a Police Security Officer (PSO) might be the ideal path. Partnering with South Australia Police (SAPOL), HOBAN Recruitment facilitates hiring PSOs, presenting this opportunity for individuals wanting meaningful, long-term employment.

In the PSO role, you contribute to maintaining safety for people, properties, and locations by supporting frontline law enforcement in a well-defined and supportive capacity.

Why Choose a PSO Career?

• Receive a paid 19-week training program with a salary package of $69,126.40 (inclusive of superannuation).
• Earn a formal Police Security Officer qualification at no cost.
• After training, enjoy a competitive salary package ranging from $82,986.40 to $88,137.28 (including superannuation), with additional penalty allowances for shifts.
• Advance along a clear career progression where senior PSOs can earn upwards of $95,000 (inclusive of superannuation).
• Benefit from government employment perks including five weeks of annual leave, supplied uniforms, job security, and ongoing development opportunities.

Work Environment and Benefits

• Engage in purpose-driven duties that enhance community safety.
• Experience structured career growth within the government sector.
• Enjoy work-life balance supported by predictable working rosters.
• Be part of a supportive team culture fostering camaraderie and trust.
• Undertake a varied workload involving public interaction and operational support tasks.

Ideal Candidate Profile

• Seeking a career with meaningful community impact.
• Values engaging with people and working collaboratively.
• Prefers structured routines and long-term employment stability.
• Motivated to earn supplementary income via penalty rates and overtime.
• Committed to making positive contributions to their community.

Role Requirements and Conditions

• Applicants must be Australian or New Zealand citizens, or Australian permanent residents.
• The position involves rotating shifts, including nights, weekends, and public holidays, supporting a continuous 24/7 service.
• PSOs must professionally manage diverse situations, including handling individuals in custody and remaining composed in challenging scenarios.
• The role requires carrying operational equipment and maintaining fitness, medical, and background standards as part of recruitment and career maintenance.
• The comprehensive training program is aimed at building competence, confidence, and sound judgment, including study requirements outside scheduled work hours.

Additional Information

Those interested are encouraged to apply or share this opportunity with suitable acquaintances.