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Chief Security Officer

Syringa Enterprises Zambia

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Employer and vacancy source: Syringa Enterprises

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  • EmployerSyringa Enterprises
  • LocationZambia
  • Employer websitezambiajobalerts.com
  • Listing sourceZambia Job Alerts
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Key details for this vacancy

Employer
Syringa Enterprises
Location
Zambia
Posted
September 18, 2025
Job type
Full Time
Category
IT & Telecoms
This listing has expired. The original details remain available for reference, but applications are closed. Use the related searches for active vacancies.
  • Full Time
  • Zambia

Website Syringa Enterprises

Job description

KEY DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:

Manage both internal and external security services to prevent break-ins, thefts and frauds
Identify and report all security incidents at all operational levels for appropriate disciplinary action to be taken
Ensure all security duties are executed according to established laws and evidence to prevent litigations against the Company
Ensure to capture unauthorized entry into company premises
Ensure all goods entering and leaving the farm have supportive documents.
Ensure maximum security of premises and personal and company property
Check breaths of all employees to detect any alcohol intake to ensure they report for work with sober minds

SKILLS & PERSONAL ATTRIBUTES

Investigation skills and patrol and surveillance skills
Alertness and surveillance

Preferred candidate qualifications & experience

Full Grade 12 Certificate
Certificate or better in Security or evaluate
Training in physical fitness
Minimum of 5 years work experience

Location: Mazabuka

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