Security Manager

Job Summary:

The Security Manager is responsible for ensuring the safety and security of personnel, equipment, and materials on EPC construction sites. This includes developing and implementing security protocols, managing site security staff, overseeing access control, and ensuring compliance with safety regulations. The Security Manager must also address potential risks associated with large-scale construction projects, including theft, vandalism, and safety breaches, while working closely with project management teams and contractors.

Key Responsibilities:

Security Strategy & Risk Assessment:

Develop and implement security policies and procedures specific to construction projects.

Conduct regular risk assessments of construction sites to identify security vulnerabilities.

Collaborate with project management to integrate security measures into project planning and execution.

Site Surveillance & Monitoring:

Oversee the installation and management of surveillance systems (CCTV, access control) at construction sites.

Ensure security personnel are monitoring key areas, such as material storage, equipment yards, and restricted zones.

Perform regular site inspections to ensure security measures are being followed.

Access Control & Perimeter Security:

Manage site access control, ensuring only authorized personnel and vehicles are allowed entry.

Oversee the deployment of guards at all entry and exit points.

Coordinate the issuance of security badges and permits for workers, contractors, and visitors.

Incident Management & Reporting:

Lead investigations into security breaches, thefts, accidents, or other incidents on-site.

Ensure timely reporting and documentation of all security-related incidents.

Coordinate with local authorities and law enforcement during emergency situations.

Team Management & Training:

Conduct regular security drills and training sessions to prepare the team for various scenarios.

Ensure security staff are aware of construction site safety protocols and compliance requirements.

Crisis Management & Emergency Response:

Develop emergency response plans to deal with incidents like fires, medical emergencies, and security threats.

Collaborate with site safety teams and emergency responders during crises.

Conduct after-action reviews and develop corrective action plans following any significant incidents.

Compliance & Health, Safety, and Environment (HSE):

Ensure security practices comply with local regulations, HSE policies, and industry standards.

Collaborate with HSE teams to align security operations with safety protocols on construction sites.

Conduct security audits and ensure alignment with project safety plans.

Coordination with Stakeholders:

Liaise with project managers, subcontractors, and external stakeholders to ensure coordinated security efforts.

Work with procurement and logistics teams to ensure secure transportation and storage of materials.

Coordinate with engineering teams to integrate security solutions into project designs, such as perimeter fencing and lighting.

Logistics & Asset Protection:

Implement security measures for the protection of high-value assets such as heavy machinery, tools, and raw materials.

Monitor the safe delivery, storage, and handling of materials arriving on-site.

Protect against internal and external theft or tampering with construction equipment.