Westgate Resorts

Hospitality

SecurityGreeter

$31–38k ~AI est. Palm Springs, California, United States FULL TIME
Market Sentiment
HIGH DEMAND

Neural analysis suggests this role is
optimal for mid candidates.

The Brief

“Security Greeter at Westgate Resorts. Skills: Guest safety, Security protocols, Access control. Greet guests, owners, visitors. Assist front desk staff”

Industry & Context.

Hospitality
Eligibility Requirements

Standing for prolonged periods, Moving heavy objects, Climbing stairs, Running short distances, Riding patrol bicycle, Various weather conditions

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

High school diploma or GED, Valid State Driver’s license, Basic computer skills, Basic communication skills

Nice to Have

Bilingual (English/Spanish) a plus, CPR/First Aid certification preferred

What You'll Do.

Assist front desk staff

Observe for suspicious behavior

Report safety hazards

Report policy violations

Assist with security protocols

Respond to emergencies

Maintain uniformed security presence

Manage entry control points

Manage exit control points

Monitor fire alarm panel

Monitor surveillance system

Conduct safety inspections

Maintain activity records

Write incident reports

Respond to complaints

Assist public safety officers

Perform key control duties

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Resort security leadership; Front desk staff; Public safety officers

Communication Scope

Incident reports; Emails

Full Job Description

ABOUT WESTGATE RESORTS Westgate Resorts provides a diverse range of vacation experiences. From sandy beaches on the Atlantic Ocean to snow-covered Utah mountains, families can affordably experience the country's most desirable vacation destinations. A world leader in the timeshare and hospitality industry, Westgate has resorts in Florida, Tennessee, South Carolina, Missouri, Utah, Nevada, and Arizona. Westgate meets every vacation expectation, for every family, for every budget. As we continue growing, we will continue offering the best and most-affordable vacation options out there! The Overnight Security Greeter serves as a visible and approachable presence to ensure guest safety, provide a warm welcome, and maintain secure access to the resort. This position bridges customer service and security by monitoring access points, managing guest interactions, and supporting overall resort safety operations. Job Requirements * Warmly greet all guests, owners, and visitors entering the resort. * Assist front desk staff by verifying room keys, wristbands, or credentials as needed during peak periods or special events. * Observe for suspicious behavior, safety hazards, or policy violations and report immediately to resort security leadership. * Assist with implementing resort security protocols, such as shelter-in-place, lockdowns, or evacuations. * Provide the initial response to all incidents of an emergency nature (Police, Fire, or Medical), and act accordingly within the scope of duties as an Overnight Security Greeter. * Maintain a uniformed security presence at specified company interests. * Manage entry and exit control points at designated properties. * Monitor a proprietary station or front desk (fire alarm panel) as required by law and monitor Security surveillance system. * Conduct safety inspections as directed by policy and established procedure. * Maintain individual Overnight Security Greeter activity records, checklists, and logs. * Write detailed and accura

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