In the Philippines, security inspectors (sometimes called security supervisors, security coordinators, or security inspection officers) have more advanced responsibilities than regular security guards. These roles involve overseeing security operations, checking compliance, inspecting guard performance, and sometimes coordinating with law enforcement or company management.
Here are the typical job posting requirements for Security Inspectors in the Philippines:
Minimum Qualifications
- College level or graduate (preferred in Criminology, Law Enforcement, or related fields)
- Physically and mentally fit
- With good moral character
- No criminal record or pending cases
Licensing & Certifications
- Valid License to Exercise Security Profession (LESP) issued by PNP–SOSIA
- Basic Security Guard Training Certificate
- Supervisory Training Course (STC) or Security Officers Training Course (SOTC) — often required for higher-level posts
- Neuro-psychiatric test clearance
- Drug test clearance
- NBI Clearance
- Barangay and Police Clearances
Work Experience
- At least 2–3 years of experience in security, military, police, or related fields
- Prior experience as a team leader, inspector, or supervisor is strongly preferred
- Familiarity with:
- Conducting inspections and audits
- Writing reports
- Handling incident response and investigations
- Coordinating with guards and other departments
Skills & Competencies
- Leadership and management skills
- Good verbal and written communication
- Problem-solving and decision-making skills
- Detail-oriented and observant
- Knowledge of CCTV operations, emergency procedures, and security systems