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We are currently recruiting a Security Operations Administrator to support the day-to-day administration of our Security Operations team. This is a key role ensuring the smooth coordination of payroll, licensing, training, and compliance across our security operations, working closely with internal stakeholders and third‑party contractors. This role is ideal for an experienced administrator who is highly organised, comfortable working independently, and confident managing multiple deadlines in a fast‑paced operational environment.
Job Responsibility:
Process and support security payroll administration, ensuring accuracy and timely submission
Arrange and maintain SIA licensing, including renewals, vetting, and compliance checks
Coordinate vetting and onboarding processes for security personnel
Book and manage security training courses, tracking attendance and certification
Act as a key liaison with third‑party security contractors, supporting operational requirements
Prepare journal entries and supporting documentation for the finance team
Maintain accurate records, files, and compliance documentation
Provide general administrative support to the Security Operations team
Handle queries professionally and support internal and external stakeholders
Ensure all tasks are completed accurately and within agreed deadlines
Requirements:
Previous experience in an administration role (essential)
Strong time management skills with the ability to prioritise and meet deadlines
Comfortable working independently and taking ownership of tasks
High level of attention to detail and accuracy
Confident using IT systems and administrative tools
Professional communicator with the ability to build effective working relationships
Nice to have:
Experience within security, facilities, or operations environments is desirable but not essential