Servest Security requires - 2 x Grade C1 Security Officers - Cape Town

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**Overview** Servest Security, a division of Servest Pty Ltd, is seeking two Grade C1 Security Officers to work in Cape Town. The role requires willingness to work shifts and possess a valid PSIRA registration. All sites are self-posting, meaning company transport will not be provided. This position is specifically open to males between the ages of 18 and 27. **What you will do** The client's specific requirements for the role will be explained to you. **Requirements (from the original advert)** * South African citizen * Male, between 18 and 27 years of age * Willing to work shifts * Understand that company transport will not be provided * Self-posting (implying responsibility for own transport) * Preferably reside in the Kuilsriver area or surrounding areas * Able to speak, write, and understand English & Afrikaans * No criminal record * Valid PSIRA Grade C1 registration * Be well-groomed * Minimum 2 years’ experience **Who should apply** Ideal candidates are South African males aged between 18 and 27 years, who are willing to work shifts and possess a valid PSIRA Grade C1 registration. Applicants must have no criminal record, be well-groomed, and have a minimum of 2 years of experience in security. They should be proficient in speaking, writing, and understanding both English and Afrikaans. Candidates must be prepared to manage their own transport to self-posting sites, with a preference for those residing in Kuilsriver or surrounding areas. **Deadline** 14th October, 2026 **Reference** Original posting: https://www.myjobmag.co.za/job/servest-security-requires-2-x-grade-c1-security-officers-cape-town-servest-sa Source: myjobmag

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