Port St. Lucie, FL
2 open positions from licensed security companies: 0 posted here directly, 2 listed from the companies' own postings with a link to apply. No recruiter layer.
A guard with 1–3 years of experience typically earns $16.50–$18.25/hr here (state median $17.26, national $18.28, BLS OES data).
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OMNI Professional Security, which covers Miami-Dade, Broward, Palm Beach, Martin and St. Lucie counties from Port St.
DS Legacy Security Services is hiring a mobile patrol officer in Port St. Lucie at $18 to $24 an hour, working overnight shifts protecting community and commercial…
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Florida licensing guide →Florida requires a Class "D" Security Officer License with 40 hours of professional training through a licensed security school. Armed officers add the Class "G" Statewide Firearm License with 28 hours of firearms training. The entry-level credential is the Class "D" Security Officer License, with 40 hours of state-required training. Confirm current rules with the Florida Dept. of Agriculture and Consumer Services, Division of Licensing. The Florida licensing guide has every credential, fee and renewal window.
Armed officers (21+) need the Class "G" license: 28 hours of training with a Class "K" instructor and a 4-hour annual firearms requalification.
A guard with 1–3 years of experience in Florida typically earns $16.50–$18.25 an hour (state median $17.26, BLS OES data). 2 of the 2 open jobs here list pay: $15 to $25 an hour.
Omni Professional Security LLC and DS Legacy Security Services Inc. Every opening is listed above with its pay, shift and licence where the company gives them.
No. tessura never charges guards. 2 openings are listed from the companies' own public postings; a free tessura account links through to each company's application.