Las Cruces, NM
1 open position from licensed security companies: 0 posted here directly, 1 listed from the companies' own postings with a link to apply. No recruiter layer.
A guard with 1–3 years of experience typically earns $19.00–$23.25/hr here (state median $20.83, national $18.28, BLS OES data).
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Las Cruces Investigations & Security Advisors is hiring for temporary and full-time guard positions across New Mexico and West Texas at $20 to $30 an hour, with extra…
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New Mexico registers guards in three levels through the Regulation and Licensing Department: Level 1 (unarmed, 8 hours of in-person training), Level 2 (non-firearm weapons, 20 more hours plus weapon training), and Level 3 (firearms, 16 more hours, firearm certification and a psychological evaluation). Every level has a department jurisprudence exam, and registrations run three years. The entry-level credential is the Security Guard Level 1 (Unarmed), with 8 hours of state-required training and a state exam. Confirm current rules with the New Mexico Regulation and Licensing Department, Private Investigations Board. The New Mexico licensing guide has every credential, fee and renewal window.
Level 2 covers non-firearm weapons (baton, OC spray, electronic control devices): 20 hours of training plus approved weapons instruction, with the same 18+ minimum as Level 1. Level 3 (firearms) adds 16 more hours, a psychological evaluation and firearm certification renewed every year, and requires age 21+ (NMSA 61-27B-16 to 61-27B-18; 16.48.4.8 NMAC).
A guard with 1–3 years of experience in New Mexico typically earns $19.00–$23.25 an hour (state median $20.83, BLS OES data). The open job here lists pay: $20 to $30 an hour.
Las Cruces Investigations & Security Advisors. Every opening is listed above with its pay, shift and license where the company gives them.
No. tessura never charges guards. One opening is listed from the company's own public posting; a free tessura account links through to its application.