Listed from public postingState-licensed company
Unarmed Security Guard
Starnet Security Inc · San Francisco, California
Full-timeCalifornia guard card
Pay not listed
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- Pay
- Not listed
- Type
- Full-time
- Armed
- No, unarmed
- License
- California guard card
- Location
- San Francisco, California
- Company license
- Active Private Patrol Operator
- First seen
- 2026-09-22
- Last checked
- 2026-09-23
About the role
Unarmed guard openings in San Francisco with Starnet Security, which is hiring across the Bay Area. California guard card required. The company's listing page carries the same role for several Peninsula and South Bay cities; apply to the location that suits you.
What the company lists
- Hiring across the Bay Area
- Same role open in several Peninsula cities
- Fremont-based PPO, licence 121618
Listed on tessura from Starnet Security Inc's public posting. A free tessura account links through to the company's own application. Summarised in our words, last checked 2026-09-23. Pay, schedule and requirements are the company's to confirm; read the original before you apply.
About Starnet Security Inc
Starnet Security Inc holds an active Private Patrol Operator on the California state roster. It has not posted on tessura directly; this listing was built from its public posting so California guards can find it.
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