Global Secure 3, Inc. · San Francisco, California
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Starting pay is above the California median for security guards: $20.79 an hour (U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, 2025 estimates, retrieved 2026-10-16).
Global Secure 3 is building an on-call roster of unarmed event security guards in San Francisco, posted September 23, paying $27 to $30 an hour. Guards staff corporate conferences, product launches, private gatherings and large public events: checking tickets, credentials, wristbands and guest lists, doing bag checks, watching crowds and lines, helping guests, handling incidents and de-escalating problems politely, and helping with setup and clearing the venue. Prior event security experience is required. Shifts are picked up to fit your schedule, and paid sick leave follows California and San Francisco rules.
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