Unarmed Security Officer

Unarmed Security Officer


TriCorps Security is hiring professional and motivated Unarmed Security Officers
to join our team in Arlington, Virginia. This role is based in a school environment and focuses on maintaining the safety and security of students, staff, and visitors through vigilance, professionalism, and service.


Applicants must hold a current DCJS Unarmed Security License and demonstrate reliability, strong communication skills, and sound judgment in a school setting. Former law enforcement officers, military veterans, and experienced security professionals are highly encouraged to apply.


Responsibilities:

  • Monitor and control access to school grounds, entrances, and buildings to ensure a safe and secure environment.
  • Provide a professional and reassuring presence while interacting with students, staff, and visitors.
  • Conduct patrols of campus facilities and outdoor areas to deter and detect potential safety or security concerns.
  • Respond promptly to alarms, incidents, or requests for assistance and follow established protocols.
  • Communicate clearly with school staff, law enforcement, and TriCorps management regarding safety issues or incidents.
  • Prepare accurate and detailed reports documenting daily activity, observations, and incidents.
  • Support emergency procedures and assist during drills or crisis situations as directed.

Professional Expectations:

  • Maintain a professional appearance, demeanor, and attitude at all times.
  • Remain alert and observant throughout each shift to ensure proactive awareness of surroundings.
  • Communicate clearly and effectively, both verbally and in writing.
  • Demonstrate calm judgment and professionalism in all interactions.
  • Follow all client and TriCorps guidelines to ensure consistency and quality of service.

Schedule & Work Environment

  • Positions available in Arlington, Virginia
  • Shifts may include days, evenings, and special school events as scheduled.


TriCorps is an integrated security and technology firm specializing in providing cost-effective, world-class services tailored to meet the needs of our clients.

Founded in 2000, TriCorps has spent more than twenty-five years delivering physical security, electronic security, and cybersecurity services across the nation. With branch locations in every region we serve, we’re proud to protect clients of every size and industry with integrity and innovation.

TriCorps is staffed with some of the most experienced security and technology professionals in the industry. Our leadership team includes former military personnel, retired law enforcement officers, and technology experts who bring hundreds of years of combined experience.

At TriCorps, we believe true security goes beyond protection—it’s built on partnership, trust, and excellence. We’re committed to innovation and continual improvement, setting the standard for integrated security and technology through our dedication to clients and our people.

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