Openings change with client demand. Every role below requires an active Ontario security guard licence; the rest is about fit.
Stationed at one site — a plaza, office, warehouse or construction gate — controlling access, walking patrol rounds and writing up what happens on shift.
What you’ll needDrives a marked patrol car on a GPS-tracked route, checking multiple client properties a night, locking up, and responding to alarm calls.
What you’ll needRuns the lobby desk in a residential or commercial building: greeting residents, managing visitors and deliveries, and keeping an eye on cameras and entrances.
What you’ll needWorks entrances, ticket and bag checks, backstage and VIP areas, and crowd flow at private functions, festivals and corporate events.
What you’ll needIn Ontario you must hold a valid licence before you can work as a security guard. The licensing system is set by the Private Security and Investigative Services Act, 2005 (PSISA) and overseen by the Ministry of the Solicitor General; licence applications are processed by ServiceOntario.
Requirements can change, so confirm the details on Ontario.ca before you register for training.
Applicants must be at least 18 years old and legally entitled to work in Canada.
Take an approved basic security guard course of at least 40 hours, including emergency First Aid and CPR certification. If you already hold a valid First Aid/CPR certificate from St. John Ambulance or a WSIB-approved provider, you may be able to opt out of that portion. Your trainer then gives you a training completion number.
Use your completion number to book the Ontario security guard test: 60 multiple-choice questions in 75 minutes, taken online or at select DriveTest centres.
The province requires a clean criminal record (or a pardon or record suspension) and a valid Criminal Record and Judicial Matters Check, submitted with your licence application.
Apply online or by mail. Licences are issued digitally and expire two birthdays after they’re issued; you can renew up to 90 days before expiry.
Five stages, kept simple. Timing depends on openings and on how quickly your paperwork is ready.
Submit your details and the roles and cities that suit you through the careers page.
A call or meeting about your experience, availability and the kind of posts you want.
We confirm your security guard licence is active and collect the documents needed to start.
You learn the site’s written post orders, reporting tools and who to call before you work alone.
You start on the post, with the 24/7 desk a phone call away whenever you need support.
We’d rather describe the work honestly than promise perks. Here’s what a role with a GTA-wide, around-the-clock security agency opens up.
With sites in more than ten cities and coverage running 24/7/365, there’s a chance to find posts and hours that fit where you live and when you can work.
Each site comes with written, site-specific post orders, and you’re walked through them so you know what’s expected before you’re on your own.
Condo lobbies, retail floors, construction gates, warehouses, events and patrol routes — room to discover the kind of security work you’re best at.
Guards who show reliability and good judgement can grow into mobile patrol, site lead and supervisory responsibilities as those openings come up.
The company was built by people from asset protection and loss prevention, so the craft of noticing — and reporting — is taught on the job.
Digital shift and incident reports with photos replace paper logs, building skills that carry into any security career.
Straight answers to what job seekers ask us most.
You can reach out, but you can’t be scheduled until you hold a valid Ontario security guard licence — the law requires the licence before you work a single shift. Finish the 40-hour course, pass the test, apply to ServiceOntario, then send your application with your licence details.
Not always. Newly licensed guards can be a good fit for many static posts, where post orders and orientation cover the specifics. Roles like mobile patrol and concierge usually suit people with some customer-service, driving or security background.
Our sites are spread across Toronto, Peel, York and Halton. Tell us where you live and how you travel, and we’ll look at posts that make sense for your commute.
Use the application form at the bottom of this page. Include your licence status, the roles you’re interested in and your general availability.
Tell us which roles interest you, where in the GTA you can work and when you’re available. We’ll be in touch when there’s a post that fits.
Fill in your details below. A valid Ontario security guard licence is required for all guard roles.
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Tell us about your security needs — our team will create a custom, affordable protection plan tailored to your site.
