Tsebo Grade C Security Officer: Access Control, CCTV and Risk Operations in Gauteng
Tsebo Solutions Group, through Thorburn Security Solutions, has permanent Grade C Security Officer opportunities across Gauteng, including Centurion, Midrand, Tembisa, Olievenhoutbosch, Kempton Park, Pretoria, Johannesburg and Soweto.
The roles focus on access control, patrols, CCTV monitoring, incident response, visitor management and site risk protection across sectors such as corporate services, retail, logistics, education, mining, oil and gas, and lifestyle estates.
Applicants need Matric, a valid PSIRA certificate at Grade C or higher, previous security experience and knowledge of access control, CCTV and alarm systems.
Applications close on 31 December 2026.
Where are the security officer positions available?
The opportunities are available across several Gauteng locations:
- Centurion
- Midrand
- Tembisa
- Olievenhoutbosch
- Kempton Park
- Pretoria
- Johannesburg
- Soweto
The exact working environment may differ depending on the client site.
What will you do as a Grade C Security Officer?
Your main responsibility will be to help maintain a safe and secure environment for employees, visitors, buildings, vehicles, equipment and other assets.
Your work can include:
- Access control
- Visitor management
- Site patrols
- CCTV monitoring
- Alarm monitoring
- Incident response
- Report writing
- Emergency support
- Risk identification
- Traffic control
You will report to the Security Manager.
How does access control work?
You will monitor and control entry and exit points at the site.
This can include:
- Checking who enters or leaves
- Managing visitors
- Regulating access
- Monitoring movement through controlled areas
- Directing drivers when required
Access control is an important part of preventing unauthorised entry and protecting people and property.
Will you monitor CCTV and alarms?
Yes. You may be responsible for monitoring:
- CCTV systems
- Surveillance equipment
- Alarms
- General security infrastructure
You will need to stay alert and respond when you identify suspicious activity, irregularities or possible threats.
What happens during a security incident?
You will be expected to respond quickly to:
- Emergencies
- Security breaches
- Alarm activations
- Irregular activity
- Suspicious behaviour
You may use alarms or signalling devices to request assistance when necessary.
Accurate reporting is also important, so you will need to complete incident, occurrence and observation reports.
How important are patrols?
Regular patrols form part of the role.
You may patrol:
- Buildings
- Equipment areas
- Perimeter areas
- Other parts of the assigned site
Patrols help identify problems before they develop into larger security risks.
Will you support emergency procedures?
Yes. The position can include supporting procedures related to:
- Fire prevention
- Evacuation
- Accident response
- Emergency incidents
You will also need to enforce company security procedures and comply with applicable regulations.
How does risk management fit into the role?
You will be expected to identify:
- Security threats
- Suspicious behaviour
- Site vulnerabilities
- Potential safety concerns
Strong observation skills are important because security work often depends on noticing unusual activity early.
Will you work with security equipment?
Yes. You will need to make sure issued security equipment is operational and perform preventative checks where required.
Any defects or equipment problems should be reported immediately.
This can include equipment linked to surveillance, communications or other site-security functions.
Who can apply?
You need:
- Valid PSIRA Certificate, minimum Grade C
- Matric
- Previous security experience
- Knowledge of access control
- Knowledge of CCTV systems
- Knowledge of alarm systems
You should also be physically fit and able to perform patrol duties.
Is a driver’s licence required?
A driver’s licence can be advantageous depending on the site requirements.
It is not listed as a compulsory requirement for every position.
Is firearm competency required?
Firearm competency for business purposes is advantageous.
This may be more relevant to certain sites or assignments.
Will you need to work shifts?
You should be prepared to work:
- Shifts
- Weekends
- Public holidays
Security operations often continue around the clock, so flexibility is important.
What skills will help you succeed?
Useful skills and qualities include:
- Verbal communication
- Written communication
- English fluency
- Attention to detail
- Professional interpersonal skills
- Risk awareness
- Problem solving
- Decision making under pressure
- Integrity
- Reliability
- Report writing
- Conflict handling
- Teamwork
- Ability to work independently
You should also be able to interact professionally with staff, clients, contractors and visitors.
What sectors could you work in?
Thorburn Security Solutions provides services across several industries.
These can include:
- Lifestyle estates
- Oil and gas
- Mining and resources
- Corporate and financial services
- Retail and wholesale
- Logistics and distribution
- Education
This means the day-to-day security environment can differ depending on your assignment.
What experience can these roles build?
The positions can strengthen practical experience in:
- Security operations
- Access control
- CCTV monitoring
- Incident reporting
- Patrols
- Emergency response
- Visitor management
- Risk identification
- Security compliance
- Customer service
These skills can support future progression into supervisory, control-room, risk or broader security operations roles.
What are the employment details?
Company: Tsebo Solutions Group
Division: Thorburn Security Solutions
Position: Security Officer Grade C
Reference: TSE260302-2
Employment: Permanent
Province: Gauteng
Closing date: 31 December 2026
How do you apply?
Applications must be submitted online.
Apply for the Tsebo Grade C Security Officer opportunities
Submit your application before 31 December 2026.
