Your full-service security provider
Oakville, ON
Commissionaires is Canada’s largest private sector employer of veterans with over 22,000 employees across Canada. We are a not-for-profit organization with a social mandate to provide meaningful employment to former members of the Canadian Armed Forces, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police and others who wish to contribute to the security and well-being of Canadians. We are arguably the largest security company in Canada. Our only reason for being is creating meaningful employment. When you become a Commissionaire, you have opportunities not available to most security organizations. For example, did you know we have been the sole provider of security to the federal government since 1925? From judicial sites to military bases, we have some of the most exciting opportunities for our Commissionaires. Are you in school pursuing a business degree? Did you know we recently completed a security consulting engagement with a $200B pension fund with recommendations to the executive committee and board of directors that will shape their security profile in New York, Hong Kong, London and Toronto? Perhaps you’re in school with a background in police foundations? We have unparalleled access to subject matter experts and relationships within the federal and municipal law enforcement community. We are one of the largest providers of non-core policing and bylaw enforcement to police departments and municipalities across the country. In terms of veteran engagement, we are sponsors of Canadian Armed Forces Appreciation Day at the RBC Canadian Open, Rogers Cup, and the Toronto Argonauts.
On-site · Hamilton
The Security Supervisor is responsible for managing site access, conducting patrols, and monitoring building systems to ensure safety. They also handle incident management, emergency response, and coordinate staff scheduling for the facility.
On-site · Hamilton
The Security Supervisor is responsible for maintaining the security of the facility by conducting property patrols and validating visitor credentials. They must also manage incident reporting, enforce property laws, and coordinate with emergency services as needed.
On-site · Hamilton
The security guard is responsible for conducting property patrols, validating visitor credentials, and enforcing the Trespass to Property Act. They must also maintain professional interactions, complete incident reports, and liaise with emergency services as required.
On-site
The security guard is responsible for monitoring building access, surveillance, and fire safety systems while maintaining daily status reports. They also assist the public and staff, manage deliveries, and perform regular patrols of the premises.
On-site · Borden
The security guard is responsible for driving a patrol van to conduct interior building checks and ensuring client property is secure. They must also manage access control, respond to alarms, and maintain accurate daily logs and reports.
On-site · Mississauga
The security guard is responsible for executing screening procedures, monitoring video systems, and managing access control at the client site. They must also conduct property patrols, complete incident reports, and liaise with emergency services as required.
On-site · Toronto
The security guard is responsible for maintaining site security through access control, patrols, and alarm response. They must also provide professional assistance to visitors and staff while maintaining accurate daily logs and reports.
On-site · Toronto
The security guard is responsible for monitoring CCTV, controlling site access, and conducting regular foot patrols to ensure client property security. They must also complete daily logs, respond to alarms, and provide assistance to employees and visitors.
On-site · Mount Hope
The Curbside Ambassador provides professional customer care, wayfinding assistance, and passenger support while maintaining airport security and safety. They are responsible for managing curbside traffic, conducting regular patrols, and reporting any suspicious activity or hazards to the Airport Operations Centre.
On-site · Milton
The security guard is responsible for monitoring access control, managing gate operations, and responding to alarms at the client site. They must also maintain professional relationships with visitors and staff while completing daily logs and reports.
On-site · Borden-Carleton
The security guard is responsible for maintaining site security through access control, CCTV monitoring, and regular interior and exterior patrols. They must also respond to emergencies, document incidents in daily logs, and provide assistance to employees and visitors.
On-site · Oakville
The security guard is responsible for monitoring client property, managing access control, and conducting regular interior and exterior foot patrols. They must also maintain accurate daily logs, respond to alarms, and provide professional assistance to visitors and employees.
On-site · Minden Hills
The security guard is responsible for maintaining access control, securing client property, and conducting regular foot patrols in all weather conditions. They must also complete daily logs, provide assistance to visitors, and ensure the work site is monitored at all times.
On-site · Newmarket
The security guard is responsible for monitoring CCTV, conducting foot patrols, and ensuring access control policies are followed. They must also maintain accurate daily logs and provide assistance to employees, visitors, and clients.
On-site · Borden
The security guard is responsible for conducting interior building checks, managing access control, and responding to alarms. They must also maintain professional relationships with clients and complete accurate daily logs and reports.
On-site · Oakville
The Duty Operator monitors security systems, CCTV, and access control while coordinating communications between field staff, clients, and emergency services. They are responsible for documenting incidents, ensuring compliance with internal policies, and supporting operational performance through reporting and process improvement initiatives.
On-site · Oakville
The Duty Operator acts as the primary coordination point between clients, field staff, and emergency services by monitoring security systems and managing incident responses. They are responsible for documenting occurrences, dispatching resources, and supporting operational performance through continuous improvement initiatives.
On-site · Oakville
The Duty Operator acts as the primary coordination point between clients, field staff, and emergency services by monitoring security systems and managing communications. They are responsible for documenting incidents, dispatching resources, and ensuring compliance with operational protocols.
On-site · Toronto
The security guard is responsible for monitoring client property, performing foot patrols, and managing access control. They must also maintain accurate logs, respond to alarms, and liaise with emergency services when necessary.
On-site · Midland
The security guard is responsible for monitoring client property, managing access control, and conducting regular interior and exterior foot patrols. They must also maintain accurate daily logs, respond to alarms, and provide professional assistance to employees and visitors.
