Train Marshall

AFIMAC Canada has both part-time and full-time openings for Train Marshalls.

You will Earn:

$35 per hour

Accommodation provided when required

Hours:

Part-time: 20-33 hours per week (depending on route assigned)

Full-time: 35-50 hours per week (depending on route assigned)

Key Responsibilities:

Respond promptly and appropriately to emergency situations

Monitor potential threats and adjust security measures

Maintain a high level of professionalism, confidentiality, and discretion in all situations.

Collaborate with other security personnel, including drivers, logistical support, and surveillance teams, to ensure the overall safety of subject/s.

Maintain an accurate record of any incidents that occur

Establish and maintain secure environments.

Conduct risk assessments and proactive threat planning

Maintain strict confidentiality and professionalism

Job Requirements:

2+ years in close protection experience

Valid Security License (in province of hiring)

Use of Force training

Ability to travel and work away from home regularly

Former police/military or close protection training preferred

Martial arts or use-of-force background required

Excellent communication, judgement, and de-escalation skills

Professional grooming and punctuality required

Must be customer service-oriented

Able to work independently and in a team environment

Overnight travel may be required

Ideal Candidate Profile:

Security professional with tactical and interpersonal skills

Comfortable in high-stress or high-profile environments

Physically capable and mentally resilient

Bilingual (English and French) - an asset

Has a service mindset and team-first attitude

AFIMAC is a global risk management and elite security company. For more than 40 years, AFIMAC has helped image-conscious companies and organizations across the globe to plan and execute services that mitigate and eliminate risk. AFIMAC prides itself in the long-term partnerships it establishes with clients to protect people and property in times of crisis and in regular business operations.