Kimberley security vacancies | grade c guard jobs

Overview
Kimberley is a growing jobs market for Grade C security guards across museums, retail outlets, industrial zones, and government offices.
Structured training, competitive salaries, and long‑term career paths
make it an attractive location for security professionals seeking stability and growth. Companies That Frequently Hire Grade C Security Officers in Kimberley
Fidelity Services Group : Armed and unarmed Grade C officers for government offices and shopping centres. G4 S Secure Solutions : Retail and government security; walk‑in interviews available. Bidvest Protea Coin : Guarding and armed response for mining and commercial sites. Securitas South Africa : Site guarding for businesses and mining facilities. Enforce Security Services : Security for commercial and government properties. Salary and Benefits
Grade C officers earn approximately ZAR4,200–6,800 per month (ZAR50,400–81,600 annually). Starting rates are around ZAR4,500 per month. Some companies offer up to ZAR8,500 on 12‑month contracts, and overtime or shift allowances may apply. Typical Roles
Security Guard Patrol Officer Gatehouse Officer Required Qualifications and Skills
Education : Minimum Grade10; Grade12 (matric) preferred. PSIRA Grade C registration
(mandatory; obtained through accredited training centres, 5–7 days, costing ZAR500–1,500). Basic Security Officer Training : First aid, fire safety, conflict management (usually provided post‑hire). Experience : No prior work experience required. Volunteer or informal security experience is a plus. How to Apply
Applications are typically online or submitted in‑person at company offices. Company Career Portals
Fidelity Services Group : G4 S Secure Solutions : Bidvest Protea Coin : Securitas South Africa : Enforce Security Services : In‑Person Applications
Visit local offices of the above companies in Kimberley for walk‑in interviews. Call for Fidelity or for G4 S to confirm. Bring your CV, ID, PSIRA certificate, and proof of address.

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