Job Description

Flex-N-Gate is a leading manufacturer and supplier of components for the automotive industry, recently ranked 10th of the 150 Top North American Suppliers in “Automotive News.” A growing and vital company, Flex-N-Gate provides a great opportunity for hard-working and skilled individuals.

Scope of the Position

This is an hourly security position working first shift 6a-2p, second shift 2p-10p and third shift working 10p-6a.

Responsibilities

Interior/exterior patrols
Medical escorts/emergencies
Automobile assists, (jump-starts/unlocks)
Payroll distribution
Access control
Disciplinary/termination support
Investigations & report writing
Monitor & record CCTV system
Monitor time clock activities
Inclement weather assistance
Loss prevention
Other duties as assigned.

Qualifications

Must have HS degree or GED.
Must be able to lift 60+ pounds.
Must be able to remain in elements for extended periods of time.
Must perform walking patrols.
Must have valid Indiana/Illinois Driver’s License and good driving record.
Must have clean criminal record.
Must work weekends/holidays as needed.
Must have security, military, or law enforcement experience and/or a college degree in criminology/criminal justice.

What We Offer

Medical, dental, prescription, vision, life and disability insurance; and a flexible spending account
401(k) retirement savings plan with company match
Extensive safety training, new hire orientation, continuous learning and development programs and tuition reimbursement
Paid holidays and vacation time

What do our employees have to say?

“It engages you professionally, and provides learning opportunities.”

“Lots of growth opportunity.”

“The company’s young enough to be exciting, but old enough to be stable.”

Not just a job—a great place to work!

Flex-N-Gate is an equal opportunity employer. EEO/Minorities/Females/Veterans/Disabled.

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