Allied Universal Hiring Staff for Phoenix

  • Jan 05, 2021

Allied Universal is seeking to hire 100+ Phoenix area security professionals. Applicants are invited to drive up to the parking lot at the Clocktower Corporate Center at 7776 S. Pointe Parkway West in Phoenix on Jan. 13 from 11 a.m., to 4 pm to connect with hiring managers. 

Allied Universal also employs a virtual interview process where applicants can complete the company’s online application from the comfort of their home through highly advanced video interviewing technology. Applicants can apply online at this link.
 
“We invite applicants to drive up to the parking lot for an interview, and potentially drive off with a job offer,” said Julie De La Mora, MBA, Army Retired, director of recruiting | Southwest Region, Allied Universal. 
 
“Our clients, and the public at large, rely on us to keep our communities and businesses safe and secure especially during these challenging times,” said Steve Jones, chairman and CEO of Allied Universal. “Our security professionals play a pivotal part ensuring facilities can continue business as usual and other businesses that had to close, can rest assured that their assets will remain protected.”
 
For full time positions, company benefits include medical and dental coverage, life insurance, 401(k) and holidays. Allied Universal is an equal opportunity employer committed to hiring a diverse workforce.
 
“Our #1 priority is to keep our employees safe and healthy in the workplace,” Jones said. “We have a dedicated safety team constantly monitoring all COVID-19 developments ensuring we continuously educate our employees to understand and follow the CDC guidelines.”
 
Allied Universal offers careers and long-term growth in the thriving security industry. The company has countless examples of individuals that began their career as a security professional and today are in senior leadership positions.  
 
Comprehensive national job listings are available at: https://jobs.aus.com/.

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