Security Supervisor
Posted Oct 8 (5 days ago) · Last seen Oct 13
Key facts
Security Officer at two major museum sites, coordinating control rooms and directing security staff.
How this salary compares
Too few postings state a salary to show this.
| Market | Lower bound (25th percentile) | Median | Upper bound (75th percentile) |
|---|---|---|---|
| manager-level roles | €2,500 per month | €3,000 per month | €3,500 per month |
| This offer | €3,055 per month | €3,107 per month | €3,159 per month |
Est. take-home €2,414 - €2,470
- Field
- Security services
- Managing people
- No People Management
Original job ad
Translated by JobCrawls from the Finnish ad.
About the role
Summarised by JobCrawls from the job ad above.
Requirements
- No statutory eligibility requirements are set for the role.
Responsibilities
- Organise and work in the daily control-room operations at both sites.
- Plan shifts, supervise the team’s daily work and arrange cover.
- Develop security operations with site personnel and facilities experts.
- Induct control-room staff and maintain instructions.
- Direct external security guards.
- Oversee security technology systems and instruct users.
- Develop security training and guidance for all staff.
- Cooperate with authorities and stakeholders in emergencies and incidents.
Skills & Technologies
Benefits & Perks
Recruitment Process
- Interviews will be held at the National Museum between 9 and 12 November 2026.
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About Museovirasto
The Finnish Heritage Agency is an expert and authority in cultural heritage and cultural environments, and develops its field. It collects, cares for and presents cultural-historical national heritage and records, produces and shares information. Its organisations include the National Museum of Finland and the Governing Body of Suomenlinna. About 300 professionals work permanently at the Agency.
