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Careers at Op6

Join a Security Team That Sets the Standard

Op6 is more than a security provider — we’re a team that treats protection as a profession. If you hold yourself to a high standard, we want to hear from you.

  • Structured Training
  • Career Growth
  • Veteran-Friendly
  • Team Culture
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Why Op6

Premier Security, Premier People

Our reputation is earned every day through professionalism, disciplined execution, and a commitment to excellence. We don’t just meet standards — we set them.

Uncompromising Standards

We operate at the highest levels of integrity, professionalism, and accountability — 24/7.

Culture of Excellence

Safety, compliance, and performance aren’t just metrics here — they’re shared values.

Our People, Our Priority

You’re a key contributor to a mission that matters. We invest in our officers because their growth drives our success.

Structured Training Paths

From security fundamentals to advanced operations and threat assessment, development plans are tailored to your goals.

Ongoing Education

Continuous learning keeps our officers sharp, credentialed, and ready for any environment.

Room to Grow

Build real experience and tenure with a credible, respected Texas security firm.

Who We Hire

Roles Across Texas

We’re always looking for disciplined, dependable professionals who take pride in protecting others. Whether you’re experienced or just entering the field, there’s a path at Op6.

Veterans and those with law-enforcement or military backgrounds are especially encouraged to apply — though what matters most is character, reliability, and a commitment to doing the job right.

In Practice

Security Guard Jobs in Houston and Across Texas

Op6 Security is a veteran-owned Texas security company, licensed by the Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS-RSD License #C26264901). We place armed and unarmed security officers on apartment and multifamily communities, construction sites, warehouses and industrial yards, retail centers, HOA and residential neighborhoods, and events across the state.

Security is the whole business here, not a side department. If you are looking for armed or unarmed security officer jobs in Houston, or security work anywhere else in Texas, the officer on post is what our clients pay for, and that is where the attention goes.

You will know the post, the shift, the uniform, and the pay before you accept anything. Rates vary by site, by shift, and by whether the assignment is armed or unarmed. Ask, and we will give you the number for the specific post you are being considered for.

What You Get

Why Officers Choose Op6 Security

You should know what you are signing up for beyond a uniform and a post assignment. Here is what the job comes with.

  • Standards, not slogans — Licensed, accountable work. You will know your post orders and your escalation chain before you stand the post.
  • Backup, not just a badge — A supervisor who answers the phone, and armed officers or law enforcement to call when a situation moves past de-escalation.
  • Officers first — Scheduling, equipment, and training decisions are made with the officer on post in mind, because the work you do is the service we sell.
  • Training past the state minimum — Not just the hours the license requires, but training built around the posts you will actually work.
  • Ongoing education — Continued training keeps your credentials current and can qualify you for more specialized assignments.
  • Room to move up — Officers who want more responsibility can work toward lead and supervisor roles. Ask what it takes.
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Security Officer Jobs We Are Hiring For

We hire disciplined, dependable people who take pride in protecting others. We hire officers with law enforcement or military backgrounds, and we hire people who are new to security work. What matters is character, reliability, and doing the job the way it is written.

Roles we hire for across Texas:

  • Armed security officer jobs — TX DPS Level III commissioned officers, for posts that warrant a visible armed deterrent.
  • Unarmed security guard jobs — access control, patrol, observation, and reporting at apartment communities, warehouses, and retail centers.
  • Apartment and multifamily posts — courtesy patrol, access control, and incident reporting on residential and HOA communities.
  • Construction site and warehouse security — gate control, material theft prevention, and after-hours patrol.
  • Event security officers — crowd flow, entry screening, and incident reporting for one-off and recurring events.
  • Fire watch officers — scheduled rounds and written logs on sites with impaired fire systems.
  • Part-time and on-call shifts — availability depends on the site and the coverage we are staffing at the time.
  • Executive protection — for experienced protection specialists, including international assignments.

If you do not hold a Texas security license yet, you can still apply. Licensing is covered below.

Why It Matters

What Security Work at Op6 Actually Looks Like

We would rather you know the job before you take it. Security work is mostly routine, done well and documented. It is patrols run on time, access control handled politely and firmly, and reports written clearly enough that a client, an insurer, or a court can read them a year later.

Unarmed security officers observe, report, de-escalate, and document. They do not physically intervene in hostile confrontations — that is not the job and it is not what you are equipped for. When a situation moves past de-escalation, an unarmed officer summons an armed officer or law enforcement and keeps a clean record of what happened.

Armed security officers hold a TX DPS Level III commission and work posts where that deterrent is warranted. The standard is the same either way: judgment first, documentation always.

Shifts run days, nights, weekends, and holidays, because that is when sites need covering. Some posts are static, some are patrol. Some are quiet for the whole shift and then suddenly are not. The officers who do well here stay sharp on the quiet nights.

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Training, Licensing, and Moving Up in Security

Texas requires security officers to be licensed through DPS before working a post, and armed officers to hold a commission. If you are not licensed yet, we will walk you through what the state requires. If you are already licensed or commissioned, bring your card and we can move faster.

Op6 officers train beyond the state minimum — for some roles, up to 6X the state-required training. Training covers post orders and site-specific procedure, report writing and documentation, de-escalation and conflict management, access control, patrol technique, and emergency response. Armed officers train to the TX DPS Level III standard and re-qualify on schedule.

Everyone we hire is fully vetted — thorough national level background checks. Vetting is part of the licensing requirement, and it is part of why clients trust the officers we send.

Advancement is earned on post. Officers can move toward lead officer and site supervisor roles, and officers who want specialized work can train toward executive protection.

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Where We Hire: Security Jobs Across Texas

Most of our security officer jobs are in Houston and the surrounding metro — Sugar Land, Katy, Cypress, Spring, Humble, The Woodlands, Conroe, and Fulshear.

We hire outside Houston too. We keep an office in Brownsville with an active account there, and we staff officers across the Rio Grande Valley, including McAllen. We hire in Austin, and we take assignments statewide.

Tell us where you live and what you can realistically drive to. A short commute you can sustain beats a long one you will quit in a month, and we would rather place you on a post you will keep.

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Apply for a Security Officer Job with Op6

Armed or unarmed, full-time, part-time, or on-call — if you can be where you said you would be, do the job as it is written, and document it properly, we want to hear from you.

When you apply, tell us four things:

  • Where you live and how far you can reliably commute.
  • Your license status — licensed, commissioned, or not yet licensed.
  • Your availability — days, nights, weekends, full-time or part-time.
  • What you are looking for — armed or unarmed, and any experience worth knowing about.

Use the application form on this page, or call 832-304-4301 to talk to someone about the posts we are staffing right now.

Ready to Join a Winning Team?

Take the next step in your security career with a company that invests in its people. Apply today and tell us about your experience.

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