Security Guard

With almost 150 years of proud horseracing history, Woodbine Entertainment Group is the founding pioneer and largest operator of professional horseracing in Canada.

Building on our rich past, we are surging ahead to the future with an energized, new vision. Today we deliver the most thrilling and highest quality racing, dining and entertainment experiences to our visitors. In doing so, we remain a world-leader in horse-racing — and also among the most exciting and diverse entertainment facilities on the globe.

Provide protection to the general public and ensure a fun and safe experience while they are on company venues. Provide assistance/ support by answering customer inquiries and direct as required.

Effectively deal with and control: accidents (personal and vehicle), illness, death, disputes, fights, lost children, fire, theft, robbery, riots, intoxications, controlling mutuel lines, altered tickets, counterfeit money, exclusion of unauthorized personnel, and behaviour of Woodbine and Stable Area employees.

Observe floors and stairways ensuring that they are clear of debris, obstructions and fire hazards and that access doors to mutuel lines and concession stands are locked. Control traffic flow and issue Parking Violations. Check for abandoned vehicles and ensure they are removed from company property.

Enforce track rules, AGCO regulations, Provincial statutes and Municipal by-laws.

Assist Medical Staff when required.

Be thoroughly familiar with the “Powers of Arrest” and other directives contained in the company in service training, as well as the contents of the Emergency Procedure Manual.

Ensure that only those persons who have proper credentials are admitted to the Stable Area and Paddock, and the recording of pertinent information of those allowed entry. Ensure only authorized vehicles are permitted in specified parking areas. Control access to restricted areas including; money rooms, mutuel lines, Judges’/Stewards’ stand and parking lots.

Observe and secure perimeter fences to ensure that individuals use the proper means of admission.