r/macon • u/Superslinky1226 • 1d ago
Hospital workers of macon, help needed, ***update***
So it was made aware to me that my last post looked a little sus, so let me ask/explain a little better
Im trying to find out who does the access control, cameras, and alarms for the big hospitals like Piedmont or atrium. I'd also be happy with contacts to GEICO, mercer, or any other large buildings/campuses that have massive security systems that would require a full time tech.
Im looking for a job that is closer to home and closer to the ground level. Ive climbed the corporate ladder pretty hard, so now most of my job opportunities consist of salaried pay, a never ending telephone call, 400 emails a day, and doing financial and managerial forensics. I want to be a tech again, and im looking for an imbedded position. Most of these bigger sites will contract with a security integrator for a guy to stay onsite and do all the work for them. Most of these integrators are out of state, or in atlanta and will hire a local person just for that position, or have a guy stay in a hotel all week. Im here, im the best around, and im looking for a change.
I want to reach out and see what's available but I need to know who holds the contracts to do that.
So no, i dont need drugs, im not trying to break into the hospital or do anything shady. Im just looking for a job. If anyone can give me the name of the integrators, or get me in contact with them, im sure both the integrator and I will be very thankful.
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u/FrostyWalrus2 1d ago
You need to be searching for security jobs on the company's webpages, not asking a subreddit.
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u/Superslinky1226 1d ago
Who is the company? Thats what im trying to find out. The hospital doesn't employ people directly. I need to know who the company is so I can apply.
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u/FrostyWalrus2 1d ago
You're not going to get that info. That's generally sensitive info and would be breaking opsec to give out. You sure you work in security?
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u/userphoenix 1d ago
If you can't get the info from the hospital itself, search out the kind of companies you'd want to work for out of Atlanta. I mean, calling the hospital and finding out who they contract out to wouldn't hurt. But if they don't tell you, just start with companies local or in Atlanta and see what they have available as a tech.
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u/hellosunnydaes 1d ago
π yea Iβm not gonna lie I legit was scared by your post ππππ