Unarmed Security Guards & Officers in Orlando, FL

Orlando runs on hospitality, and hospitality runs on unarmed officers. They work the Orange County Convention Center through move-in, show days, and the overnight tear-down when exhibitor freight sits unattended on the floor. They cover hotel lobbies along International Drive and Lake Buena Vista, patrol vacation-rental communities on the US-192 corridor in Kissimmee, hold overnight watch on construction sites from Lake Nona out to the SR 429 corridor, and staff retail floors at Florida Mall, Millenia, and the Vineland outlets. The job is guest-facing almost by definition — an officer here is asked for directions, rideshare pickup points, and lost-property help far more often than anything else, and doing that well while still logging incidents is the actual skill. Florida requires every one of these officers to hold a Class D Security Officer license issued by the Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services. Calvis connects Orlando hoteliers, event producers, contractors, and property managers with agencies whose officers hold current Class D licensure.

Florida licenses private security under Chapter 493 through the Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services. The Class D Security Officer license covers unarmed work and requires state-approved training; the Class G firearm license is a separate credential that unarmed officers do not carry. In Orlando, unarmed rates and the sheer volume of hospitality, convention, and residential posts make it the default choice for nearly every site type. Multilingual officers are in real demand given the convention calendar and the international visitor base along I-Drive and in Kissimmee.