GardaWorld Holds Walk-In Security Officer Interviews Every Tuesday in Tulsa
TULSA, OK — If you have been meaning to look into security work, GardaWorld has made the first step about as easy as it gets. The company runs a walk-in hiring event for security officers every Tuesday from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM at its office on East Skelly Drive, along the I-44 corridor, and says it is holding open interviews and making on-the-spot hiring decisions for qualified candidates.
Full-time and part-time security officer jobs, $16 to $18 an hour, interviews every Tuesday through the end of 2026. Bring your I-9 documents and your direct deposit information.
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📍 At a Glance
| Event | GardaWorld Tulsa Weekly Walk-In Hiring Event |
| Date | Every Tuesday through December 29, 2026 (next: Tuesday, October 13) |
| Time | 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM Central |
| Location | 3105 E. Skelly Dr., Suite 400, Tulsa, OK 74105 |
| Format | In person, open interviews |
| Registration | Walk-ins accepted; optional RSVP on the GardaWorld event page |
| Roles | Full-time and part-time security officers |
| Pay | $16 – $18 an hour, per GardaWorld |
💼 The Jobs and the Pay
The event listing covers both full-time and part-time security officer openings, with pay advertised at $16 to $18 an hour. One current Tulsa posting for a distribution-center post lists $17.48 an hour, which lands right in that band.
Two perks stand out for anyone living paycheck to paycheck. GardaWorld offers DailyPay, which lets officers draw on wages they have already earned before payday, and a FLEX program built around shift flexibility.
✅ What You Need Before You Walk In
The company asks walk-ins to bring documents that prove you can work in the U.S., the same paperwork that goes on a federal I-9 form, plus your bank information for direct deposit. That is the tell that GardaWorld is ready to onboard the same day when an interview goes well, so do not show up empty-handed.
The requirements on the distribution-center posting give a good picture of the bar:
- At least 21 years old
- High school diploma or GED
- A valid driver's license
- An Oklahoma CLEET security license, or the ability to get one
- Able to pass an extensive background screening
- Able to stand or walk for most of a shift and climb stairs
Requirements can differ by site, so ask about the specific post during your interview.
⚠️ Read This Before You Go: The CLEET License
Security guards in Oklahoma are licensed by the Council on Law Enforcement Education and Training. According to CLEET's private security training page, an unarmed guard license requires 40 hours of training split into Phase I and Phase II, plus passing the state exams for both phases. Renewals require eight hours of continuing education.
You do not need the license already in hand to attend, since GardaWorld lists the ability to obtain one as acceptable. But if you have never held one, ask at the interview how the company handles training and how long it takes before you can be scheduled on a post.
🔎 Start Your Tulsa Security Job Search
Not free on a Tuesday, or want to compare options before you commit? Security, loss prevention and patrol jobs turn up all over the metro, from the distribution centers out by the airport to the office towers downtown and the retail corridors along 71st Street.
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Frequently Asked Questions
When is the next GardaWorld walk-in hiring event in Tulsa?
Tuesday, October 13, 2026, from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM at 3105 E. Skelly Dr., Suite 400. It repeats every Tuesday through the end of 2026.
Do I need an appointment?
No. It is a walk-in event. GardaWorld offers an optional RSVP on its event page, which also links to directions.
How much do the security jobs pay?
GardaWorld advertises $16 to $18 an hour for these Tulsa openings, and one current distribution-center posting lists $17.48.
Do I need a security license to apply?
Not to apply. The posting accepts candidates who can obtain an Oklahoma CLEET license, which for unarmed guards means 40 hours of Phase I and II training plus state exams.
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Tuesday mornings on Skelly Drive just got a little more interesting. Bring your paperwork, wear something sharp, and you could leave with a job before the lunch rush hits Harvard Avenue.