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Security guard – jobs in the Netherlands

Security guard: 273 current job links from Dutch employment agencies in one place. See pay and housing, apply on the agency's own site.

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In short – from 273 current ads, 2026-11-14

€17.37–€25.96Gross pay per hour (middle half of the ads)
0ads mention accommodation
Amsterdam, UtrechtMost ads

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You apply on the agency’s own site · Updated 13-11-2026

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Security Guard Other hands-on work·Rotterdam·EVA Recruitment Online 22 h ago Overtime / shift bonusTraining / certificates
Pay not stated eva-recruitment.nl
Jobs with housing: 23.Show only these →
Site Porter Other hands-on work·Alkmaar·Nedflex SNF Online 22 h ago Travel allowanceOvertime / shift bonus+1
€17.37 / hour 40 h/week nedflex.nl
Civil Inspector Government / legal·Vianen·Nebest Online 22 h ago Company car / vanTraining / certificates+1
Pay not stated 40 h/week nebest.nl
Security Guard Other hands-on work·Dordrecht·ROVO Group Online 22 h ago Overtime / shift bonusHoliday pay+2
Pay not stated rovo.nl

Common questions

How much does a security guard earn in the Netherlands?

Half of the 134 ads that state a wage pay between €17.37 and €25.96 gross per hour (middle value €21.99). With 40 hours a week that is about €690–€1040 gross a week.

Are there security guard jobs with accommodation?

Right now none of the 273 ads mentions accommodation. See all jobs with accommodation instead.

Where are the most security guard jobs?

Most current ads are in Amsterdam (31), Utrecht (26), Den Haag (18).

Do I need to speak Dutch?

4 of the ads say clearly that you can start without Dutch. For the others, ask the agency – English is often enough for hands-on work.

Counted by Eyesonworks.eu from 273 current ads of Dutch employment agencies on 2026-11-14. The same ad in several towns counts once; the ad itself has the final word.