Security work. On your terms.
Build your profile, add your security license, and choose which employers you talk to. Free for officers.
On a computer? Build your network profile on the web.
Torio is opening state by state. If yours is not open yet, the app tells you and can email you when it opens.
License checked
InvitationFrom a security company
Unarmed security officer
$22an hour
Your license, checked
Add your license once. Torio checks it with your state’s records.
Answer invitations for specific jobs
See the pay, place and hours before you answer.
Your profile on your phone
Set your pay and hours, and choose who can find you.
Security jobs that come to you.
Set your pay, where you want to work and when you are free. Companies Torio has approved invite you to specific jobs. You decide whether to answer.
Set your preferences
Add your experience and licenses, then choose the pay, location and hours that work for you.
See the whole job
An employer’s invitation includes the job, hourly pay, location, schedule and requirements.
Choose who to talk to
Tap “I’m interested” or “Decline.” Interested starts a conversation. It does not mean you took the job.
A license check does not confirm your work history or promise you a job. Companies Torio has approved send the invitations, and you decide whether to answer.
Questions officers ask
Who can see my information?
Approved employers see you only after you turn on the switch that lets them find you and your license is checked. If you agree to it, they can also search for you on Torio and invite you to one of their jobs. They see your profile details, work history, minimum pay and hours before you respond, and your résumé (you can switch it off) for jobs near you that pay at least your minimum, so leave out of your résumé anything you do not want to share yet. Your email, phone number and documents are shared only if you choose, one invitation at a time. Once a company invites you, its team keeps your name, city and state with that invitation.
What does a license check mean?
A Torio staff member compares the license with the state’s license record and notes where and when it was checked and what the record showed. It is not a background check, a work reference or a promise that someone is right for a job.
Does “interested” mean I accepted a job?
No. It starts a conversation. Agree on the hours, duties and pay with the employer before you start.
What is the Torio network?
A professional profile and network for everyone in security: officers, supervisors, instructors, investigators and more. Connect with people who understand your work, between jobs and during them.
Is Torio free?
Yes. Torio is free for officers and employers right now.