Security Officers
$21.40 - $34.24
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SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$21.40 - $34.24
About the role
- Patrols assigned areas and performs all security-related tasks, ensuring life safety standards are maintained.
- Investigates suspicious activity or persons and reports hazards, unusual or suspicious circumstances.
- Acknowledges and responds appropriately to emergency, non-emergency, and alarm calls.
- Administers initial first aid as appropriate and to the level of training attained.
- Learns applicable systems and responds to fire alarms at facilities during actual alarms and drills.
- Intercedes in disputes between individuals using verbal de-escalation techniques and skills to diffuse potentially violent situations.
- Unlocks buildings and doors after checking identification and compliance with hospital policies.
- Monitors vehicle and pedestrian traffic on hospital properties, interviewing and investigating individuals involved in suspicious or illegal activities.
- Investigates and documents safety hazards, incidents, and criminal activities through both written and electronic formats, reporting incidents to the appropriate entities.
- Other duties as assigned.
- Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities:
- Ability to read accurately and comprehend, write clearly, and understand in a manner to effectively complete legal reports, narratives, and follow simple directions.
- Ability to read, interpret, and apply safety rules, penal codes, vehicular codes, radio codes, reports, memos, communications, policies, and other required written materials.
- Ability to actively listen and communicate effectively through clear speech and hearing.
- Ability to safely operate vehicles, equipment, and communication devices and perform all aspects of the job safely without imposing risk to self and/or others.
- Computer literacy with the ability to use basic hospital/security applications and information management systems.
- Good critical thinking skills, and the ability to set and quickly reset priorities.
- Able to work and train in an environment with occurring periods of crisis and stress.
- Ability to recognize faces.
- Ability to maintain confidentiality in all matters pertaining to patients, visitors, and/or employees.
- Ability to work independently within a team-oriented environment; ability to work closely with medical and nursing staff to resolve patient-related problems.
- Ability to identify recurring security operation issues, collaborate with leadership to problem solve and develop solutions, and work with the Security Management team on the implementation of change.
- Exceptional customer service skills and the ability to diplomatically handle stressful situations.
- Basic computer skills including, but not limited to, Windows, Word, and Excel.
- Knowledge of Access Control and CCTV systems Preferred.
- Understanding of Emergency Management principles Preferred.
- Meets departmental testing (Mental, Physical, etc.) if applicable to facility Required.
- Handcuffing, or equivalent national certification Preferred.
- Pepper Spray, or equivalent national certification Preferred.
- Baton, or equivalent national certification Preferred.
- TASER International – Conducted Electrical Weapon Preferred.
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