Security Officer - Full Time
$23.00 - $25.23 per hour
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SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$23.00 - $25.23 per hour
About the role
- Patrol the exterior and interior of the campus to ensure the property is safe and secure.
- Respond, make contact and/or address suspicious circumstances and individuals using non-violent crisis intervention methods to de-escalate disruptive individuals.
- Answer phones, screen calls, take messages, and transfer incoming calls to the appropriate department or resident.
- Greet visitors and guests, and assist residents, vendors and visitors coming into the building, Prepare a daily security report (hourly log) and report security concerns or activity.
- Respond to requests for service and emergency situations according to established procedures.
- Conduct safety inspections or drills including fire drills, exterior lighting inspections, and perimeter safety inspections. Report the outcomes to enhance the safety of the community.
- The Ideal Candidate Will Possess:
- One (1) year of security experience or a structured security training program.
- One (1) year of customer service experience.
- Guard card preferred.
- Experience or training in de-escalation
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills
- Benefits and PerksHighly Competitive Benefits Package with Low Deductibles: Medical, Dental, and Vision Benefits*Paid Time OffDiscounted Costco Membership*Discounted Meals403(b) Retirement & Company MatchORCA Card Discount or Discounted On-Site Garage Parking
- Staff Scholarship Program - up to $24,000 per year including your dependents*FREE Gym and Pool access for employees
- Student Loan Assistance Program - up to $1,200 per year
- Fun and Exciting Staff Events*PTO, Benefit plan options, and rates may vary based on the number of hours worked and length of service.
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