Security Officer

Qualifications

• High school diploma or equivalent.
• Valid driver’s license.
• CPR, First Aid, and Nonviolent Crisis Intervention (NCI) certification (or ability to obtain).
• Ability to remain calm, exercise sound judgment under pressure, and demonstrate strong interpersonal and communication skills.
• Capacity to de‑escalate conflicts and interact respectfully with students of diverse backgrounds.
• Working knowledge of safety procedures and emergency response practices.
• Proficiency with basic technology, including radios and security camera systems.
• Proficiency with standard office equipment, computer, phone, and radios.
• Physical capability: prolonged standing and walking, quick response in emergencies, ability to run short distances and perform basic physical intervention if necessary, significant pushing/pulling, kneeling/squatting, bending, stooping, fine finger dexterity, occasional lifting up to 50 pounds, tolerance for exposure to injury, illness and varying atmospheric conditions, and exposure to confrontational situations.
• Mental demands: work with frequent interruptions, maintain emotional control under stress, solve problems, make decisions, and be flexible.

• Maintain a safe and orderly environment for students, staff, and visitors.
• Monitor campus activity, enforce school policies, respond to incidents, and promote a positive school climate.
• Collaborate with administrators, local law enforcement, and staff to prevent and address safety concerns.
• Write clear and detailed incident reports.
• Manage the campus: monitor entrances, hallways, parking lots, and common areas; ensure compliance with safety rules.
• Assist with student arrival, dismissal, and lunch periods to maintain orderly flow and prevent unauthorized access.
• Perform daily bag checks and searches for identified students.
• Respond to vape alarms, monitor security cameras, and report suspicious behavior.
• Participate in emergency drills (fire, lockdown, tornado, etc.) and ensure adherence to safety protocols.
• Beat traffic and parking lot control during school hours and events.
• Greet and screen visitors in accordance with district security procedures.
• Attend safety meetings and professional development related to security operations, crisis management, de‑escalation, and student engagement.
• Support administrative and law‑enforcement investigations and completing reports.
• Perform additional duties as assigned to ensure efficient and effective functioning of the unit.
• Demonstrate good judgment, planning, organization, and prioritization to meet daily demands.
• Maintain proper professional dress and appearance standards.
• Work primarily indoors with occasional outdoor student supervision.