Security Supervisor
Listed on 2026-10-05
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Security
Site Security, Security Officer, Security Management & Operations, Unarmed Security
Job Title: Security Supervisor
Date Posted: October 2, 2026
Department: Security Services
Reports To: Security Manager
Location: 209 East 23rd Street, New York, NY 10010
Salary: $50,000 Annually (Overtime Eligible) / $27.47 Hourly
Classification: Non-Exempt
Schedule:
- Full-time; standard schedule is 3:00 - 11:00 pm, Tuesdays through Saturdays
- This is an on-site position; remote work is not possible. The schedule may include days, evenings, overnights, weekends, holidays, and overtime based on operational needs.
- Note:
Over time, emergency shift coverage and call-in response may be required.
Position Summary
Under the direction of Security Management and the direct supervision of the Security Manager, the Security Supervisor is responsible for providing day-to-day operational leadership and field supervision to Fire Life Safety Directors, Shift Commanders, and Security Officers throughout the School of Visual Arts campus. The Supervisor plays a vital role in maintaining a safe, secure, and professional environment for students, faculty, staff, residents, visitors, and guests.
This is a hands-on supervisory position requiring high visibility, active campus patrols, incident response, post order enforcement, and seamless coordination with emergency services and college leadership.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities
Shift Supervision
- Provide direct oversight, daily briefings, and guidance to Security Officers to ensure post orders are understood and executed, overseeing teams of up to 30 personnel per shift.
- Conduct routing post-inspections to maintain professional standards, uniform compliance, and attentiveness.
- Offer ongoing coaching, address officer concerns, and document performance or conduct issues for management review and direction.
Staffing and Post Coverage
- Ensure all campus security posts are continuously and fully staffed across shifts.
- Manage attendance changes, call-outs, lateness, and meal-break reliefs, and elevate unresolved coverage shortages to Security management.
- Coordinate security operations and coverage for building openings/closings, special campus events, and peak operational needs.
Incident Response and Emergency Management
- Serve as the primary supervisory responder for emergencies, alarms, medical calls, disruptive behavior, and access issues.
- Exercise scene command until relieved by senior management or emergency services.
- Liaise directly with NYPD, FDNY, EMS, Facilities, Residence Life, and Student Affairs to ensure management is notified of significant events.
Building Security and Patrols
- Perform regular inspections and patrols of academic, residential, administrative, and event facilities.
- Verify physical security (doors, exits, locks), monitor compliance with building access, and ensure opening/closing routines are strictly followed.
- Identify and report maintenance, lighting, or equipment hazards.
Access Control and Campus Operations
- Oversee guest and visitor access control procedures and assist officers and campus visitors with entry issues.
- Enforce departmental policies regarding restricted areas, deliveries, after-hours access, and general campus security rules.
Reports, Documentation, and Timekeeping
- Review, verify, and complete daily activity logs, incident reports, shift summaries, and supervisory paperwork for accuracy and completeness.
- Track officer attendance, punctuality, and timekeeping, ensuring all overtime hours are pre-authorized based on operational necessity.
Security Technology and Systems
- Monitor and operate campus security technologies, including video surveillance (CCTV), electronic access control, and alarm systems.
- Review camera footage as directed, assist in preserving evidence of the incident, and promptly report any equipment or system malfunctions.
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