Healthcare Security Supervisor

We’re Hiring a Healthcare Security Supervisor
Commissionaires South Saskatchewan

Location: Swift Current, SK, Canada
Schedule: Monday - Friday - Day Shift
Pay Rate: $24.60 - $26.60/hour
Employment Type: Permanent/Full-Time Equivalent

Commissionaires South Saskatchewan is hiring a Healthcare Security Supervisor to lead a team of officers working inside hospitals alongside nurses, physicians, and clinical teams. This is not a traditional security supervisor role. You will be responsible for the performance, development, and operational readiness of a team embedded in a healthcare environment where decisions directly affect patient safety, staff wellbeing, and how a hospital functions under pressure.

Whether you are an experienced security leader looking for a more meaningful role, or a professional from policing, healthcare, or emergency services ready to lead and mentor the next generation, this role meets you where you are.

• Lead, mentor, and develop a team of Healthcare Security Officers
• Coordinate daily shift operations, assignments, and coverage
• Conduct performance reviews and support officer development
• Identify training needs and coordinate with the Training Manager
• Familiarize and orient new officers to the work environment and processes
• Model professional standards and clinical collaboration for the team

• Serve as primary liaison between Commissionaires and hospital leadership
• Coordinate with clinical team leads to manage facility zone coverage and response priorities
• Develop and maintain partnerships with clinical teams through continuous collaboration
• Work with SHA to review and implement coroner recommendations when applicable

• Review and approve incident reports, patient activity logs, and daily activity reports submitted by officers
• Ensure documentation meets clinical, legal, and organizational standards
• Submit supervisor-level reports to Commissionaires and SHA leadership as required
• Identify trends in incidents, near‑mises, and operational gaps

• Oversee one-to-one patient watch assignments and ensure proper coverage
• Monitor patient census accuracy across the team
• Ensure officers are properly supporting Safe Walk and Safe Drive programs
• Assign and oversee officer presence for special duty assignments

• Respond to Code White and emergency assistance calls
• De‑escalate situations involving individuals who are aggressive, distressed, or in behavioural crisis
• Support the safe management of patients in behavioural crisis, including approved physical intervention when clinically directed
• Provide back‑up assistance to police, protective services, and other first responders
• Lead on‑site response during complex or elevated incidents

• Patrol hospital grounds and buildings to deter theft, vandalism, and unauthorized access
• Monitor security cameras and observe for suspicious activity
• Secure entrances, offices, restricted areas, and lock‑up areas
• Ensure safety of hospital and outlying buildings
• Manage key control procedures and lock/unlock schedules
• Monitor and manage parking regulations and access control
• Conduct daily and pre‑landing inspections of heliport

• Respond to all emergencies across the facility
• Intervene and hold individuals in accordance with lawful authority and organizational policy
• Remove, document, and catalogue contraband and dangerous weapons
• Direct individuals to leave hospital property when required, and escort as necessary
• Report incidents to police, agency, and/or department as required
• Call emergency codes and support the hospital Emergency Preparedness Plan

• Assist with morgue intake and release procedures
• Complete maintenance requisitions
• Issue parking passes, tickets, lockers, and keys
• Monitor fire systems and inspect fire equipment
• Manage lost and found property and maintain documentation

This role carries everything the officer role carries, plus the…