Campus Safety Officer; C-Shift

Position: Campus Safety Officer (C-Shift)
Position Title Campus Safety Officer (C-Shift) Position Type Staff

Requisition Number ST183 Department Campus Safety Title of Supervisor Shift Supervisor Full-time/ Part-time Full-time Work Hours per Week 40 Weeks Per Year 52 Months Per Year: 12 Work Days Thursday through Monday Work Hours 11:00 p.m.

- 7:00 am End Date (required for Temporary, Per Diem, Independent Contractor/Agency):
Salary Range $17.75 per hour per hour (Incentives are in place to raise pay for Officers who are performing well at the 6 and 18 month marks) Hours and Months 40 hours a week, 12 months a year Exemption Status Non-Exempt

Staff

Job Description

Job Description Summary

The Campus Safety Officer (C-Shift) is an essential employee responsible for performing general and varied duty campus safety/security related work in the protection of people and property with the goal of instituting a positive culture of safety across campus. As a university authority, the Campus Safety Officer is charged with enforcement of laws (federal and state) and Nazareth University policies for all of the community.

Builds and maintains positive relationships with students, faculty, staff and departments. Maintains order and promotes a positive community relations, tactful diplomacy and customer service within a Department that operates 24 hours a day and in all conditions.

The Campus Safety Officer is the primary first responder to emergencies across campus including, but not limited to, fires and fire alarms, theft, vehicle accidents, missing persons, welfare checks, medical situations, mental health crisis, property damage, and injuries and accidents.

The Campus Safety Officer documents all activities and situations across the University. Documentation includes narratives, witness statements, pictures, and interviews. Performs follow-up documentation and investigation at the direction of the supervisor.

The Camus Safety Officer also provides general support to the department and university. Duties include, but are not limited to, door/room unlocks/locks, issuing parking citations, performing inspections of installed safety and security

equipment, vehicle lockouts and jump starts.

Work assignments and investigation duties involve various areas covering the entire 150 acre campus on assigned shifts. Officers must be able to act without direct supervision, and exercise independent judgment, and quick decision making handling critical situations, and emergencies that can impact the university. This position is responsible for adhering to documented Standard Operating Procedures for all functions within the position's remit.

This position is a Campus Security Authority as defined by the Clery Act.

Essential Functions

* Patrols campus in order to observe, report, and deter suspicious and/or criminal activities, respond to emergencies, document all incidents, and take appropriate actions in line with the laws of New York State and the rules and policies of Nazareth University

* Responds to and initiates appropriate response procedures in line with Departmental policy for all major emergencies on campus (medical and mental health emergencies, fires/fire alarms, social unrest, auto accidents, etc.).

* Ensures that all campus buildings are secured and unlocked in accordance with building hours and special requests.

* Performs all means of assistance as needed including vehicle assists, lockouts, escorts, information requests, transports, etc.).

* Must complete required Daily Activity Logs, Incident Reports and associated investigations, and Building Inspection Reports, etc.

* Issues parking/moving violation tickets for motor vehicle infractions on campus.

* Ensures that all appropriate fire safety codes and regulations are properly adhered to (fire extinguisher inspections, fire drills, building inspections.

* Observes, reports, initiates corrective action on any hazards/defects in the buildings, roadways, walkways, or any safety or fire safety violations that may pose a security or personal threat to students, faculty, staff or visitors.

* Provides quality service (defined as friendly, courteous, respectful, and helpful) to students and all other members of…