School Safety Supervisor - Greenwood Laboratory School

1. Maintains a safe and secure school environment by conducting regular patrols and independently determining patrol strategies, coverage priorities, and enforcement approaches appropriate to K‑12 educational settings.

2. Reduces risks by leading hazard mitigation efforts, determining corrective actions, coordinating follow‑up with Facilities Management and University Safety, and tracking resolution of safety deficiencies affecting school operations.

3. Manages access and visitor control by overseeing daily visitor management operations, resolving escalated access control issues, and establishing procedural adjustments during heightened threat conditions or special events.

4. Responds to emergencies by serving as initial incident lead, applying incident command principles, directing on‑scene actions of subordinate staff, coordinating with SPD, EMS, and fire services, and making time‑critical protective decisions impacting students and staff.

5. Provides first aid/CPR and evaluates multi‑victim or complex medical incidents, determining resource needs and coordinating transition of care to emergency responders.

6. Leads and coordinates school safety drills, tabletop exercises, and functional emergency simulations, including after‑action review and recommendations for procedural improvement.

7. Serves as Greenwood Laboratory School's primary safety liaison, collaborating with school leadership to conduct vulnerability assessments, develop mitigation strategies, and align school safety initiatives with university‑wide risk management priorities.

8. Documents incidents by preparing comprehensive reports involving legal, safety, or administrative review and recommends policy or training modifications based on trend analysis.

9. Assists with event security and traffic direction and serves as lead safety coordinator for school‑sponsored events involving elevated risk or external attendance.

10. Provides functional supervision and work direction to the Building Safety Specialist, including assigning daily work, on-the-job training and monitoring performance.

11. Contributes to organizational success by exercising professional judgment, leadership, and accountability consistent with a protective services role.

Office of University Safety