WPR Security Officer

WPR Security Officer

• Participates in conducting preventive maintenance and repairs for proper functional and aesthetic value of access control, life safety, and other related systems.
• Participates in building evacuation and emergency response drills, providing emergency support as directed.
• Documents routine and emergency activity in an accurate, complete and thorough manner.
• Performs building reception and access control duties.
• Selects and uses established purchasing protocols for materials or components of a routine nature that are limited to a moderate monetary amount necessary for projects, repairs, inventory, or normal supplusage.
• Assists engineers, supervisors, project managers, and other facilities personnel by providing support with projects.
• Assists in the coordination of snow/ice removal during the winter months including initiating and directing activities of the snow removal contractor.

• May schedule the work of other employees, contractors, and vendors.
• May assist in training of entry-level facilities personnel in building maintenance, renovation technologies, procedures, technical knowledge, and the use of facilities systems.
• May be required to handle, collect, label, and/or transfer hazardous chemical waste following established procedures and guidelines.
• May be accountable for small and medium-scope projects.
• May be required to work other shifts, non-standard work, or overtime hours to meet objectives and schedules.

• Minimum 3 years experience.
• Previous experience in security, police or other first responder role preferred. May include Civilian or Military Police, Civilian or Military Firefighter, Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) or Paramedic.

• Knowledge and use of relevant PC software applications and skills to use them effectively.
• Demonstrated ability to communicate effectively both verbally and in writing.
• Demonstrated high level of honesty, integrity, ethics, and professionalism is required.
• Demonstrated ability to identify problems and provide possible solutions.
• Ability to read building layouts and blueprints.
• Communicate effectively via phone and radio.
• Establish initial incident command until relieved.
• Coordinate appropriate response to emerging issues on campus including notifications of Facilities, Operations, and
• Management team personnel as required.
• Physical ability to conduct foot and vehicle patrols and inspections of site facilities and equipment for safety and security.
• Conduct preliminary inquiries of incidents and accidents on campus.
• Able to respond to a wide variety of emergencies including accidents, medical emergencies, severe weather, and facility system failures.
• Ability to coordinate with emergency response personnel from local police, fire, and other government organizations.
• Skills to monitor and operate the fire/life safety systems for the campus.
• Ability to carry out and interpret existing methods and procedures to meet regulatory requirements and accountability reporting to include marked drawings showing building or systems changes.
• Operates and cares for associated tools and equipment required to perform functions of the job.

• Receive and/or maintain CPR and First Aid Certification.
• A valid Driver’s License is required.

• Must be able to work in a clean room environment, adhere to associated policies, and perform gowning of clean room attire in the allotted time prior to start up.
• Requires ability to lift up to 50 pounds and transport up to 500 pounds via carts or mechanized equipment.
• Requires good manual dexterity and visual acuity including ability to distinguish colors.
• Must be able to work under florescent lighting.
• Requires the ability to sit or stand through the duration of a shift.

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