Armed Security Officer I-III GS9840

Oklahoma State University•Tulsa, OK

3d•Onsite

About The Position

Security Officers are responsible for maintaining the security of people, buildings, and their contents, and preventing break-ins and theft through guarding and surveillance. Security officers work in a range of environments and are expected to deal with a wide range of situations as they occur; ensuring that businesses, properties, and valuables are protected from harm. The role of a security officer will depend on the nature of the premises being secured. Please be prepared to show licenses/certifications if selected for an interview. CLEET Certification Phase 1 (Basic), Phase 2 (Officer) and Current Driver License

Requirements

High School/GED (degree must be conferred on or before agreed upon start date)
Valid Oklahoma driver license
Current Oklahoma CLEET License in: Phase 1 (Basic), Phase 2 (Officer)
Exhibit polite and approachable manner at all times
Achieve and maintain a reasonable level of physical fitness and strength
Possess and demonstrate a trustworthy character
Possess a flexible and responsible approach to the job
Demonstrate the ability to be patient regardless of the situation
Possess good verbal and written communication skills
Demonstrate the ability to solve problems as they arise
Possess a basic knowledge of computers
Demonstrate the ability to follow instructions
Possess a confident approach and ability to deal with difficult/confrontational people
Demonstrate the ability to work independently and as part of a team
Demonstrate a good knowledge of customer care
Possess a non-judgmental approach
Possess and demonstrate the ability to relate well to a wide range of people
Possess the ability to respond positively to stressful situations
Possess the ability to work with technical equipment (e.g. closed-circuit television)
Eager to learn new skills and take training opportunities when offered
Possess a willingness to stay abreast of changes in standards within the security sector
Possess a clean criminal record
Ability to build and maintain relationships with team mates, colleagues and customers.

Responsibilities

Patrolling one or a number of premises
Monitoring activity outside and inside a premises through observation and closed circuit television
Signing in visitors to a building
Checking suspicious packages
Performing checks on building traffic (the people going in and out of a building)
Recording any suspicious activity and taking any necessary action
Guarding valuables or cash (typically in a secure vehicle)
Communicating relevant information to other security officers via communication devices
Giving directions and other information to visitors
Writing reports for the police or courts
Conducting general reception duties
Creating and distributing building access cards