Armed Security Officer

University of Tulsa•Tulsa, OK

About The Position

The Armed Security Officer reports to the Assistant Director / Captain – Patrol or Captain and is responsible for carrying out basic security functions to ensure safe and effective prevention, response, and recovery from threats to the University of Tulsa students, faculty, staff, and guests.

Requirements

Be at least 21 years of age;
High School Diploma or GED;
Valid OK State Driver’s License;
Successfully complete a pre-employment medical examination, vision screening and a 10-panel drug screening;
Ability to meet and maintain the requirements set forth in 59 O.S., section 1750.1 et seq., The Oklahoma Security Guard and Private Investigator Act;
Must be eligible to be certified for CLEET: Phases 1-4 (Private Investigator & Armed) within (6) months of appointment

Nice To Haves

Previous experience in physical security, loss prevention, military service, or close protection.

Responsibilities

Informs the Lieutenant–Patrol, Armed Security Officer Lead, or supervisor of any unusual situations or circumstances that come to their attention.
Patrol assigned areas securing scheduled buildings and ensuring safety of university property.
Patrol assigned areas of the university property making inquiries and inspection oriented towards protecting of life and property, preventing crime and accidents.
Maintain regular radio contact with the Communication Center reporting any unusual situations and requesting assistance from police or fire.
Properly investigate all assigned incidents that occur on university property and document the findings of the investigation on department report forms.
Observes and reports any faulty or unsafe equipment and/or conditions.
Enforces University safety, parking, and traffic regulations by the issuance of University citations.
Provides emergency first aid to injured or ill person(s) and assists in the transportation of these persons when necessary.
Admits authorized person(s) into secured buildings, facilities, and rooms during business and non-business hours.
Responds to building alarms.
Responds to calls for assistance.
Assists stranded motorists by jump-starting batteries, changing flat tires, and pushing disabled vehicles.
Provides crowd and/or traffic control during scheduled activities and/or emergency situations.
Provides basic information, direction, and assistance to university personnel, students, and visitors.