CAMPUS SAFETY
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About The Position
The University of Washington (UW) is seeking a dedicated Campus Security Officer to join the Campus Safety, Sustainability and Transportation Department at the Bothell Campus. This position plays a crucial role in ensuring the safety and security of the campus community, which includes students, faculty, and staff. The Campus Security Officer will be responsible for protecting life and property, enforcing campus regulations, and maintaining order while preventing crime. This role requires effective communication and interaction with a diverse group of individuals to promote an inclusive campus culture. The officer will patrol and inspect buildings and grounds, respond to alarms, and assist in emergency situations, including administering first aid when necessary. In addition to patrolling, the Campus Security Officer will admit staff, faculty, and students to various locations, identify and report maintenance security issues, and conduct preliminary inquiries into complaints of criminal activity. The officer will prepare incident reports, gather evidence, and protect crime scenes until relieved by proper authorities. Operating public safety equipment, including electronic security systems and emergency medical equipment, is also a key responsibility. The officer will engage in traffic management on campus and may teach workshops on violence prevention and other relevant topics. Customer service is a significant aspect of this role, requiring the officer to provide assistance in a friendly and professional manner. The officer will maintain logs of activities, communicate with departmental supervisors, and perform access control duties using specialized software. This position is essential for maintaining a safe and secure environment on campus, and the officer will be expected to work shifts that may include nights, weekends, and holidays. The Campus Security Officer will also be required to respond quickly to emergencies, which may involve physical activities such as running, biking, and climbing stairs.
