Police Community Service Officer

Eastern Kentucky University • Richmond, VA

11d • Onsite

About The Position

The Police Community Service Officer (PCSO) is a non-sworn, part-time employee who operates under the direct supervision of the EKU Police Shift Supervisor, the Support Services Supervisor, or an authorized designee. Their employment will give them work experience in law enforcement, safety, & security. They shall not carry weapons, not carry any item that can be considered part of the use of force continuum, not perform detainment or arrest functions of Police Officers, and are not authorized to use any level of force beyond professional presence and respectful words in the performance of their duties.

Requirements

• Must be a current EKU Student
• Police Community Service Officers must have their own transportation to and from work, and a valid driver’s license.
• FEMA EMI IS 906 Workplace Security Awareness (Online/Distance Learning) (This Training may be required upon being hired)
• FEMA EMI IS 907 Active Shooter: What You Can Do (Online/Distance Learning) (This Training may be required upon being hired)

Nice To Haves

• Careful and methodical attention to detail is desired.
• Strong analytical and problem solving skills are desired.
• Strong verbal and written communication skills are desired.

Responsibilities

• To maintain an assigned post or patrol in an assigned area for the purpose of observing any suspicious activity or dangerous situation and reporting said observations to the proper authority. The proper authority is usually a member of the EKU Police Department or other member of the Division of Public Safety. Reports can be made by calling the Public Safety Answering Point (PSAP) by radio or telephone at 859-622-1111 or 859-624-2947. Depending on the circumstances, proper authority may be another member of the University community, who is in responsible charge of the area or function that the situation is observed in or pertains to.
• Security related issues should be corrected immediately, as appropriate, if possible, and reported in writing to the Police Department.
• To be fully familiar with the geography and rules of the University so that they will provide accurate information and directions to those persons needing assistance.
• To give proper and complimentary representations of the University and the Division of Public Safety by maintaining a proper personal appearance and demeanor.
• Other duties as would be proper for their function in the Division as directed by the appropriate supervisor or their designees, such as, but not limited to university policy and procedure control and enforcement, traffic control and direction, key services, motorist assists, various equipment function checks and maintenance activities, and other duties as assigned.

What This Job Offers

• Job Type: Part-time
• Career Level: Entry Level
• Education Level: No Education Listed