P/T Police Officer

University of North Dakota•Grand Forks, ND

1d•$29•Onsite

About The Position

The University of North Dakota police officers are required to enforce all criminal and traffic codes of the state of North Dakota, as well as enforcing the rules and regulations of the State Board of Higher Education and the University of North Dakota.

Requirements

High School Diploma or GED
Eligible to become a certified ND peace officer
Subject to FBI background check
Polygraph exam
Psychological evaluation
Physical agility test
Physical exam
Meet vision requirements
Successful completion of a Criminal History Background Check
In compliance with federal law, all persons hired will be required to verify identity and eligibility to work in the US and to complete the required employment eligibility verification form upon hire.
This position does not support visa sponsorship for continued employment.

Nice To Haves

Equivalent of 2-year college in criminal justice or related field
Certified ND Peace Officer or Licensed out-of-state and eligible to become certified ND Peace Officer

Responsibilities

Protect the general public and welfare of the University community through the enforcement of all Federal, State and Municipal laws, as well as the regulations of the University of North Dakota as listed in the code of Student Life.
Patrol all University property to enforce traffic laws, criminal laws, public service rules and regulations in our jurisdiction to include mutual aid provisions and extended jurisdiction.
Issue warnings, citations and/or arrests for criminal and traffic law violators.
Perform initial investigations on traffic and criminal violations and perform follow-up as assigned.
Work with the States Attorney Office and local court systems; must be able to render credible testimony in a court of law.
Locates and secure in custody all evidence.
Prepare reports for/on criminal, traffic, investigative, and various assigned projects
Monitor University parking lots and residential streets for parking violations.
Assist other agencies with various requests.
Respond to all emergency calls and promote safety on campus
Investigate traffic accidents and hit and run reports. Take measurements, interview those involved, call towing services, ambulances and in some cases, notify next of kin.
Respond to all medical assists, fire and hazardous material, etc., calls to include coordinating initial scene and any evacuations that would be necessary.
Provide talks and presentations on safety, alcohol and drug awareness, assistance programs, winter safety, self-protection, sexual assault awareness and any other programs as requested by the University community and the general public.
Provide fingerprinting services to students and staff.
Provide light checks on UND campus.
Provide a 24-hour escort service to the University community.
Assist in the investigations of aircraft accidents involving UND aircraft when possible
Responsible for the security of state and institutional buildings and grounds
To provide adequate buildings and ground security by use of foot, bike and building patrols. This would include stair climbing and up to seven miles of walking. Requires a familiarity with buildings, fire alarm locations and exits. Noting and reporting improperly lit areas, or unsecured accesses to appropriate personnel. Securing those areas of assigned responsibility. Briefing of personnel and dissemination of information regarding unusual occupancies, events and other information regarding that area. Occasionally perform building security officer duties to secure UND buildings for nights/weekends according to provided schedules. Provide access to buildings for authorized individuals when requested.
Day shift officers transfer cash, checks from the Business Office and the bank. Must have the ability to lift and carry at least 70 pounds.