Public Safety Detective

Rider University•Lawrenceville, NJ

About The Position

Rider University invites applications for a Public Safety Detective. The position serves as the Department of Public Safety’s primary investigator, conducting investigations of all incidents and working closely with the Title IX office to assist with incidents within that office’s area of responsibility. The detective may serve as an alternate shift supervisor, leading subordinate public safety personnel during shifts and special events and supporting day-to-day public safety operations. The role also includes campus patrol, emergency response, report preparation, and assistance with Clery Act compliance. This is a 10-month position and has been designated essential by the University; the employee may be required to remain on duty or report to work during emergencies or University closures as directed or permitted by a department supervisor.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent.
At least 5 years of military, police, or security experience.
At least 3 years of experience in criminal investigations.
Must be at least 21 years of age.
Demonstrated ability to remain calm under pressure.
Excellent interpersonal and communication skills.
Willingness and ability to work voluntary and involuntary overtime hours.
Satisfactory completion of a background check.
Valid and satisfactory driver's license.

Nice To Haves

Associate’s degree.

Responsibilities

Coordinate and conduct investigations of incidents.
Serve as an alternate shift supervisor and take charge of a shift when the Sergeant or Corporal is absent.
Provide leadership and supervision to subordinate public safety personnel during shifts and special events to support day-to-day public safety operations.
Patrol campus property and buildings on foot or by vehicle.
Respond to calls for assistance, fire and burglary alarms, and campus emergencies.
Complete and file reports.
Assist the Lieutenant of Patrol with Clery Act compliance.
Ensure Clery Act-related documentation, statistics, brochures, and web pages are accurately maintained.
Work with the Title IX office and assist its investigators with incidents within that office’s area of responsibility.
Remain on duty or report to work as scheduled during emergencies or University closures when required as essential personnel.