Security Officer - CSO

Texas Children's Medical Center•Houston, TX

19h

About The Position

As a Commissioned Security Officer, you will help provide a safe and secure environment during your shift within the boundaries of your assigned position or post. You will assist members of the public, staff, and patients with safety and security matters, patrol assigned areas or facilities, and maintain a visible security presence to deter crime and violations of organizational rules. You will watch for suspicious activity and respond appropriately to potential criminal acts or rule infractions. You will respond to incidents by providing assistance as needed, protecting people and property within reason, and securing the scene until relieved. You will conduct initial incident investigations, document details, and complete required reports and forms. The role includes patrol and post coverage during varying hours and shifts, monitoring traffic and parking, and assisting in emergencies, including using an AED or providing basic life support when needed. Successful candidates must complete respiratory fit testing and required hospital and departmental training.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED.
LCSO Commissioned Security Officer License.
Texas Driver's License.
At least one year of security, law enforcement, or military experience.
Successful candidates must undergo respiratory fit testing in compliance with occupational health and safety standards.

Responsibilities

Provide security functions in a designated patrol position or post during varying hours and shifts.
Conduct periodic foot patrols of assigned buildings and observe visitors, patients, and staff for compliance with organizational rules and protocols.
Maintain required sign-in logs and documents in accordance with departmental procedures.
Operate company vehicles and perform other assigned duties.
Monitor traffic and parking in designated areas.
Respond to emergencies as needed, use an AED, assist with basic life support, and utilize personal protective equipment.
Attend and complete required hospital and departmental training.
Assist the public, staff, and patients with safety and security matters.
Maintain a visible security presence, detect suspicious activities, and address potential criminal acts or rule infractions appropriately.
Respond to incidents, assist as needed, protect personnel and property within reason, and secure the scene until properly relieved.
Conduct initial investigations and document incident details, completing appropriate reports and forms.