Security Officer Armed I-III AS6417

Oklahoma State University•Tulsa, OK

2d•Onsite

About The Position

Security Officers maintain the security of people, buildings, and their contents, preventing break-ins and theft through guarding and surveillance. They work in a range of environments and respond to varied situations to protect businesses, properties, and valuables. Specific duties depend on the premises being secured. Applicants should be prepared to show licenses and certifications if selected for an interview.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED, conferred on or before the agreed-upon start date.
Valid Oklahoma driver license.
Current Oklahoma CLEET License: Phase 1 (Basic) and Phase 2 (Officer).
Maintain a reasonable level of physical fitness and strength.
Demonstrate a trustworthy character, flexibility, responsibility, patience, and a non-judgmental approach.
Have good verbal and written communication skills and basic computer knowledge.
Be able to solve problems, follow instructions, and deal confidently with difficult or confrontational people.
Be able to work independently and as part of a team, and demonstrate good customer care.
Relate well to a wide range of people and build and maintain relationships with teammates, colleagues, and customers.
Respond positively to stressful situations.
Be able to work with technical equipment such as closed-circuit television.
Be willing to learn new skills, take training opportunities, and stay abreast of changes in security-sector standards.
Have a clean criminal record.
Be able to lift and carry 75 pounds and perform the listed physical activities, with or without reasonable accommodations.
Be able to walk or run up or down multiple flights of stairs, chase a fleeing suspect a moderate distance (up to ½ mile), detain a suspect and maintain custody, lift or pull an injured person to safety, operate a security vehicle in routine and emergency situations, and stand or walk continuously for a regular eight-hour period.
Be able to work all shifts.

Responsibilities

Patrol one or more premises.
Monitor activity inside and outside premises through observation and closed-circuit television.
Sign visitors in to a building.
Check suspicious packages.
Check building traffic, including people entering and leaving.
Record suspicious activity and take necessary action.
Guard valuables or cash, typically in a secure vehicle.
Communicate relevant information to other security officers using communication devices.
Give visitors directions and other information.
Write reports for the police or courts.
Conduct general reception duties.
Create and distribute building access cards.