Security Supervisor - Oakland

UCSF•Oakland, CA

4d•Onsite

About The Position

The Security Supervisor will supervise security officers who provide safety and security to learners, patients and staff, de-escalate patients and visitors who are behaving as though they are experiencing mental crisis, guard university property, observe and report suspicious circumstances and criminal activity to UC Health Communications Technicians and UCSFPD Communications Dispatch for further investigation/disposition by UCSF PD, patrol UCSF preventing crime and increasing safety for visitors, learners, Staff and patients, assist with crowds and traffic at public events. Under the general supervision of the Security Operations Manager and the Security Director, the Security Supervisor will supervise and train, or oversee the training of, all Public Safety Ambassadors and/or Public Safety Officers. Supervisors will be responsible for completing performance evaluations. Supervisors will spend 50% or more of their shift in the field, actively working with and observing the officers they supervise. Supervisors are expected to respond to calls for service and, when necessary, take a supervisory role on the calls. Supervisors are expected to assist their officers on calls for service, and they are also expected to assist with break/lunch relief by covering posts when shift coverage is low. The Security Services Supervisor has supervisory responsibility over a group of Security Service Officers on an assigned shift or detail, performs administrative functions related to shift/event scheduling, vacations, time off, and ensures accuracy of timekeeping, report preparation, and information gathering and dissemination. The shift supervisor oversees the training of officers in the field, under the guidance of their division manager. The Security Services Supervisor will provide direct on-site supervision of Security Officers to ensure compliance with stated policies and program services. Incumbent will serve as the site/shift Supervisor and will provide direct liaison of all critical matters to the Security Administration team members in their absence, to ensure compliance with departmental or organizational culture, policies, procedures, and defined internal controls. The Security Services Supervisor ensures accountability and stewardship of department resources (operational, financial, and human) in compliance with departmental standards and procedures.

Requirements

Supervisory responsibility over a group of Security Service Officers on an assigned shift or detail.

Responsibilities

Supervise security officers who provide safety and security to learners, patients and staff.
De-escalate patients and visitors who are behaving as though they are experiencing mental crisis.
Guard university property.
Observe and report suspicious circumstances and criminal activity to UC Health Communications Technicians and UCSFPD Communications Dispatch for further investigation/disposition by UCSF PD.
Patrol UCSF preventing crime and increasing safety for visitors, learners, Staff and patients.
Assist with crowds and traffic at public events.
Supervise and train, or oversee the training of, all Public Safety Ambassadors and/or Public Safety Officers.
Complete performance evaluations.
Spend 50% or more of their shift in the field, actively working with and observing the officers they supervise.
Respond to calls for service and, when necessary, take a supervisory role on the calls.
Assist officers on calls for service.
Assist with break/lunch relief by covering posts when shift coverage is low.
Perform administrative functions related to shift/event scheduling, vacations, time off.
Ensure accuracy of timekeeping, report preparation, and information gathering and dissemination.
Oversee the training of officers in the field, under the guidance of their division manager.
Provide direct on-site supervision of Security Officers to ensure compliance with stated policies and program services.
Serve as the site/shift Supervisor and provide direct liaison of all critical matters to the Security Administration team members in their absence.
Ensure accountability and stewardship of department resources (operational, financial, and human) in compliance with departmental standards and procedures.