Campus Safety Officer

Summary

Campus Safety OfficerUnder the general supervision of the Director of Campus Safety or designee, the Campus Safety Officer contributes to providing a safe and secure learning and working environments for all members of the Spalding University community, as well as for its guests and visitors.Duties and responsibilities include:Patrol campus buildings and grounds, by vehicle, or on foot, on a continuous basis in order to identify and assess situations that may impact the safety and security of the University community.Perform tasks to ensure building security, such as locking and unlocking doors, closing windows, setting alarms and turning lights off and on.Monitor campus-wide access control, building alarms and video surveillance systems.Write and submit incident reports.Maintain documentation pertaining to shift activities.Escort individuals from buildings to and from their vehicles as requested.Identify and report actions or situations which may present a hazard to public safety, physical security, and/or public welfare.Respond to fire and trouble alarms.Respond to requests for assistance; administer basic first aid/CPR according as needed.Act as a first responder to all campus emergencies, both medical and criminal.Enforce all University policies, including those related to student conduct.Ensure compliance with federal, state, and local laws and regulations.Participate in staff training activities in order to maintain current knowledge of essential campus safety practices and procedures.Perform other duties as assigned

Job Description

Campus Safety OfficerUnder the general supervision of the Director of Campus Safety or designee, the Campus Safety Officer contributes to providing a safe and secure learning and working environments for all members of the Spalding University community, as well as for its guests and visitors.Duties and responsibilities include:Patrol campus buildings and grounds, by vehicle, or on foot, on a continuous basis in order to identify and assess situations that may impact the safety and security of the University community.Perform tasks to ensure building security, such as locking and unlocking doors, closing windows, setting alarms and turning lights off and on.Monitor campus-wide access control, building alarms and video surveillance systems.Write and submit incident reports.Maintain documentation pertaining to shift activities.Escort individuals from buildings to and from their vehicles as requested.Identify and report actions or situations which may present a hazard to public safety, physical security, and/or public welfare.Respond to fire and trouble alarms.Respond to requests for assistance; administer basic first aid/CPR according as needed.Act as a first responder to all campus emergencies, both medical and criminal.Enforce all University policies, including those related to student conduct.Ensure compliance with federal, state, and local laws and regulations.Participate in staff training activities in order to maintain current knowledge of essential campus safety practices and procedures.Perform other duties as assigned