Campus Security - Campus Security Officer (Midnight Shift)

Working at Cedarville University is more than a job, it's a calling. A call to help equip students to go into the world and do great things for the Kingdom. A call to use the gifts God has given you to make the most of every day. A call to work as unto the Lord. God is doing great things at Cedarville University and we are excited for you to be part of it.

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POSITION TITLE: Campus Security Officer
DEPARTMENT: Campus Security
DIVISION: Business
REPORTS TO: Sergeant
FLSA STATUS: Staff, Non-Exempt; Hourly (Full-time 2080)

Midnight shift: Sunday through Thursday 12 a.m. to 8 a.m.

UNIVERSITY DOCTRINAL POSITION:
All job applicants should be aware that Cedarville University is a private religious employer which holds specific doctrinal positions. All employees of Cedarville University must be in full agreement with the doctrinal positions of the university and agree to live by workplace lifestyle standards. The university reserves the right to refuse or discontinue employment to any individual who does not agree with the doctrinal positions of the university or abide by the General Workplace Standards and Community Covenant. Employees are to meet the general hiring expectations of a personal relationship with Jesus Christ. Employees are further expected to maintain membership and service in a local church of like faith and practice to the university’s doctrinal positions, consistent with the University’s Church Membership Expectations.

POSITION SUMMARY:
The Campus Security Officer will provide for the safety and security of all persons residing and working at Cedarville University. This position will enforce all parking and traffic regulations, protect personal and university property and foster a good professional relationship with local police, fire authorities, and all members of the campus community.

ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS:

• Conducts proactive vehicular and foot patrols of assigned buildings and grounds to ensure the safest possible environment; special attention is given to physical security problems, safety hazards, suspicious persons and vehicles, equipment and maintenance problems, and the personal safety of all members of the university community
• Investigates, reports, and documents all incidents occurring on campus during an assigned shift of a safety and security related nature, providing for appropriate corrective action/follow-up
• Provides for scheduled and unscheduled door openings and closings for office buildings, residence halls, and other facilities
• Provides for parking and traffic enforcement on campus; which includes the issuance of parking violations, parking and traffic control measures during special events, and the daily monitoring of basic traffic patterns on campus
• Provides emergency responses to fire, equipment and security alarms, emergency medical calls, campus disturbances, and disaster situations
• Responds to reports of maintenance and equipment problems occurring in campus facilities and on grounds and performs routine maintenance equipment checks for water tower pump house and other designated equipment after normal maintenance department hours. Reports problems to on-all call maintenance staff as necessary
• Renders special vehicle assists to faculty/staff, student, and visitor vehicles, such as jump starts, lockouts, flat tires, and various mechanical assists as appropriate
• Provides transports and escorts for university faculty, staff, and students as appropriate. Transports cashier money receipts to the local bank for deposit on a daily basis during the regular work week
• Investigates reports of lost and found property on campus, safeguards items found until claimed by owners
• Interfaces with local police and fire department officials concerning campus and community issues that may impact the safety and security of the university
• Maintains a positive professional image to all members of the university and local communities at all times
• Subject to working flexible duty hours (includes rotating pass days, shift hours, overtime, weekends, and holidays) as scheduled with the potential for on-call status in the event of emergency situations
• Attends all assigned department meetings and training programs as directed
• Performs other related duties as directed

QUALIFICATIONS:

• 1 to 2 years of college education in Criminal Justice or related field of study, preferred; or the equivalent in job experience and specialized training in polic