FRLEO - Police Officer (Seattle)

Company

Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco

Our police officers serve as the face of the SF Fed, both as frontline defenders in our five locations and ambassadors in the communities we serve. The mission of the Twelfth District Police Services is to provide a safe and secure environment for people at the Federal Reserve Bank while also safeguarding the Federal Reserve Bank facilities, operations, and assets.

All Federal Reserve Police Officers are Federally Sworn Law Enforcement Officers and are expected to uphold that responsibility accordingly. Our people in uniform are high-quality individuals looking for something outside of the normal role of law enforcement. Being a protector of the Federal Reserve means taking on a force protection posture. It means being in constant company of your fellow officers, so being a team player is essential. It means being open to taking on leadership roles and new assignments.

In short, no matter what skills you bring to the table, we have a place for you. Whether you’re a seasoned veteran or just starting your career, there are exciting opportunities for you in Police Services. Bring your passion and expertise, and we’ll provide opportunities to challenge you and propel your growth.

Are you looking for a challenging and rewarding position? Look no further.

Essential Job Functions:

As a Federal Reserve Law Enforcement Officer, upon successful completion of training and certification, you will operate as a Law Enforcement Officer pursuant to the authority given the Board of Governor's by Section 11 (q) of the Federal Reserve Act. In this critical capacity, you are charged with protecting and safeguarding the Bank's grounds, property, operations, employees, and other individuals on premises. You may be involved in making arrests and/or detaining individuals committing criminal acts on the premises, and providing testimony as required by law.

You will:

• Monitor metal detectors and utilize hand-held metal detection wands and x-ray machines to scan visitors and packages for weapons and other unauthorized items.

• Control entry of persons and vehicles entering beyond the Bank's public accessible areas, including parking structures, security court, or assigned valuables handling areas, and monitor surveillance equipment, intercoms, telephones, radios, and other specialized equipment.

• Operate law enforcement/emergency equipment when appropriate, such as issued firearms, emergency rescue, medical and firefighting equipment, post access consoles and portable radios.

• Patrol building and report any unusual situation or unauthorized individuals and safeguard sensitive data and valuables through direct observation during regular patrol rounds.

• Respond to general alarms, fires, or other immediate threats to life and property to establish immediate law enforcement presence and secure building until emergency situations are resolved.

Specialty Assignments:

All police personnel, sworn and non-sworn, who meet the qualifications and are interested, are afforded the opportunity to apply for specialty assignments. Assignments will be made to ensure opportunity and offer personnel a clear path to professional development. Leadership may temporarily assign someone to certain duties for an interim period when needed. Specialty Assignments are a major duty that requires advanced certification, training and abilities, which may include the following:

• Background Investigations

• Field Training Officer

• Executive Protection

• Technical Subject Matter Expert

• Law Enforcement Instructor

• Emergency Medical Technician

• K9

You have:

• High school diploma or successful completion of GED.

Due to the physically demanding, critical and sensitive nature of these positions, the following minimum qualifications are also required:

• Must be at least 21 years of age.

• Must have a valid State Driver's License.

• Must not have been convicted of any felony or have any record of court-ordered community supervision or probation for a criminal offense within the last ten years and must not be currently under indictment for any criminal offense.

• Must never have been convicted of any domestic violence offense that precludes authority to possess a firearm, or otherwise be prohibited by any existing State or Federal statute from possessing firearms or ammunition.

• Must be able to demonstrate physical strength, stamina, agility, and balance to employ physical control techniques to restrain and detain uncooperative and resistant subjects and defend self and others from physical assaults.

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