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Posted by: mtr111

Staff Assistant, Residential Security Manager Requisition Number 0756 Job Description Staff Assistant, Residential Security Manager
This is an exempt position that falls within the APA union.

General Statement of Duties: Supervises and coordinates the activities of Institutional Security Officers and student security staff that are assigned to residence hall access control, including any staff members who may be assigned to monitor residence halls during summer. Assists in hiring decisions, arranges staff schedules, conducts briefings and training, and evaluates and disciplines employees. Receives day-to-day, functional supervision from the Police Captain/Nighttime Operations Manager. Receives general direction from the Chief and Deputy Chief of Police.

Responsibilities:

- Supervises the activities of subordinates.
- Conducts briefings to inform security staff of pertinent information.
- Schedules security personnel to cover designated facilities and shifts.
- Trains, evaluates, and disciplines assigned staff.
- Maintains appropriate records, in hard copy and electronic form.
- Reports hazards or suspicious circumstances to sworn police staff for correction or follow-up actions; maintains contact with the police dispatcher and the Police Captain.
- Reviews reports from subordinates for completeness and activity needing follow-up; provides oral and written reports to the Police Captain and Deputy Chief of Police.
- Routinely briefs the Chief of Police, Deputy Chief of Police and other College administrators when appropriate and as directed.
- Assumes other responsibilities as assigned or developed. Required Minimum Qualifications - Bachelor's degree.
- Two years of full-time experience in security work.
- Substantial knowledge of supervisory practices and principles.
- Skill in observing situations and decision-making.
- Skill in dealing courteously with the public.
- Must be computer literate.
- Ability to communicate effectively in the English language, both orally and in writing.
- Valid driver's license and good driving record required.

Other Mandatory Requirements of the Position:

- Must carry a cellular telephone and remain on-call 24 hours a day for emergencies and other critical situations. Preferred Qualifications - Security or police management experience within a residential college or university environment. Special Instructions to Applicants
Items other than resume or letter of interest that applicants must submit Eligible Applicants All (Internal and External candidates) Department Campus Police Pay Rate (Applicant View) Dependent on Qualifications


Posted by: Kilvinsky

Sounds like a good step for a road/site supervisor from a contract company.


Posted by: Mitpo62

They're also looking for two police sergeants. It is posted on the BSC website. It is a grrrrrrrrreat job!!!


Posted by: Deputydog522

Is it really? The LT. there need to put his arms down!!!!!!!


Posted by: JMB1977

Seems like recently they have had a big turn around in the Department. I hear great things about working there.


Posted by: HELPMe

^ probably gettin on other departments due to them having the full time academy.


Posted by: mpd61

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Originally Posted by JMB1977 View Post
Seems like recently they have had a big turn around in the Department. I hear great things about working there.
It is a very good+ place to work. FT Academy, area details, modern equipment and doctrine. One of the greatest detectives I've ever met too.

Only scary thing I've heard recently is that "Ear wax" was back in area sniffing around about a job. YIKES!!!!!!!!!!!



Posted by: j809

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Originally Posted by mpd61 View Post
It is a very good+ place to work. FT Academy, area details, modern equipment and doctrine. One of the greatest detectives I've ever met too.

Only scary thing I've heard recently is that "Ear wax" was back in area sniffing around about a job. YIKES!!!!!!!!!!!
Careful Woody, you might get another e-mail soon.


Posted by: badboys

Don't believe everything you hear Bridgewater State PD has a great operation. However there is a reason why they always have turnover. The fulltime academy yeah they will send you but they are behind about 4-5 officers they only send 1 a year. So if you get hired you will not be attending an academy for about 4-5 years thats what they don't tell you. The pay is very bad pay role is terrible your check is almost always wrong you have to fight to get the little bit of money they do pay you. Forced over time and details I have never heard of a department forcing their officers for details. They do have the best equitment but equitment will not pay bills.All I will say is if your a live at home young person its great for getting into the field. If you have a family or even retired its not worth the troubles you will go through. Believe me Bridgewater State PD is not all what its cracked up to be. Do your home work before jumping in. Somthing that I did not do and hurt myself in the pocket really bad.


Posted by: new guy

It's a shame that the state colleges don't pay better. Most of them seem like decent enough departments.


Posted by: Mitpo62

Quote:
Originally Posted by badboys View Post
Don't believe everything you hear Bridgewater State PD has a great operation. However there is a reason why they always have turnover. The fulltime academy yeah they will send you but they are behind about 4-5 officers they only send 1 a year. So if you get hired you will not be attending an academy for about 4-5 years thats what they don't tell you. The pay is very bad pay role is terrible your check is almost always wrong you have to fight to get the little bit of money they do pay you. Forced over time and details I have never heard of a department forcing their officers for details. They do have the best equitment but equitment will not pay bills.All I will say is if your a live at home young person its great for getting into the field. If you have a family or even retired its not worth the troubles you will go through. Believe me Bridgewater State PD is not all what its cracked up to be. Do your home work before jumping in. Somthing that I did not do and hurt myself in the pocket really bad.
Sounds like you have first hand knowledge of the BSC PD. Lucky for you that Eric doesn't still work there for this post would have red circles all over the place. For goodness sake man, purchase a dictionary and composition book!

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Originally Posted by j809 View Post
Careful Woody, you might get another e-mail soon.
Only an email? Humph! I got a phone call! Top that!


Posted by: j809

Quote:
Originally Posted by Mitpo62 View Post
Only an email? Humph! I got a phone call! Top that!
I'm unlisted, maybe that is why I never got the call.


Posted by: Mitpo62

Rrrrrring.....Rrrrrrring.....uh oh! Now you've done it!




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