Bridgewater State-Campus Police Officer I

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Position Title Campus Police Officer I (Anticipated Vacancies)
Requisition Number 2861
Job Description Campus Police Officer I
(Full-time, 12-month AFSCME position)
Tour of Duty and Schedule: TBD
Area of Assignment: Campus Wide

Patrols campus buildings and adjacent areas, direct traffic and parking, and controls visitor access. Investigates accidents, thefts, etc. Provides security at campus functions and during the transport of university monies. Prepare reports on accidents and other incidents, and performs related duties, as required. See also State Job Specifications, available in the Office of Human Resources, or online at http://www.bridgew.edu/HR/JobSpecs/.

Applicants must be able to demonstrate employment eligibility in accordance with the Immigration Reform and Control Act of 1986.

This is an AFSCME unit position and is subject to the terms of that union agreement
Required Minimum Qualifications Ability to deal with students, employees and the public; ability to prepare written reports and to follow verbal and written instructions. Ability to exercise sound judgment; ability to gather information by examining records and documents; ability to utilize investigative techniques; and ability to stand/walk for prolonged periods of time. Previous experience in campus law enforcement or security and knowledge of police procedures, fire prevention methods and emergency medical procedures preferred.

Appointed individuals will be required to attend and successfully complete a training program equivalent to that required for Municipal Police officers within the Commonwealth, within one year from the date of appointment. This requirement, however, will be based on the availability and dates of training classes. Completion of the probationary period is contingent upon completion of police academy training and there is a minimum service requirement, employees so trained are required to refund the cost of such training at the time of separation.

Must have a valid Massachusetts driver's license.

See also State Job Specifications, available in the Office of Human Resources, or online at http://www.bridgew.edu/HR/JobSpecs/.
Preferred Qualifications
Special Instructions to Applicants
Items other than resume or letter of interest that applicants must submit *This position is subject to a background check. Applicants must be prepared to provide original documents listed below:

* Birth Certificate
* Citizenship Documents (naturalized citizen)
* Social Security Card
* High School Diploma
* University Diploma
* Valid Motor Vehicle Operator's License
* License to Carry a Firearm
* CPR Certification
* First Responder or EMT Certification
* Police Academy Certificates (as applicable)
* Military DD 214 (if applicable)
* Selective Service Registration Card
* Most recent semi-automatic firearms qualification
* Most recent Straight/Expandable Baton certification
* Most recent chemical agent/organic spray certification
* Any other professional training documents candidates wish
to have considered
Eligible Applicants All (Internal and External candidates)
Department Campus Police
Pay Rate (Applicant View) $1,574.19 (Grade 16, Step 1)
Pay Basis Bi-Weekly
Job Open Date 12-18-2014
Job Close Date Open Until Filled
Job Category Classified
Application Types Accepted Classified Application
QuickLink jobs.bridgew.edu/applicants/Central?quickFind=56716

 

I believe they will send to MPOC. From their Facebook, it seems as though they have a lot of vehicles and gear. Far more then most colleges of that size.

 

You have to work there a few years before they send you mpoc and you sign a contract


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It looks like they are going internally again according to their Facebook.

 

Did you interview?


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squared away Dept.

 

Saw one of their vehicles recently at a training. It had blue municipal police license plates. Only campus PD I've ever seen with those plates.

 

Framingham State also have municipal plates in their cruisers!!! Looking good

 

Municipal plates on a state vehicle? Almost as confusing as the SSPO issue

 

The UMass departments are going that route also, well, some of the vehicles. Must be a transitional period.

 

I agree, it is confusing, and extremely inconsistent. Springfield tech community college and holyoke community college have the standard state plates.

 

How can a State College vehicle receive plates, reserved for police vehicles belonging to a municipality? Its a state run/funded college and is a state owned vehicle. That makes as much sense as saying, I can slap on RI State Police plates on my cruiser because I live in the State of Rhode Island. I guess if sheriffs in MA can have municipal police plates, why not campus cops.

 

BTW...Chief Dave Tillinghast is my hero, because he said long ago; "FUCK SSPO!!!!!!!!!!

 

I am aware on Massachusetts police plates, it does not say municipal on the plate. However, the plates are reserved for municipal police vehicles. RI is the same, it is a light blue plate, with police on the left side with ocean state at the top and Rhode Island at the bottom, reserved for Municipal/City police vehicles. If slapping light blue plates on your cruiser, makes you feel like that much more of a cop, then do it.

 

Long time lurker. First time poster. R/I and Mptc. Currently full-time.

What are you ranting about. Municipal plates are on dpw/town hall etc vehicles. Municipal plates done make a car any more cop than they do it a dump truck. And BSU doesn't need blue plates to be cops. They are mostly Mptc trained ( fuck sspo..right? ... I'm not sure how that joke works...) And cross sworn to Bridgewater town. Would state plates ( since they are state employees and Leos) remove that hair across your ass or would you rant on about that?

 

Brown university police has RI police plates...

 

As a parent, you may think differently if they were to get a positive hit on a wanted person or a stolen vehicle being operated by a violent fugitive camped outside of the resident halls. Just sayn'.

 

But you have to admit.......they are similar in nature!

 

My lady, you need to get some rest now, it has been a long week

 

And you know something, I don't think any grown ups give a shit they're doing this.

 

Boston park rangers cars have blue lights and sirens. Anyone wanna fight about it?

 

Oh, here we go. First off, I don't care what plates you have on your cruiser. What I was pointing out, was the fact that if the DMV has a regulation for your vehicle, to have a specific plate, then put it on your car. If the DMV has decided that any law enforcement agency, can put whatever plates they want on their vehicles, then congratulations.