Job Summary: Guard, patrol, and monitor assigned areas at the Stark Cultural Venues and Stark Foundation, including interior and exterior premises, to (1) protect and preserve people and property, including collections; (2) deter and prevent illegal, prohibited or inappropriate activities or conduct; (3) enforce rules and regulations; and (4) respond effectively and safely to emergency situations on Foundation property. Essential Duties and Responsibilities:
Supervisory Responsibilities: None Expectations: Work duties are satisfactorily performed to maintain a safe environment for property and people. Support Foundation's goals and values. Provide courteous, professional, timely and accurate service and support to all visitors, volunteers and co-workers, while maintaining vigilance. Give and welcome feedback; contribute to building a positive and cooperative work environment. Follow safe work procedures, report potentially unsafe conditions or hazards; notify Lead or security management of damages, defects, or the need for repairs that may prevent deterioration of equipment or possible injury to employees or others. Exercise care, perform required maintenance, and follow all operating instructions, safety standards, and guidelines when operating equipment or vehicles. Notify Base S and Lead or Security Management immediately of changes to properties or objects, suspicious persons or happenings, or emergencies on or about Stark Foundation properties. Learn, understand and comply with Foundation procedures and policies as stated in the Employee Handbook; learn, understand and follow specific Security Handbook procedures and Use of Force guidelines, as amended. Observe scheduled work hours; must be able to work a schedule determined by security department coverage needs that may include weekends, holidays, after hours, or other special events. Remain vigilant at all times and be prepared to react immediately and effectively to a security breach despite monotonous routine. Present professional appearance at all times: wear complete, neat pressed uniform, shirt tucked in at all times; hair clean and trimmed; shoes shined; personal hygiene maintained; good posture and professional demeanor. Maintain a level of physical fitness (including cardiopulmonary wellness) and mental preparedness that meets or exceeds the minimum fit-for-duty requirements to effectively and safely fulfill the physical and cognitive requirements of a Stark Foundation security officer. To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to satisfactorily perform each essential duty and responsibility. The requirements listed below are representative of the age, knowledge, skills, physical fitness and/or ability required. Reasonable accommodation may be made that may enable individuals with disabilities to perform essential job functions. Age: Minimum age (21 years of age) as set by the Texas Private Security Bureau for Non-Commissioned Security Officer. Education: High school graduate or has passed a general education development (GED) test indicating high school graduation level. The following additional education is desired but not required: Texas Commission on Law Enforcement approved training; equivalent training through another state (non-Texas) program; or Military Police Training. Preferred Experience: Military, police, related law enforcement experience, or prior security experience. Licensing/Certification Requirements: The following must be achieved within a specified period of time for employees newly hired in this position and thereafter maintained throughout employment: Level 2 Texas Non-Commissioned Security Officer as licensed by Texas Department of Public Safety Private Security Bureau; A current driver's license and good driving record; and First Aid, CPR and AED Defibrillator certification. Physical Fit-for-Duty Testing: Security Officers at all times must have and maintain physical fitness (including cardiopulmonary wellness and mental preparedness) that meets or exceeds minimum fit-for-duty requirements to effectively and safely fulfill the physical and cognitive requirements of the job. A comprehensive fit-for-duty screening will be administered by an independent consultant as part of pre-employment considerations. Physical fitness maintenance for continued job qualification will be assessed by an independent consultant and be administered bi-annually at a minimum and more frequently as may be determined by management. Physical Requirements: Pass the fit-for-duty test at each assessment and perform security duties that include but are not limited to standing for extended periods of time on hard surfaces; sitting for an extended period of time while monitoring cameras and/or entrances, or while driving; patrolling on foot, automatic cart, scooter, or by vehicle; walking on uneven surfaces; ascending and descending multiple flights of stairs; ability to quickly respond to an emergency; ability to lift or carry up to 50 pounds; endurance during exertion of efforts; using hands to handle, control, or feel objects, tools or controls, the ability to see, with or without corrective measures, to spot and identify security problems, and to observe scenes, vehicles and individuals at close and distant range; the ability to hear, with or without corrective measures, to identify security problems and determine response; ability to adjust focus; ability to monitor video surveillance and alarm systems. Psychological Testing: The employee must be fit for duty based on the Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory (MMPI-2), which will be administered by an independent consultant. Cognitive Requirements: The work is usually routine in nature, but the officer must be able to maintain constant state of vigilance and preparedness in a repetitive/tedious/isolated environment; be constantly alert for threats to the collection, premises, or employees, volunteers, or visitors. The officer must have an ability to quickly analyze complex information in emergency situation and make appropriate decisions; ability to exercise good judgment and common sense based on facts presented; ability to follow direction; ability to comply with Foundation procedures to act appropriately to protect people and property; ability to take charge in emergency situation and direct others to safety. This position requires actions that may affect the financial resources and/or the image and reputation of Stark Cultural Venues and the Stark Foundation. It may involve actions or situations that affect the employee's life and/or the lives of other people, so the officer must display sound judgment and be able to remain composed in a volatile or dangerous situation. Communication Requirements: Must possess the ability to clearly communicate required behavior in a firm manner; ability to identify and dissuade inappropriate and/or noncompliant behavior in clear, but civil words, tone and mannerisms. Ability to prepare comprehensive written reports detailing incidents, outlining observations and activities, or documenting violations or suspicious behavior. Must be able to speak/listen/communicate in English. Interpersonal Requirements: Requires contact with individuals and teams (face-to-face interaction, radio, and telephone). Requires working with others in a group or team. Job tasks are performed in close physical proximity to other people. Requires working with members of the public. May require dealing with dissatisfied, unpleasant or discourteous people, including conflict resolution. Requires ability to display tact and discretion, consistent demonstration of good judgment, and an ability to listen and learn. Requires ability to be proactive while always thinking before acting. Ability to interact professionally and appropriately with visitors, co-workers, vendors and others in a polite yet prudent manner, taking care to not discuss any aspect of internal operations, personnel, property/collection, or the Stark Foundation's security operations and/or systems. Work Environment: Requires patrolling Stark Cultural Venues and Stark Foundation properties, both interior and exterior; work may be outside in hot, humid, cold and/or wet conditions and/or indoors in environmentally-controlled conditions. Assignment at the Stark Museum of Art is generally indoors in environmentally controlled conditions. Assignments at the Lutcher Theater, The W.H. Stark House, and Shangri La Gardens require working outdoors, exposed to all weather conditions. Requires wearing uniform and specialized security equipment. Noise levels are generally quiet. Work Schedule: Schedule is part-time on call as needed only; working days, weekends, nights and holidays as needed. Technology: Maintain proficiency to monitor video surveillance and alarm systems; telephone; radio; maintain proficiency to handle weapons of. |