Security Officer Command International SecuritySecurity OfficerRed Bluff, CaliforniaWhat You'll Do: Conduct regular patrols around store when asked and stand posted in assigned areas or patrol in our vehicle to deter unauthorized access and maintain a visible security presence ensuring no theft it occuring. We pride ourselves on quality service that will stand the test of time and encourage our prospective clients to call upon our expertise, professionalism,and our state of the art equipments, vehicles and communications for all members and levels of our organization.
Unarmed Security Officer Command International SecurityUnarmed Security OfficerRed Bluff, CaliforniaWhat You'll Do: Conduct regular patrols around store when asked and stand posted in assigned areas or patrol in our vehicle to deter unauthorized access and maintain a visible security presence ensuring no theft it occuring. We pride ourselves on quality service that will stand the test of time and encourage our prospective clients to call upon our expertise, professionalism,and our state of the art equipments, vehicles and communications for all members and levels of our organization.
NewPublic Safety Service Officer County of ShastaPublic Safety Service OfficerRedding, CA$43,368–$55,356 / yearDuties may include, but are not limited to, the following: For the Jail: Processes inmates into detention facilities; initiates and completes applicable booking forms; assists with processing inmates personal property and clothing, maintains inmates court schedules and appearances via computer assisted terminals; coordinates daily appearances with direct communication with courts; calculates inmate sentences; processes bails, fines, and commissary accounts during booking and release; controls visitation with inmates, including visits by the public and officials; monitors security intercom systems and closed circuit television monitors; operates electronically controlled security gates, doors and elevators; responsible for all functions associated with the operations of a security level; supervises all of the activities of the inmates and addresses the inmates safety and well-being; views the inmates in their pods via the television monitors and through the windows; directs inmates to leave their pods to go to different locations (court, medical, professional visits, church services, etc.); assists inmate movement to respective pods and cells; responsible for the assignment of inmates to the different work details; assigns inmates to work positions in the jail and at the alternative custody program center; processes inmates for work in above units as well as handling complaints with existing workers; serves as a property control officer by receiving, processing, and releasing evidence, personal property, and lost and found items; maintains departmental inventory control; works under minimal supervision; works with other law enforcement agencies; performs related duties as assigned. For the ID Lab: Receives, stores, and maintains custody of all property and evidence; records entries for activity in computer; stores all property in a manner so that it is safe and can be accurately retrieved; maintains a chain of accountability for all property, with particular attention to narcotics, money, valuables, and other items of an unusual or sensitive nature; tags, marks, and properly packages evidence for shipment to other departments and agencies; resolves complaints from the public about property that is contraband or evidence that cannot be released; returns property cleared for release and obtains receipts after legal ownership is proven; provides Deputies with evidence and exhibits (including requests for photographs) when needed by the Courts or other agencies; disposes of property items no longer needed (narcotics, weapons, hazardous materials, and medical evidence) by means of return, auction, destruction, etc.
NewAnimal Regulation Officer I/II County of ShastaAnimal Regulation Officer I/IIRedding, CA$39,720–$55,896 / yearDuties may include, but are not limited to, the following: An Animal Regulation Officer patrols County roads in a vehicle to locate, capture, and impound stray and injured domestic animals, including but not limited to dogs, cats, horses, cattle, sheep, pigs, and goats; may impound or return livestock to pasture or owners property; responds to calls and complaints from the public regarding stray, vicious, diseased, or dead animals; conducts investigations of animal bites and quarantines as required; must euthanize animals as required; explains County and State Animal Control laws to the public and other interested persons; prepares written and computer-generated reports of all generated activities; issues and collects fees for kennel and pack licenses; issues citations when necessary to violators of County ordinances/State laws; offers testimony in court; investigates complaints of animal cruelty; works with tow companies, law enforcement and other agencies; keeps records of abandoned vehicle abatement activities; issues citations and arranges towing of abandoned vehicles from public and private property; and performs other duties as assigned. Animal Regulation Officer II: Knowledge of: State and County laws, rules, and policies pertaining to the regulation of domestic animals and livestock; breeds of domestic and livestock animals; animal health care and diseases; behavior, handling, and restraint of domestic and livestock animals; how to humanely euthanize/dispose of domestic animals and livestock; usage and care of small caliber firearms; prepare reports; offer testimony in court; and work cooperatively with those contacted in the course of work.
NewINFORMATION OFFICER II State Of CaliforniaINFORMATION OFFICER IIRedding, CA$7,498–$9,317Under the administrative direction of the Deputy District Director, Administration (Manager II), the incumbent has full responsibility for providing management support and operational direction to the Public Information Office (PIO), including Public Information, Graphics, Customer Service Request (CSR), California Public Records Act (CPRA), and Executive Assistant functions. As a member of the District 2 Executive Staff, the incumbent works closely with the District Director and members of the Executive Team on matters involving public information, media relations, public outreach, and engagement.
Chief Fiscal Officer County of ShastaChief Fiscal OfficerRedding, CA$88,872–$113,424 / yearAny combination of education and experience sufficient to directly demonstrate possession and application of the following: Knowledge of: Principles of public finance and administration; Principles of personnel and business management including organization, budgeting, and administrative analysis; General provisions of federal and state laws, rules, and regulations relating to the administration, reimbursement claiming, and reporting of departmental services; Principles of governmental accounting and financial auditing, including cost accounting; Principles of leadership, supervision, personnel management, and training; Research methodology for complex statistical analysis and data; Data processing and procedures related to departmental applications; Preparation and monitoring of grants, contracts and memorandums of understanding. A bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university in business or public administration, accounting, finance, economics, or closely related field AND three (3) years of progressively responsible experience performing administrative, accounting, auditing, budget management, or program analysis duties which include supervisory or management experience.
Pilot (First Officer) - West Region NetJets Inc.Pilot (First Officer) - West RegionRedding, CA$86,015–$117,706 / yearGreets Owners/passengers pre-flight, makes introductions and briefs them on the specific flight/trip and verifies itinerary/provides passengers with weather updates and safety briefings and explains any changes to itinerary. Acts as a liaison for Owners/ passengers and NetJets from the time the Owners/passengers arrive at the FBO until they have safely landed at their final destination and have departed the final FBO.
NewCorrectional Officer I/II-Deputy Sheriff County of ShastaCorrectional Officer I/II-Deputy SheriffRedding, CA$57,864–$77,520 / yearCorrectional Officer II-Deputy Sheriff: Receives, books, fingerprints, photographs and assigns prisoners to cells, and maintains security watch of prisoners at all times; monitors activities of prisoners by operating surveillance, control and communications console equipment; prepares required records pertaining to period of commitment; receives and records personal property taken into custody; prepares records and reports and fills in forms for the release or transfer of prisoners; maintains records, recommends work assignments for prisoners; answers inquires pertaining to jail policies and individual prisoners as allowed by jail regulations; receives and gives receipts for bail money for prisoners; supervises inmate workers in performance of routine custodial work; supervises feeding of prisoners; enforce facility policies and procedures; maintain inmate discipline; supervise, observe and monitor inmate activities in the facility; take headcounts of inmates as required; process bookings of inmates in/out of facility; ensure the general health, welfare, security and safety of inmates; transport inmates to/from court, state institutions and other jails; search inmates, mail, and cells to locate/remove contraband; assist in restraining violent/unruly arrestees. A Correctional Officer I-Deputy Sheriff will be promoted to Correctional Officer II-Deputy Sheriff after demonstration of sufficient skills and knowledge and sound work habits, and the successful completion of the arrest and firearms training required for peace officers pursuant to subdivision (a) of Penal Code section 832, and within 120 days after the date of employment, completion of the training required by the Board of Corrections for custodial personnel pursuant to Penal Code Section 6035, and the training required for custodial personnel of local detention facilities pursuant to Division 1 (commencing with Section 100) of Title 15 of the California Code of Regulations.