Judicial Security Deputy Part-Time

Definition

To apply you MUST provide a complete and thorough employment history, from leaving high school to the present date (both full and part time). Attach to the application a copy of your high school diploma or transcript, driver's license and social security card. If you have military experience, a copy of your DD214.

Essential Functions

• Arranges seating and other physical details; prepares courtroom for hearings and arranges defendants in order of appearance; performs other work assigned by the judge;

• Maintains order in the court; delivers court papers from jail to courthouse; transports the judge from chambers to the courtroom and keeps courtroom secure;

• Maintains order and safety in the courts and courthouse; keeps watch for any subject who could possibly cause a disturbance;

• Cleans up after court sessions; assists in the preparation of the courtroom for the next session; maintains order and safety in the courts and courthouse;

• Maintains order and safety in the courts and courthouse; keeps watch for any subject who could possibly cause a disturbance;

• Conducts security checks of the courtroom and jury room to prevent anyone from hiding weapons; provides a safe and secure environment for the judges, spectators, and prisoners in the courtroom;

• Ensures the safety of all people and property within the courthouse, courtrooms, and surrounding grounds;

• Maintains the integrity of the judicial process and keeps safe the persons within their custody and within the courtroom.

Minimum Qualifications

• A high school diploma or GED.
• Per CSM 804 Special Register, must have either one (1) year of full time POST certified law enforcement and/or correctional institution experience, or successfully completed a basic police academy, or sixty (60) hours college credit in criminal justice, homeland security, fire science or related field (must provide transcript or copy of degree), or two (2) years full time public safety experience as EMT, paramedic or firefighter, or two (2) years of active-duty military in the armed forces (must have a honorable discharge), or five (5) years of guard or reserve experience (time in service and training will be evaluated as to qualification).

Physical Requirements

• Knowledge of the various types of individuals being brought to the courtroom.
• Knowledge of the principles and practices the criminal justice system.
• Knowledge of methodologies used in the maintenance of order in the courtroom.
• Skill in maintaining one's personal and professional standards.
• Skill in interacting with individuals acting in a suspicious manner.
• Skill in using diplomacy in the courtroom setting.
• Skill in documenting activities observed while on duty.

Benefits

Hamilton County offers medical insurance, life insurance, paid leave, paid holidays and retirement to full time employees. For a complete listing of Hamilton County Employee Benefits, please visit www.hamiltontn.gov/HumanResources/Benefits.