Police Officer 2

About the role

Applicants must have Civil Service test scores for 2100-Protective Services Exam (PSE) in order to be considered for this vacancy unless exempted by Civil Service rule or policy. You may be asked to provide proof of exemption. If you do not have a score prior to applying to this posting, it may result in your application not being considered. To register for the Protective Services Exam (PSE), click here or follow this link: here. Please include all relevant experience and education on your application. Failure to do so may result in your application being rejected.

Responsibilities

• Protects lives and property through active foot patrols and mobile patrols, enforcing laws, and investigating crimes.
• Provides first aid and emergency services.
• Investigates accidents, enforces parking and traffic regulations, and campus regulations.
• Conducts crime prevention and security programs, guard service, and directs traffic.
• Maintains logs of radio, telephone, and teletype activities and monitors alarm systems and other police radio frequencies.
• Operates police network computers and dispatches police officers in response to calls when necessary.

Requirements

• One year of law enforcement experience.
• Necessary Special Requirements: Applicants must be at least 18 years of age. Possession of a current Louisiana driver's license. Possession of an active Peace Officer Standards and Training (POST) certification MAY be required.

Qualifications

To apply, click here: here.

Skills

None specified in the job posting.

Benefits

Not specified in the job posting.

Pay

Current SER (Hourly) $19.88
Current SER (Biweekly) $1,590.40
Current SER (Annually) $41,350.40

Schedule

Flex Shift.

Additional Information

LSUA Specific Job Description: THE POSITION OF POLICE OFFICER 2 WILL ASSIST WITH THE POLICING AND SAFETY OF 5300 ACRES, TWELVE MAJOR BUILDINGS, ON-CAMPUS FACULTY HOMES, THE “OAKS” HOUSING COMPLEX, STATE EVACUATION CENTER - WHICH CAN HOUSE OVER 3,500 PEOPLE AS WELL AS ALL LSUA OFF CAMPUS SITES.

Duties And Responsibilities

• 40%– Protection of Life and Property: Protect lives and property through active foot patrol (brisk walking or running) and mobile patrol (including driving at accelerated speeds when necessary). Utilize defensive tactics and necessary law enforcement equipment including hand-to-hand techniques, chemical agents, baton, taser, firearm, and handcuffs. Enforce laws and University regulations; investigate crimes and accidents; retain and document critical information; maintain and process official records. Perform additional duties as directed by LSUA Command Staff or the Chief of Police. May be required to qualify annually at the firing range.
• 25%– Enforcement of Parking and Traffic Regulations: Enforce parking, traffic, and campus regulations. Issue citations to violators and apply wheel locks to repeat offenders. Direct traffic when appropriate. Patrol parking lots to ensure proper decals, current tags, and appropriate parking. Provide courtesy assistance to staff and students, including assistance with locked vehicles, flat tires (by contacting wrecker services), and dead batteries.
• 15%– Evidence Collection and Agency Assistance: Assist with collection and documentation of evidence related to thefts, harassment, assaults, and accidents. Coordinate and assist Rapides Parish Sheriff’s Office, Louisiana State Police, and other law enforcement agencies during emergencies. Transport and detain subjects as necessary.
• 10%– Emergency Response and Public Safety Support: Provide first aid and emergency assistance to faculty, staff, students, and the public. Serve on the First Aid Team and Campus Safety Committee. Escort first responders to on-campus emergencies. Report hazards such as street obstructions, utility issues, or unsafe conditions. Provide escort services during peak registration periods and appear in court as required to testify regarding incidents and arrests.
• 5%– Interagency Communication: Maintain a close working relationship with local and state law enforcement agencies. Utilize communication radios to maintain 24-hour contact with 911 Emergency Communication Centers, fire departments, ambulance services, and other emergency agencies.
• 5%– Professional Conduct and Additional Duties: Work independently during routine and emergency patrols. Demonstrate self-motivation and proactive performance. Perform other duties as assigned.