Security Officer - Full Time - 32 Hours - First Shift
Southern New Hampshire Health · Nashua, NH · Yesterday
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About the role
Our Main Campus and West Campus have security guards on duty 24-hours a day, 7-days a week. Our Officers provide a safe and secure patient care environment by conducting safety/security rounds, emergency/crisis management, access control and prevention of crimes against people and property.
Responsibilities
- Conducts Security/Safety rounds of the facility twice during shift.
- Documents findings, identifies and corrects discrepancies and hazards, and tests alarm systems.
- Assists in the management of aggressive/combative patients.
- Assists licensed clinical staff in application of restraints.
- Monitors high-risk patients awaiting disposition in the ED.
- Understands and accordingly applies Medical Center’s “Use of Force” policy.
- Provides required documentation of security department incidents and activity.
- Describes and produces clear, concise reports of an incident and records in a daily activity log.
- Facilitates use of emergency evacuation heliport and understands policies governing use.
- Uses knowledge of ground safety training as required.
- Acts as first responder for Hazardous Material emergencies.
- Conducts immediate assessment of situation, isolates hazard appropriately, and activates outside resources (NPD/NFR) as needed.
Requirements
- High school graduate required.
- Must acquire key personal safety skills within 90 days of employment (i.e., handcuff, pepper spray, crisis intervention).
- Must have or be able to attend CPI training program.
- Must have valid driver’s license for mobile patrol of facility.
- One to two years of related security experience.
Benefits
- Health, dental, prescription and vision coverage for full-time & part-time employees
- Short term disability, long term disability and life insurance coverage
- Employee Assistance Program
- Tuition Reimbursement
- 403(b) Retirement Savings Plan
- Education & Paid Training Courses