Third Shift Security Supervisor

Responsibilities

• Serves as ranking officer during third shift operations.
• Responds to calls for service, and assumes command of incidents.
• Assists in overseeing panic fob accountability, activation response, and documentation.
• Participates in student orientation, safety planning initiatives and safety presentations, as needed.
• Assists 2nd Shift Supervisor with Governors’ School Sunday Camcard access procedures, as needed.
• Conducts investigations; gathers information through interviews, and prepares detailed reports.
• Exercises independent judgment in determining reasonable suspicion, detention, search, or arrest or connects with law enforcement.
• Supervises, trains, mentors, and corrects assigned personnel.
• Reviews and approves reports written by assigned personnel for accuracy and compliance.
• Ensures completion of daily activity reporting prior to shift conclusion.
• Aids with scheduling coordination and coverage adjustments.
• Aids with compiling monthly departmental statistics.
• Contributes to operational (OPS) planning initiatives.
• Aids with event planning involving 3rd shift staffing considerations.
• Coordinates with Raleigh Police Department and emergency services when necessary.
• Patrols campus by vehicle or foot, and directs patrol operations and systematic building security checks.
• Controls access to campus and facilities ensuring campus facilities are secured in accordance with institutional policy.
• Enforces parking regulations and performs traffic control in accordance with institutional policy.
• Deals firmly and courteously with assigned personnel and the public.

Requirements

• High School Diploma (required).
• Current NC Driver License and clear driving history.
• CPR and First Aid Certification (required or ability to obtain).
• Prior supervisory or lead officer experience preferred.

Skills

• Knowledge of advanced law enforcement methods, security methods, and overnight risk management.
• Knowledge of laws of arrest, evidence, search and seizure, and probable cause standards.
• Knowledge of campus safety practices and event security coordination.
• Ability to supervise personnel and review documentation effectively.
• Ability to make sound decisions in high-activity and high-visibility environments with limited supervision.
• Ability to interpret and apply policies, regulations, and procedures.
• Ability to respond calmly and decisively during emergencies.
• Ability to observe legal and defensive driving practices.