Deputy Sheriff/ County Security Officer

Part-time

 

 

General Summary

 

The County Security Officer promotes safety, security and orderly behavior within the confines of County buildings.  They provide a visible uniformed presence.  Their main responsibilities are to provide order, protect employees and the public, manage the scanners and metal detectors and serve as liaisons between the County and the public.

 

Essential Duties and Responsibilities

 

Following are a representative listing of duties and responsibilities. This list is not exclusive and other duties may be assigned as required.

• Provides a uniformed presence within the confines of County buildings.
• Greets, directs, and assists visitors.
• Tours and inspects the interior and exterior of the building and immediate grounds to deter the presence of unsafe or unsecured conditions.
• Receives daily Court calendar.
• Intervenes and quells disturbances within the facility as required.
• Operates the scanner and metal detector and screens all who enter the building to prevent weapons and illegal/dangerous contraband entering the facility as directed by policy.
• Assists in emergency evacuation and emergency response as required by policy.
• Protects the privacy and safety of employees.
• Provides security in the facility which includes searching of visitors.
• Enforce established County policies i.e. smoking, eating, photography; note taking, dress codes, etc.
• Attends and participates in training sessions as directed by the County.
• May be assigned to perform Security Officer duties throughout the various divisions and departments as directed.
• Performs any other related duties as required by the County.

 

Note:  This is a certified, sworn position, with full police powers to be used as necessary in the performance of assigned duties.

 

Wages and Hours

• Part-time up to 24 hours per week (Morning and Afternoon shifts)
• $12.00 per hour

 

 

 

Employment Qualifications

 

Education

• High school graduation, prefer additional classes in law enforcement.

 

 

Experience   

• Prefer two years in law enforcement or related field working with public.

 

 

Certifications and License Requirements

• MCOLES certified or certifiable.  Certified in CPR and First Aid.  Valid Michigan Operator’s License.

 

 

Physical Requirements

• Must be in good physical condition and able to perform normal police activities.  Physical exam required.

 

Please send letter of interest and resume to:

 

Margaret McAvoy, County Administrator

201 N. Shiawassee Street

Corunna, MI. 48817