Security Officer - Thousand Oaks
University of California - Los Angeles Health | |
United States, California, Los Angeles | |
April 17, 2024 | |
Description
In this position, you will protect and guard all assets, staff, patients, and visitors in and around the UCLA Health Thousand Oaks Primary & Specialty Care Clinic. Security Officers perform regular patrols and document all routine activities, incidents, and may perform in a lead capacity and other duties as assigned. Additionally, you will enforce all policies and state laws, and follow all guidelines including state regulatory agency requirements.
Salary range: $21.82 - $28.24/hourly Qualifications
* Possess and maintain current certification: Guard Card, D.O.J. Chemical Agent, CPR and driver's license.
* Ability to clearly and concisely express ideas using appropriate vocabulary and spelling. * Ability to complete continual training classes as required. (Training provided) * Ability to establish and maintain cooperative working relationships with Thousand Oaks Primary & Specialty Care employees, Management, Security Management, Local Law Enforcement and surrounding community. * Ability to independently resolve issues working within set policies and procedures. * Ability to know and use available resources in order to solve problems. * Ability to operate security related equipment and general office equipment. * Ability to recognize the importance of dealing diplomatically with the public, and the importance of a good public appearance. * Ability to relay information, either inwriting or verbally, in a professional manner. * Ability to see aspects of public relations in all facets of the job and the ability to understand the effects of actions on the entire organization. * Demonstrated ability to assess problematic or emergency situations and plan / execute an appropriate solution based on established guidelines or policies. * Knowledge and understanding of all Security Program operational policies and guidelines. * Knowledge of applicable geography in order to expedite calls and to be an effective information source. * Knowledge of penal and radio codes and language used in radio communications. * Physical ability to handle various intervention incidents, including patient restraints and violent subjects. * Physically able to perform sustained foot patrols, prolonged standing, lifting patients, and physically restrain patients or prisoners as necessary. * Visual and hearing ability to detect and report unusual circumstances quickly and accurately. * Working knowledge of security practices, protocols and techniques. |