Bucks County Community College·Mansfield, Connecticut
The Security and Safety Officer is responsible for providing assistance, protection, and safety to students and staff while safeguarding property against threats like fire, theft, and vandalism, which includes rendering emergency medical aid. Primary duties involve patrolling buildings and grounds, enforcing college regulations, monitoring traffic, investigating incidents, filing reports, and assisting external emergency personnel.
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Part-Time Security and Safety Officer (3rd Shift)
11:00 p.m. – 7:00 a.m. Friday and Saturday nights
Part-Time Security and Safety Officer provides assistance, protection and safety of students and staff while protecting property against threats such as fire, theft and vandalism.
Renders emergency medical assistance.
Patrols building, grounds and parking lots for hazards, problems, etc.
Enforces college regulations pertaining to motor vehicles and student codes of conduct.
Monitors and regulates traffic flow into parking lots and checks for violations.
Locks and unlocks buildings and campus gates.
Investigates campus incidents and files reports.
Assists police, fire and EMS personnel with responses pertaining to campus events, activities and/or emergencies.
Primary Duties
Patrols buildings and grounds of the College, on foot and in vehicles using electronic check-in stations as required. Enforces rules and regulations of the College, and the Student Code of Conduct of the College.
Assists in ensuring the safety and protection of students, employees, and visitors on College property and renders assistance and transportation, as needed.
Enforces College regulations pertaining to security, safety and proper use of College property, and is alert for hazards on the premises which would endanger the safety of persons on campus. Reports all irregularities, (ex: fire hazards, leaks, etc.) to the Office of Security and Safety.
Locks and unlocks doors as necessary, examines windows, lights and gates to ensure that they are secure. Files reports where corrective action is required.
Patrols all parking lots and College roadways, and issues violation notices and warnings for illegally parked vehicles. Enforces safe driving on campus and assists motorists with disabled vehicles, as necessary.
Investigates accidents, files reports on all types of incidents on College property, and notifies the police and fire departments when the situation warrants. Provides assistance to emergency vehicles coming on campus.
Regulates vehicle and pedestrian traffic on College property to maintain an orderly flow. Issues parking permits when required to students, employees and visitors.
Inspects equipment and machinery for hazards, conducts Boiler Room checks as required by Office of Security and Safety and Physical Plant. In the course of patrol conducts inspection of all fire alarms and extinguishers to see that they are in working order. Inspects all battery operated emergency lights to ensure they are working properly.
Assists students, employees and visitors by giving information and directions.
$19.9158/hr. Additional $1.00/hour 3rd Shift differential. Additional $1.50/hr. included for applicants with EMT certification. Advanced degrees, First Responder and Emergency Responder Certifications also qualify for hourly bonus.
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At this time, the College does not provide work visa sponsorships. To be considered for employment at Bucks County Community College, applicants must be permitted to legally work in the United States without employer sponsorship. Bucks County Community College participates in E-Verify and will provide the federal government with your Form I-9 information to confirm that you are authorized to work in the U.S.
Candidates must possess a high school diploma or GED plus at least one year of experience in security or law enforcement, along with a valid operator's license and a clear motor vehicle record. Essential physical capabilities include performing continuous foot patrols in all weather, extensive walking/standing for eight hours, navigating stairs while carrying 50 lbs, and dragging 150 lbs for 50 feet, in addition to obtaining and maintaining First Responder/Emergency Responder and CPR/AED certifications.
Market context
Connecticut security and safety officer openings on part-time third shift often reflect steady demand from facilities that need overnight coverage and visible patrol presence. These roles can be competitive because employers usually look for prior security or law enforcement experience, a valid operator’s license, a clear motor vehicle record, and the ability to handle continuous foot patrols in all weather. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save research time, and confirm your fit before applying.
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