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The Public Safety Officer I position is responsible for protecting life and property through the enforcement of laws and ordinances, as well as general firefighting work. The Public Safety Officer I position must be able to pass an extensive background screen, pre-employment psychological screening, and an extensive pre-employment physical and drug screen.
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Under supervision, a Public Safety Officer III is expected to: Coordinate public safety operations during assigned shift, ensuring the safety and security of the public, tenants, and staff.
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CSO - Commissioned Security Officer Texas Private Security Level 3 (2 attempts permitted). CSO - Commissioned Security Officer Texas Private Security Level 2 (not required if have Level 3) 14 Days Req And.
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The Chief of Police/Director of Public Safety is a commissioned police officer and must meet all standards established by the Connecticut Police Officer Standards and Training (POST) Council.
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It began with 24 full-time employees and has increased to the present number of 33, including the director of public safety, associate director of public safety, a lieutenant, four sergeants, a detective, 20 officers, five dispatchers, and an administrative assistant.
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As a Public Safety Officer, you will patrol assigned areas to prevent crime and detect violations of law. Employment in this position will be contingent upon the following: an acceptable review of your past employment history, personal references, cumulative sanction report, other sources, including, but not limited to, the criminal reference check which will be conducted by the South Carolina Department of Mental Health Public Safety Division; and receiving a clearance from the Child Registry Check that indicates no record of child abuse or neglect.
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Are you willing to attend a basic firefighting academy in order to meet the firefighting requirements of our Public Safety Officer position? Sufficient experience and education to perform the duties of a Public Safety Officer.
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As a Public Safety Officer for Bloomfield Hills, you will patrol the city and answer calls for service to protect citizens and property from hazards such as crimes, fires, and medical emergencies.
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A minimum of one (1) year prior Security, Law Enforcement or Military experience carrying a sidearm required; or a minimum of one (1) year full-time/part-time or two (2) years per diem experience as an unarmed Public Safety Officer at L+M Hospital.
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The Public Safety Officer shall document all incidents and inform Public Safety Dispatcher and/or Management of all actions taken. The Public Safety Officer performs access control in accordance to University and Department Policies.
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Public Safety Testing - Marysville Police Department - Community Service Officer. Complete and pass Written test with Public Safety Testing. Public Safety Testing.
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Preferred Qualifications:CPR/First Aid /AED certification, along with other licenses and certifications prescribed by the Director of Public Safety/Chief of Police or his/her designee;Campus Public Safety experience and APCO Emergency Medical Dispatcher (EMD) and Public Safety Telecommunicator (PST) or other Public Safety/Law Enforcement dispatch training is desirable.
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Reporting to the OSU Police Sergeant, the OSU Police Officer is a uniformed trained individual in accordance with applicable Department of Public Safety Standards & Training (DPSST) requirements, applicable state law, and OSU Department of Public Safety policy to exercise the authorities of a police officer.
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Manage and train all department personnel in appropriate areas of public safety and self-defense. Serve as Clery Compliance Officer: Compile and distribute the Annual Security and Fire Safety Report (ASR.
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The Chief of Police and Director of Public Safety is responsible for planning, organizing, and directing the operations of Fresno States Public Safety Department (Police and Traffic and Parking Operations), which includes a comprehensive law enforcement program focused on a climate of safety and security for the campus community, emergency preparedness, crime prevention, investigations, and traffic control.
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