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Performs as a working manager, carrying out duties of an unarmed security officer, while supervising security officers. The Security Manager monitors the security operations of the facilities.
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Conduct routine patrols of the Inspection Center and Logistics facility yard and buildings - documenting any security and/or safety concerns. Knowledge of CCTV, RFID, Card Access, and other Safe and Secure Technology.
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Communicate effectively with customers and fire department personnel regarding repair status and recommendations. Provide training and support to fire department personnel on the proper use and maintenance of fire apparatus.
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Tests all fire alarm systems as scheduled. , Electronic Article Surveillance (EAS) devices daily function check, Cash Office security, armored carrier pick-ups and register area. Responsible for security of building including entrance/exit control (Associate entry/egress, receiving door, daily trash removal, etc.
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Providing additional oversight for fire prevention, hazardous waste management, and other safety related activities. These locations require additional security clearances and background checks, managed by the local port authorities.
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