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Licensure/Certification: Basic Police Officer Training Certificate, State Corrections Training Certificate, 20-hour Private Security Training from the Ohio Peace Officer Training Academy, equivalent program of specialized law enforcement or corrections training required or International Association of Hospital Safety and Security Basic/Advanced Certificate.
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Assist in ensuring financial integrity of the store through strict cashier accountability, key control, adherences to company security practices and cash control procedures; authorize and sign for refunds and overrides, count register tills, and deposit money in bank.
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Dementia Special Care Unit; Follows all appropriate safety and security guidelines, procedures and protocol for residents in the Unit; Maintains appropriate, effective communication with residents, and with residents' family or other significant relationships; Provides all care, treatment and services with appropriate dementia care protocols; Participates in relevant educational and training activities as appropriate.
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As a Security Guard, you will serve and safeguard clients in a range of industries such as Commercial Real Estate, Healthcare, Education, Government and more. Career in security—if you have strong customer service skills, we will train you.
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From an operational standpoint, the Universal Banker is responsible to comply with all established Bank policies, procedures, and security measures. Maintains prescribed security controls to protect self and the banking center against criminal and fraudulent operations and unnecessary risks or exposures.
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Shift Managers perform a variety of tasks, which may include planning for each shift, monitoring performance during the shift, taking action to ensure the team is meeting McDonald's standards, monitoring safety, security, and profitability, and communicating with the next Shift Manager to help prepare him/her to run a great shift, too.
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Follow operational standards regarding security, risk management, and compliance. Make calls via phone or zoom to clients and/or prospects on a weekly basis to meet calling goals of the branch while recording these activities in P1.
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This requires accurately and efficiently operating the cash register, providing various services at the pharmacy service counter, and maintaining security and control of all funds, medications, and confidential patient information near the cash register, in the pharmacy, and immediate area.
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Follow security protocols to prevent theft, including checking for counterfeit currency and monitoring for suspicious behavior. Monitor and restock supplies such as bags, receipt paper, and cleaning supplies as needed to ensure smooth operations.
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