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If you have Security, Military, Law Enforcement experience - even better! Security Officer - Now Hiring! Work today, get paid today, with DailyPay! If you have Security, Military, Law Enforcement experience - even better.
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Preferred -Experience in healthcare security, corporate security, or law enforcement. Interact with law enforcement, patients, visitors and staff regarding any security or safety issues.
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At least three (3) calendar years of verifiable experience as a certified law enforcement officer or its military equivalency (Master-at-Arms, CGPD, Security Forces Specialist, etc.
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Contacts law enforcement or fire department in case of an emergency. Reasonably detains persons suspected of criminal activity until law enforcement arrives. Security Officer- First Shift- Downtown Madison- $500 Sign on Bonus.
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Possible job titles include: Correctional Officer, Police Officer, Jailer, Law Enforcement Agent, Deputy Sheriff, etc. Experience working in law enforcement maintaining safety/security of inmates or staff.
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If you are not currently a Wisconsin certified law enforcement officer, you are required to have a minimum of 40 college credits by date of hire with expectation that you complete the police academy sponsored by UW-Madison Police Department to earn the 60 college credits required by the Department of Justice.
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A Security Officer to: Patrol hospital grounds assisting visitors with directions and acting as the first responder to emergencies and disturbances. Security Officer, Officer, Security, Healthcare, Health.
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Complete 12 weeks of intensive training at the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center (FLETC) in Glynco, GA or Artesia, NM and 17 weeks of specialized training at the James J. Rowley Training Center in Laurel, MD. Failure to pass the standards on the first attempt may result in separation from the Secret Service.
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Applicants who are not certified law enforcement officers or certifiable as a law enforcement officer must also pass the State of Wisconsin Department of Justice's Physical Readiness Test prior to beginning the law enforcement academy.
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