- Answers questions, gives directions, conducts inquiries, broadcasts and receives radio messages.
- Monitor parking activity in all parking structures and notifies dispatch of changing conditions.
- Takes accurate field notes and prepares legible and complete reports.
- Provides a visible deterrence to crime and prohibited activities by patrolling the medical center’s campus to detect irregularities.
- Responds quickly and calmly to emergent and non-emergent situations involving visitors, patients, volunteers, physicians and employees.
- Reports all safety and fire hazards found on patrol and inspections.
- Provides escort services to patients, visitors, physicians, staff, and volunteers as necessary.
- Responds to Code Red, Code Gray, Code Pink and Code Orange (if certified as a Hazmat Responder) unless otherwise directed.
- Performs specialized duties as required, such as patient stand-bys.
- Conducts a complete foot patrol of the interior and exterior medical center, parking structures/ lots, providing a visible deterrence to crime and prohibited activities, and to detect irregularities.
- Inspect outgoing parcels as necessary to prevent theft of medical center property.
- Maintains traffic control in the emergency department and ambulance entrance area to ensure access for emergency service vehicles and emergency patients.
- Completes compliance, regulatory or mandated training that is deemed by any local, state, and federal ordinance/law or a department or hospital policy as required. Completes training/requirements in a maximum of two attempts once instructed to attend the training.
- Reviews and is responsible for knowing the information held in the Security Officer Training Manual, TMMCSSD Policy and Procedure Manual, Safety Data Sheet (SDS) Sources(s), Security Management Plan, Powers to Arrest, AB 2880 - Skills Training Course for Security Guards, and AB 508 - Emergency Department Security Training
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