Position Summary:
Under the general direction of the Director of Operations, this is a field supervisor / manager level security function that will be charged with providing direct oversight of security operations and leadership to multiple, smaller security programs. In the role of Operations Manager, this is a uniformed position that holds the rank of Captain and reports to the Director of Operations. This position will perform three (3) primary functions as follows:
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS:
Principal duties and Accountabilities:
Field Support Functions:
a. Serves as Roving Supervisor to select Security Program and sites without a Team Lead on day-to-day operations and employment related matters on all assigned sites.
b. Develops weekly Operating Schedule and coordinates post coverage for call offs, leave of absences, late arrivals, early departures or shift changes; while managing overtime hours to include filling post by personally serving as replacement officer in the absence of an available replacement
c. Manages timekeeping functions including clock-in and clock-out for on duty security personnel on daily basis.
d. Provides counseling, guidance and problem-solving options to security personnel to include officers and team leads in a professional and respectful manner.
e. Coordinate needed support services to effectively manage assigned work sites to meet or exceed financial and operational goals and provide quality customer service.
f. Keep records and prepare accurate and timely reports including, but not limited to daily activity logs, shift reports, incident/accident reports, etc.
g. Conducts routine and real-time review of Guard Management Systems including Guard Metrics (Guard Activity Tracking), Linx Up (Vehicle Activity Tracking) and relevant CCTV footage from Base Command Center and through portable devices.
h. Enforce Standards of Conduct and Administration of Discipline and related policies and procedures
Training FUNCTIONS:
1. Provides orientation for newly hired and/or newly assigned security personnel to ensure proper training prior to assignment to temporary, short-term and long-term assignments.
2. May be required to travel out of state for both short term and long-term training assignments in support of existing and start-up security programs.
3. Maintain training records and prepare accurate and timely reports to include, but are not limited to Training Attendance logs, First Report of Injury, Incident/Accident reports, etc.
4. Tracking of employee credential expirations for scheduling of applicable training classes