GENERAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

Under the general supervision of a Maintenance Supervisor, monitors activities in City Hall and the Museum and secures these buildings and their surrounding grounds. Performs related duties as required.

Essential Duties

1. Secures City Hall, the Museum, and surrounding grounds, as directed by the unit supervisor, and based on the varying needs for the protection of City property.

2. Monitors activities at City Hall, the Museum and surrounding grounds and reports accidents, property damage, and building equipment malfunctions to the supervisor, designated contractors, or police, after determining a correct course of action.

3. Monitors heating/cooling in the public meeting rooms and adjusts thermostats as necessary.

4. Assists in administering City policy for the use of City Hall and its meeting rooms, the Library, the Museum, and their surrounding grounds and parking lots.

5. May assist in the setup and minor cleanup of public rooms.

QUALIFICATION REQUIREMENTS

General Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities

Knowledge of basic building security procedures; knowledge of basic recordkeeping practices; ability to learn the basic operation of building systems at City Hall and the Museum; ability to learn and administer procedures for the use of City facilities; ability to work independently; ability to make decisions and determine the correct action to resolve problems; ability to read and write at a level required for successful job performance; ability to remain alert in noticing and reporting unusual circumstances and incidents; ability to work cooperatively with members of the City staff and with the public; ability to keep accurate and complete records; ability to learn, understand, and carry out City policies relating to the protection of City property; ability to follow City policies and procedures for emergency situations.

SECURITY ATTENDANT

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Experience and Training

One year of experience in building security, to include both interior and exterior environments, or any combination of experience, training, and education that provides the required knowledge, skills, and abilities.

Certification

Appointee must be certified by the Oregon Board on Public Safety and Training (BPSST), as a Private Security Officer, or be able to obtain the certification within 90 days of appointment.

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Classification History: Made inactive 8/05

Reactivated 2/3/06