QUALIFICATIONS FOR LIBRARY SECURITY GUARD

• Be authorized to work in Canada
• Hold a valid Manitoba security license
• First aid certification an asset
• Maintains a positive attitude and professional appearance.
• Ability to stand and walk entire shift
• Good verbal and written communication skills
• First Aid training ( An Asset)
• Physically and mentally fit to perform duties.
• Tactical experience ( Asset)
• Good with Technology
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• Facilitate access to restricted areas for authorized persons and control access to the library entrance, including operating metal detection gates and welcoming visitors.
• React quickly to threats, incidents, and emergencies, maintaining professionalism during stressful situations.
• Monitor and ensure the proper functioning of alarms and closed-circuit cameras, and respond to alarms with on-site checks.
• Conduct excessive foot patrols of interior and exterior sensitive areas to spot any suspicious activity and provide a visible security presence on all library and Skywalk floors.
• Remove unauthorized individuals while applying conflict de-escalation techniques and trauma-informed safety approaches with a focus on anti-racism and cultural awareness.
• Respond to tenant requests and offer site information and directions to the public with a friendly and professional demeanor.
• Collaborate effectively with law enforcement during serious incidents, as well as with library staff, Community Safety Hosts, and Crisis Workers to create a safe environment.
• Maintain effective written and verbal communication, with fluency in English to ensure clear, calm interactions with the public and team members.
• Follow opening and closing procedures, including locking/unlocking doors, elevators, rooms, and activating/deactivating alarm systems.
• Document incidents and actions taken, and maintain detailed logs of unusual occurrences for accountability and reference.