Security - Night Watch at Hogle Zoological Society

Emigration Canyon, Utah, United States -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

04 Oct, 26

Salary

19.0

Posted On

06 Jul, 26

Experience

0 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Security Monitoring, Foot Patrol, Emergency Response, First Aid, Incident Reporting, Guest Service, Communication Skills, Conflict Resolution, OSHA Standards, Physical Stamina, Radio Communication, Rule Enforcement

Industry

Museums;Historical Sites;and Zoos

Description

POSITION SUMMARY Responsible for the monitoring of night security operations by securing the Zoo, completing animal related assignments as directed by animal care staff, security checks of Zoo grounds, parking lots and buildings, and writing reports as required. This position provides security and safety to all Zoo animals and properties during off peak hours at the Zoo and in the absence of the regular animal care staff. Utah’s Hogle Zoo has been a loved and trusted part of the community for over 80 years. Besides providing a great experience for our guests, we aim to create Champions for Wildlife. Regardless of the job or position you have at the zoo, you will be a Champion for Wildlife. If you believe in hard work, have a great attitude, are passionate about what you do, and love working with people, then we look forward to talking with you! Utah’s Hogle Zoo’s Mission: Create Champions for Wildlife. REPORTING RELATIONSHIP Reports directly to the Security Supervisor. ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES 1. Provide a uniformed security presence on Zoo campus. 2. Maintain security of all Zoo properties, foot patrols of Zoo grounds, parking lots, and buildings. 3. Maintain professional demeanor during stressful situations. 4. Clear Zoo of daily guests. 5. Perform regular rounds of Zoo property, checking exhibits, buildings and animals as well as perimeter fences. 6. Zoo security is required 24/7/365 and working hours may include day shifts, swing shifts, and overnight shifts including weekends and holidays. 7. Working knowledge of emergency protocols, zoo physical layout, OSHA standards and locations of all utility lines. 8. Adhere to departmental and zoo-wide policies. 9. Must be willing to maintain required trainings. 10. Knowledge of procedures for emergencies, including intruders, fire, police and incident reporting. 11. A member of the Emergency Response Team (ERT). 12. Provide first-aid to guests, staff, and volunteers. 13. Complete report forms for incidents and accidents that occur on Zoo grounds. 14. Ensure and uphold outstanding guest service. 15. May work in inclement weather or extreme weather conditions. 16. Help locate missing guests. 17. Knowledge of Zoo rules and ability to enforce the rules. 18. Assist public with minor vehicle issues. 19. Make deliveries within the Zoo as needed. 20. Other duties as assigned by Zoo management. QUALIFICATIONS, SKILLS AND ABILITIES Education and Experience High School Diploma or Equivalent State of Utah EMS Certification Preferred Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities This list contains knowledge, skills, and abilities that are typically associated with the job. It is not all-inclusive and may vary from position to position: Must possess excellent communications skills: * Excellent verbal and written communication skills. * Good attitude and resourcefulness with the ability to work with staff, visitors and volunteers. Must have the ability to: * Commit to Utah’s Hogle Zoo’s mission. * Ability to work under diverse and often harsh weather conditions, varied hours and shifts. * Lift over 50 pounds, bend, stoop, jump, stretch and move quickly to avoid dangerous situations. * Work under pressure, handle emergency situations, questions and complaints. Utah’s Hogle Zoo is a drug free workplace. All employees are subject random drug testing. Work Environment Incumbent performs in an indoor and outdoor environment, exposure to the seasonal elements, dust, and allergens. Tasks require a variety of physical activities, which can include muscular strain. Eye, hand, finger dexterity required to perform essential functions. Must be able to listen and respond to a handheld radio. Ability to stoop, bend, twist, turn, climb, jump, run when necessary, and move quickly to avoid dangerous situations. Must be able to lift 50 lbs. PRIVACY|LEGAL|REQUIREMENTS Powered by

Responsibilities

Responsible for monitoring night security operations, conducting foot patrols of zoo grounds, and ensuring the safety of animals and property. The role involves clearing guests from the campus and responding to emergencies as part of the Emergency Response Team.