Security Patrol Officer

Student Services - Security Patrol Officers (4 immediate vacancies with the possibility of further vacancies)

Previous applicants need not apply.

Rotating Shift Pattern

Are you a friendly, empathetic and caring person who enjoys helping others and providing great customer service? Someone who is still as positive and enthusiastic at the end of their shift as they were at the start?

We are seeking motivated individuals to join our dynamic security team here on our thriving and energetic campus. The successful applicants will enjoy a competitive salary with generous 27% shift pattern allowance, and an attractive, flexible shift pattern with a focus on work and life balance, which is why most of our staff have been with us for many years.

Previous security experience is not necessary – our primary aim is the support and welfare of students and staff. All other elements of the role can be learnt, and training will be provided.

The postholder will be responsible for matters relating to

• the safety and welfare of students, staff and visitors
• the security of university buildings and other property on and off campus
• the protection of personal property of students, staff and visitors
• the control of traffic and parking

Applicants should clearly state how they meet the essential (and desirable) criteria in their application form. If you are submitting a CV please ensure you include this as an attachment on your application form.

For an informal conversation about the post including any questions about the application process please contact the line manager, Mick Wood, Deputy Security Manager by email on m.r.wood@lboro.ac.uk or by telephone on 01509 223750.

A full driving licence is advantageous but not an essential requirement.

Key Requirements:

As Security Officer your main duties will be to provide uniformed patrol on a rotating shift pattern of twelve-hours, starting at 6 am on day shifts and 6 pm on night shifts.

The shift pattern is as follows

• 4-night shifts Monday to Thursday, followed by 7 rest days
• 3-night shifts Friday to Sunday followed by 4 rest days
• 3-day shifts Friday to Sunday followed by 2 rest days
• 2-day shifts Wednesday to Thursday followed by 3 rest days
• 3-day shifts Monday to Wednesday followed by 4 rest days

Patrols will involve foot, cycle, and, if you have a driving licence, use of vehicles, responding to incidents on university property, and will include responsibilities away from the University site either involving students or as part of other contracted security responsibilities.

Safety of the staff and students is our priority, in addition to ensuring the safety and welfare of all people connected with or visiting the University, the protection of university property and the regulation of vehicle movement on and around the University site.

The full job description can be found here.

Come and join the team!

Closing date for applications 30th June.

Date of interview: 10th or 11th July.