Security Officer

The Yard is a 300-acre waterfront campus that is home to 550+ businesses employing more than 11,000 people. Security Officers ensure the safety and security of visitors, tenants, and employees while providing excellent customer service at various posts throughout the Navy Yard. Areas of Responsibility Access Control Be governed by, and demonstrate courtesy, professionalism, and respect during all assignments and interactions Stay alert to conditions requiring attention and immediately report any crime, accident, hazard, or unusual activity Maintain activity log and complete daily reports Motor Patrol Conduct mounted and dismounted patrols of BNYDC areas Enforce traffic rules, monitor illegal dumping Assist the Sergeant with relaying equipment and supplies to officers on posts Monitor vessels at piers and dry docks Monitor vehicles parked at building loading docks Assist in directing or escorting emergency response vehicles Command Center Supervise radio/communications checks with all posts following each shift change Communicate incidents or environmental information and activity that is observable via video surveillance Record all reports received by guard posts, radio, or telephone in the security database Monitor emergency services and marine base stations, inform appropriate gate or post of approaching emergency vehicles/vessels Track vessels by piers and docks; report their name, ship type, general cargo type, arrival and departure times Report degraded or interrupted video surveillance, access control, or communications Perform other job‑related duties as assigned The duties and responsibilities outlined above are not intended to limit specific duties and responsibilities of this position and may be modified as needed. They do not limit in any way the authority of supervisors to assign, direct, or oversee the work of employees under their supervision. Required Skills and Abilities Ability to demonstrate excellent customer service during all interactions with employees, tenants, visitors, etc. Strong verbal and written communication skills; ability to communicate clearly and effectively in person, over radio, via written reports. Strong punctuality and time management skills; must be able to report to your shift/assigned post on time. Proficiency with computers, radios, and video surveillance systems Qualifications 8‑hour & 16‑hour Security Training Certificates required Valid security license required Valid driver’s license required Preferred Introduction to Radio Communications (LET540), Texas A&M Engineering Extension (or equivalent) within three months Certificate of Fitness F‑01 Citywide Fire Guard for Impairment, City of New York within three months Certificate of Fitness F‑04 for Temporary Indoor/Outdoor Place of Assembly Safety Personnel within three months CPR / Basic First Aid /AED Training, American Red Cross or American Heart Association within six months Public Safety Telecommunicator (PST) (LET543), Texas A&M Engineering Extension or APCO International (or equivalent) within one year #J-18808-Ljbffr