Security Officer - Guard

Endo•Fenton, MO

9h•Onsite

About The Position

The Primary responsibility of the Security Officers is the safety and security of employees, property, information, and the reputation of the Par Health Fenton Site.

Requirements

Education: Graduate of Accredited Law Enforcement Academy.
Experience: 5-10 years of Law Enforcement.
Skills/Competencies: The position requires exceptional observation, verbal and written communication, investigation, de-escalation and negotiating skills.
The Security officer must be able to express Company Policy to a variety of individuals.
Many times, this verbal communication must be accomplished in potential hostile situations.
The Officers also must make written reports of all incidents.

Nice To Haves

Armed & Licensed by St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department.

Responsibilities

The prevention of diversion of Schedule I through V pharmaceutical grade narcotics and list one precursor chemicals
The protection of the DEA Registrations by following proscribed DEA Rules and Regulations
The handling of various sensitive information/situations that relates to company property, employees, incidents, and investigations.
Integral to emergency responses including chemical, medical, fire and weather emergencies
Point of contact and coordination with Police and Fire Departments in emergencies
Issuing visitors / contractor badges and ensuring that they are on the approved list to enter the site.
Control Plant Access & Property of all Employees, Contractors, & Visitors to the site.
Communication and dispatch center for Environmental, Safety, Security, Maintenance and Manufacturing for all plant activities
Security patrol and surveillance of plant property and parking areas
Monitoring Alarm Systems including authorized personnel into lab areas, gates, Security Door entry, Parking Lots, Labs and (exit and entry).
Control Access of all persons and materials, chemical and mechanical entering and exiting the facility.
All Officers are required to be familiar with the handling of Hazardous Material Spills, Injuries, & Emergency Response.
Trained in criminal investigation, sabotage & industrial terrorism
All Officers must receive continuing education through local colleges in the following areas: the St. Louis Police Department for Private Industrial Security, relative to current Industrial Security Standards; criminal law including workplace violence; and firearms training
Position not only requires the ability to enforce all Company Policy and Procedures but must also enforce all applicable state laws.
The Security Officer must be proficient in the proper use of force to protect employees, visitors and company property.
They must be exceptionally proficient in this regard because of the inherent liability of the company