Public Safety Supervisor- Night Shift

The Public Safety Supervisor shall be accountable for the day-to-day supervision and development of shift personnel.

• Training: Orienting and training officers
• Inspections: Inspecting officers and other departmental personnel during shifts
• Briefings: Conducting pre-shift briefings
• Reports: Reviewing reports and investigations from shifts
• Supervise: Perform performance reviews, disciplining officers, supervising patrols and performing administrative duties
• Investigations: Conducting investigations

Hours:

• Full time, 40hrs per week
• Shift: Night Shift
• Location: St. Petersburg, FL

Requirements:

• A minimum of a High School diploma, GED, Certificate of Completion or equivalent achievement
• 2 years' experience in security, law enforcement, military or related fields
• State of Florida Class D Security License
• Current State of Florida Driver's License
• Ability to obtain within 6 months and recertify annually CPR/First Aid, CPI, BLS, Physical Restraint Practical and Safe Driving Course
• Possess knowledge of security methods and procedures
• Must be able to complete the Biking Unit Tryouts to join the Biking Unit

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