Boston, Massachusetts, United States · On-site
Description BrightonOne is committed to providing services to our nation’s veterans through a nationally recognized health care program, the development of 102-units of middle-income housing and 25 units of HUD VASH hous…
Skills: Patrolling, Customer Service, CCTV Monitoring, Incident Reporting, Traffic Control
Boston, Massachusetts, United States • On-site
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The Security Officer is responsible for patrolling buildings and grounds to ensure the safety of veterans and staff while monitoring security systems like CCTV and fire alarms. They must maintain detailed activity logs, manage traffic control, and address policy violations on the campus.
Candidates must have a high school diploma or GED and be willing to obtain First-Aid, CPR, and AED certifications. Physical ability to patrol in various weather conditions and lift up to 50 pounds is required.
Description
BrightonOne is committed to providing services to our nation’s veterans through a nationally recognized health care program, the development of 102-units of middle-income housing and 25 units of HUD VASH housing on campus, and evolving into a destination hub for a range of supporting services to ensure veterans and their families the long-term health, housing and help they deserve. We believe that achieving a comprehensive service strategy is dependent upon deliberate, strategic partnering with a full range of top-quality veterans’ service providers in the region and nationwide while identifying opportunities for direct service delivery through the Brighton Marine team.
We are looking for a Part-Time Security Officer for our Overnight Weekend (11:30PM - 8:00AM) Shift or our Evening Weekend (3:30pm-12am) Shift. to provide safety and security needs for our nine-acre campus in Brighton, MA. We have seven buildings and 215,000 square feet of space. The buildings include 127 veterans housing units, 25 single-room occupancies at Veteran Housing at BrightonOne, leased offices, medical space, Brighton Marine corporate headquarters, and extensive grounds. The Security Officer will provide professional security and customer service for commercial and residential environments.
This Security Officer should have the following experience and knowledge, skills, and abilities:
· Possess effective written and oral communication and interpersonal skills with the ability to deal with all levels of personnel and the general public in a professional and effective manner.
· Ability to work in various environments such as cold weather, rain, snow, or heat. Ability to extensively patrol and climb stairs in normal and emergency situations.
· Reliable and flexible when asked to work additional shifts outside of normal working shifts. May be asked to work overtime to fit the needs of the department.
· Must be able to lift, carry, or move up to 30 pounds on a regular basis and 50 pounds on an occasional basis.
· Through appearance, performance, and service orientation, project a consistent image that complements Brighton Marine.
· High School diploma or general education degree (GED) required.
· Intermediate computer skills to operate innovative, wireless technology on site.
· First-Aid, CPR, and AED training required or willingness to obtain certification.
1. Patrols buildings and grounds to ensure safety and security. Includes scheduled tours via detox-activating wand to record progress.
2. Record and maintain log databases such as but not limited to daily activities, inventory information, property damage, unusual occurrences, malfunctioning of machinery or equipment, incidents on site, and violations of Brighton Marine’s policies and procedures.
3. Speak to violators of any infractions, such as but not limited to loud/rude behavior, smoking in non-smoking areas, accessing restricted/unauthorized areas, engagement in or suspicion of criminal behavior and acts, and tenant violations.
4. Identifies conditions that could result in injury or loss due to but not limited to fire, water leakage, spills, or sewerage backup. Reports all findings to the proper management personnel.
5. Maintains parking and traffic control including directing traffic, operating security booth, ticketing unauthorized vehicles, and traffic foot patrols.
6. Monitors safety and security systems including closed circuit television (CCTV), Access System, Fire Alarm, Panic Alarm, and Key Alarms.
7. Authorizes and opens restricted areas for tenants and personnel in accordance with building rules and regulations.
8. Upon request and availability, provides walking escorts for tenants, patients, visitors, and employees from and to any location at Brighton Marine.
9. May be asked to perform basic janitorial duties.
This position reports to the Security Manager and works closely with the Property Management Team. The ideal candidate is highly results-driven and a team player who can work independently and as a team has strong communication skills and has the ability to provide superb customer service.
This is a full-time non-exempt position and requires flexible schedules including nights, weekends, and holidays.
Some elements of the job are sedentary, but the employee will be required to stand for periods of time or move throughout the campus.
BrightonOne is an Equal Opportunity Employer. We prohibit discrimination and harassment of any kind based on race, color, religion, sex (including pregnancy, gender identity, and sexual orientation), national origin, age, disability, genetic information, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by federal, state, or local law. We strongly encourage applications from veterans and individuals with disabilities. Accommodations are available upon request for candidates taking part in all aspects of the selection process.
Candidates must be authorized to work in the United States without sponsorship now or in the future.
A Veteran Network Community
BrightonOne provides a convenient, friendly, attractive campus in the greater Boston community for our various clinical and social service tenants. Our mission is to serve Uniformed Service Members, Retirees, Veterans and their Families through leadership of a nationally recognized health management program providing campus based services, and developing and managing mixed income housing along with various veteran support services. The roots of BMHC extend back to 1798, when John Adams was president and Congress was meeting for only the fifth time. The new nation’s leaders recognized that foreign trade was necessary to grow the economy and that healthy merchant seamen were needed to enable that commerce. So Congress passed “An Act for the Relief of Sick and Disabled Seamen,” which provided funding for the Marine Hospital Service. Over time the Boston-area marine hospital moved from Boston Harbor, to Charlestown to Chelsea, before its final stop in Brighton in 1940. By then the Seamen and Sailors Act, had expanded to include funding for a greater array of community services and the Marine Hospital Service had evolved into the Public Health Service which included a network of public hospitals under its umbrella. In 1980 the Reagan Administration decided to close many of the hospitals around the country within the public hospital system, including Brighton Marine. But the service veterans who lived in the Allston-Brighton area were not ready to let it go. They formed an organization called the Allston-Brighton Aid and Health Group and successfully petitioned the federal government to allow them to take over the property and continue medical services for veterans. That led to a new business entity in 1981 called Brighton Marine Health Center. Veterans’ care continued to be a priority, but BMHC also became a landlord on the grounds -- operating the facility and managing the property for a burgeoning list of community-oriented health care tenants.
Offices: 77 Warren Street, Brighton, Massachusetts 02135, US
A Veteran Network Community
BrightonOne provides a convenient, friendly, attractive campus in the greater Boston community for our various clinical and social service tenants. Our mission is to serve Uniformed Service Members, Retirees, Veterans and their Families through leadership of a nationally recognized health management program providing campus based services, and developing and managing mixed income housing along with various veteran support services. The roots of BMHC extend back to 1798, when John Adams was president and Congress was meeting for only the fifth time. The new nation’s leaders recognized that foreign trade was necessary to grow the economy and that healthy merchant seamen were needed to enable that commerce. So Congress passed “An Act for the Relief of Sick and Disabled Seamen,” which provided funding for the Marine Hospital Service. Over time the Boston-area marine hospital moved from Boston Harbor, to Charlestown to Chelsea, before its final stop in Brighton in 1940. By then the Seamen and Sailors Act, had expanded to include funding for a greater array of community services and the Marine Hospital Service had evolved into the Public Health Service which included a network of public hospitals under its umbrella. In 1980 the Reagan Administration decided to close many of the hospitals around the country within the public hospital system, including Brighton Marine. But the service veterans who lived in the Allston-Brighton area were not ready to let it go. They formed an organization called the Allston-Brighton Aid and Health Group and successfully petitioned the federal government to allow them to take over the property and continue medical services for veterans. That led to a new business entity in 1981 called Brighton Marine Health Center. Veterans’ care continued to be a priority, but BMHC also became a landlord on the grounds -- operating the facility and managing the property for a burgeoning list of community-oriented health care tenants.
Offices: 77 Warren Street, Brighton, Massachusetts 02135, US
