Security Supervisor - Ottawa, Canada - Maison Decision House

Maison Decision House

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Ottawa, Canada

3 weeks ago

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Sophia Lee

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Description

Security Supervisor
Maison Decision House - Ottawa, ON

Maison Decision House (MDH) is a non-profit organization that was founded in 1979.

It provides a community-based residential treatment program for adult male offenders, regardless of race and religion, who are returning to the community as a part of their release process.

MDH has helped over a thousand individuals make the transition into the community by providing shelter, guidance and counselling.

$ /hr - Part Time positions available. Schedule includes varying Evening Overnight and Weekend shifts ,

RESPONSIBILITIES:

Using the logbook to sign clients in/out.
Conducting hourly rounds to ensure that clients are accounted for and are following house rules and regulations.
Logging all rounds, phone calls, and ingresses/egresses of both clients and visitors
Ensure that house chores are assigned and being completed. Clients are aware that they have house chores and that it is their responsibility to maintain the cleanliness of the house.
Processing new client intake for evening arrivals.
Conducting urinalysis testing (Training provided).
Writing incident reports when a situation arises.
Itemizing of client's belongings as needed.
Ensuring that all safety equipment is in proper working order (fire alarms, door and window alarms, personal panic button alarms, and exit lights).
Maintaining awareness of client behavior and writing daily observation notes.
Maintaining discipline and ensuring that the rules and regulations of MDH are respected.
Various administrative tasks including filing, scanning, and photocopying documents.

DESIRED WORK EXPERIENCE AND EDUCATION:

Military, policing, correctional or security experience is desirable.
Must be able to obtain
Reliability Level Security Clearance with the Federal Government.
Possess a valid
First Aid CPR Level C & AED (or be able to get one ASAP).

SKILLS:

The ability to understand the dynamics of offenders' behaviour and assess their risks and needs.
The skills to counsel offenders, form effective relationships, and gain trust.
Understanding the use of authority in a supervisory role.
The ability to intervene and remain calm in crisis situations.
Effective communication in English both orally and in writing.
The ability to understand cultural differences.