Manager, Operational Security - Nanaimo, Canada - Vancouver Island University

Vancouver Island University

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Nanaimo, Canada

2 weeks ago

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Description

Manager, Operational Security:

As Vancouver Island University grows its infrastructure, which includes new student housing to meet heightened demand, our security requirements are expanding accordingly.

Under the interim guidance of the CFO & VP Administration, and in partnership with the Manager of Campus Security, this role carries the shared responsibility of overseeing all facets of the University's day-to-day security services, ensuring the protection of individuals and property across campus.

Employment Group
ADMIN
Position Number
0104 Division
VP Administration and Finance
Department
Facilities Services/Campus Development
Campus
Nanaimo campus
Location
Nanaimo, British Columbia
Country
Canada
Appointment Type

- regular full-time

Workload

Pay Level
Excluded Pay Band 10: Minimum salary is $104,043 and maximum salary is $118,23
Starting Salary
Normal salary placement at the time of hire is $104,043 (prorated if parttime). This position is eligible for annual performancebased salary increases.
Start:
As soon as possible
Posting Restrictions
Applicant Documents
CV/Resume, Cover Letter, Qualifications, Referees/References
Posted Date
16May202 Job Reference
2400

Duties:

Respond to situations where personal safety has been or could be compromised, determine what actions need to be taken, implement the necessary action and represent the University in the discharge of any grievance procedure that arise from those decisions.
Conduct sensitive investigations of incidents on campus where personal safety has been compromised and or other criminal activities that involve the University community. These investigations are in cooperation with departments including but not limited to Human Resources, Student Affairs, and external parties such as RCMP.
Key Management System. Monitoring and approving access requests and providing recommendations to departments. This supports employees, students, and contractors accessing specific areas to perform their studies, employment, and tasks.
Assist in coordinating special events that involve employees, students, and community events. Many events require building access, security, etc.
Managing security contract and ensuring Security is available at all VIU owned and leased properties when needed. If a guard position is vacant, it is expected to make accommodations that include physically supporting the site until a replacement guard is available. Monitor illegal activities that occur on VIU sites and adjust security solutions to try and reduce those activities.
Key member of the Risk and Threat Assessment and Student Affair's CARE Teams. This involves assisting in assessing and mitigating possible threats to the VIU community and supporting a successful return to campus when appropriate.
Conducts and oversees investigations of serious incidents by identifying and interviewing witnesses, victims, suspects, and relevant parties. Prepares investigation and evidentiary reports for support to police and campus authorities in respect to internal and criminal investigations. Liaises with appropriate authorities, as required.
Ensures the protection of people and property through the effective use of security technology systems such as intrusion alarms, security cameras and access controls.
Provides internal communications including incident reporting and updates to leaders and key stakeholders within VIU

Required Qualifications:

Undergraduate degree in a relevant field, including criminology, justice, Mental Health and Wellness, Law, or Security Administration. Minimum 6 years' related experience. An equivalent combination of education and experience may be considered.

Security supervisory/leadership experience in conducting investigations, gathering, and documenting evidence and enforcing statutes.
Experience working with site security platforms, such as access control, CCTV, and intrusion alarms systems.
Recent experience leading training in personal safety or other security related programs;
Recent experience conducting threat and risk assessments (VTRA, CPTED).
Advanced knowledge of the concepts, theories, and practices of security management, with emphasis on security systems, investigations, threat assessment and other security processes.
Excellent communication and interpersonal skill, including the ability to interact with internal and external stakeholders and authorities in the context of a critical incident or traumatic event, as well as for investigative purposes.
Ability to work collaboratively with a diverse set of stakeholders on university security issues.
Must be adaptable and open to diverse viewpoints.
Demonstrated innovation and change management skills which include supporting and encouraging new ideas and approaches.
Ability to affect and influence organizational change.
Ability to define problems, collect data, establish facts,