Completes written reports of routine and unusual events. Patrols premises to ensure security and to provide an official presence. Positions may be assigned responsibility for receiving evidence in crime laboratories for criminal cases, initiating the chain of evidence, maintaining security and protecting integrity of evidence for criminal cases, and storing and transferring evidence. Though not always in direct contact with the supervisor, these positions usually follow explicit standard operating procedures. Work affects the condition and readiness of the facility to serve its public.
Performance directly affects costs in time, service, money, and valuables.
These contacts may be confrontational as positions function to control others behavior. The less frequent and routine the contact, the more confrontational or potentially dangerous it is likely to be. Working skill in the use of security vehicles and equipment related to this class. An equivalent combination of training and experience indicating possession of the preceding knowledge and abilities may substitute for this education and experience. It replaces the ABC Security Police Officer class and some positions in the Institutional Policeman class, effective July 1988.