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Security Services Assistant 2 Required Qualifications: Per Civil Service Standards and Specifications. Must have taken and passed the specific job-related Civil Service exam and be reachable
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University Police Communications & Security Specialist I (NY HELPS) Required Qualifications: Per Civil Service Standards and Specifications. Must have taken and passed the specific job related
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Campus Safety Specialist - Per Diem Required Qualifications: Per Civil Service Standards and Specifications. Candidate must meet one of the following requirements be be considered for appointment: 1
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Campus Safety Specialist - Per Diem Required Qualifications: Per Civil Service Standards and Specifications. Candidate must meet one of the following requirements be be considered for appointment: 1
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University Police Communications & Security Specialist 1 (Per Diem) Required Qualifications: Per Civil Service Standards and Specifications. One year of full time experience as a Police or Peace
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University Police Communications & Security Specialist 1 (Per Diem) Required Qualifications: Per Civil Service Standards and Specifications. One year of full time experience as a Police or Peace
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-time experience (i.e. security, public safety, emergency management, military, or law enforcement experience) may be considered. Three (3) years of prior full-time experience in any one of these areas
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-time experience (i.e. security, public safety, emergency management, military, or law enforcement experience) may be considered. Three (3) years of prior full-time experience in any one of these areas
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safety regulations, building systems, and facility operations. Brief Description of Duties: The Facilities Manager oversees the operational, safety, and logistical needs of the Department of Pharmacology’s
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safety regulations, building systems, and facility operations. Brief Description of Duties: The Facilities Manager oversees the operational, safety, and logistical needs of the Department of Pharmacology’s