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Alberta Health Services (AHS) is seeking a Protective Services Officer II for Chinook Regional Hospital. You will be the first responder, recording security events and promoting a safe, compassionate environment for patients, staff and visitors.
The role requires active Peace Officer eligibility, a valid Class 5 licence, and completion of a 6-week induction. Shifts include days, nights and weekends with a casual/relief employee class.
At Alberta Health Services (AHS), we strive in building a workplace that’s a reflection of the Albertans we serve. The Protective Services team is seeking a dedicated, ambitious and collaborative Protective Services Officer, within the Chinook Regional Hospital (CRH). As the first to respond and record all security events. You will need strong interpersonal and communication skills to promote collaboration and respect while mitigating high-stress situations. Your compassion and ability to relate to patients, families, staff, visitors, and communities help deescalate conflict and create a positive, safe, diverse, and welcoming environment for all. Be the face representing safety and security! By promoting a compassionate, accepting environment, all Albertans in our hospital will feel safe. We welcome your application!
As a Protective Services Officer II, you will provide security and protective services for all patients, visitors, staff and AHS property including: violence monitoring, prevention and intervention; enforcement of applicable federal, provincial and municipal statutes; asset loss prevention and internal investigations; preparation of court documents and securing evidence; risk assessment and hazard identification; arrests, apprehensions and detentions of persons and first responder to critical events. You will provide support for facility departments on matters of security and safety practices, participates in reviewing and recommending policy, and fosters and maintains positive public relations through relationships with internal and external contacts.