Campus Safety Specialist — On-Site Safety & Incident Support

The-Safe-Alliance; Austin (TX); On-site; USD 24,000 - 42,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

Paid time off

Holiday pay

Personal holidays

Dental and vision coverage

Retirement plan with employer match

Job summary

SAFE Alliance seeks a Campus Safety Specialist for Operations to provide floating support across campuses in the Austin area. The role includes campus check-ins, patrols, observing and reporting safety concerns, and supporting programs during incidents or hazards affecting staff, clients, and visitors.

It also serves as the on-site safety contact, elevating response while maintaining calm, professional, trauma-informed approaches.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or GED equivalent required (from the text)
• Associate or bachelor’s degree preferred in a relevant field
• Equivalent work experience in operations, safety, or related fields may be considered
• Minimum of 2 years of experience in operations, direct service, safety, or related work
• Experience in nonprofit, residential, shelter, or trauma-informed environments is preferred
• Experience with data tracking systems or incident reporting tools is preferred
• Ability to walk between buildings across campuses and work outdoors in varying weather

Responsibilities

• Provide floating campus safety support across SAFE campuses
• Complete routine campus check-ins and checkpoint patrols
• Observe and report safety concerns and incidents impacting staff, clients, and visitors
• Serve as on-site safety contact and engage in trauma-informed responses
• Contribute to continuous safety improvements and training

Skills

Verbal de-escalation

Security awareness

Emergency response

Driving

Education

Associate or Bachelor's degree preferred

Tools

Security camera platforms

Incident reporting tools

Job description

SAFE Alliance seeks a Campus Safety Specialist for Operations to provide floating support across campuses in the Austin area. The role includes campus check-ins, patrols, observing and reporting safety concerns, and supporting programs during incidents or hazards affecting staff, clients, and visitors.

It also serves as the on-site safety contact, elevating response while maintaining calm, professional, trauma-informed approaches.