Night Safety & Security Liaison – Patrol & De-escalation

Community House Mental Health Agency; Seattle (WA); On-site; USD 45,000 - 65,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical insurance

403B retirement

Education credits

Orca Card

EAP support

Job summary

Community House Mental Health Agency in Seattle, WA seeks a Safety & Security Liaison to support tenants and visitors at the Patricia K. building.

The role requires patrolling grounds, responding to incidents with de-escalation, and coordinating with authorities as needed. The position emphasizes emergency preparedness, on-site stand-by/escort services for tenants, and collaboration with a Housing/Property management team.

Responsibilities

• Patrols Patricia K and adjacent grounds, parking lots, and operating entry into the building via electronic entry exit door
• Respond to disruptive persons events with de-escalation techniques to neutralize situations and mitigate negative outcomes
• Provides on-site stand-by service or escort services for tenants when requested
• Reports potential conduct issues and violation of policies by tenants to the Director of Housing and Property Manager
• Address trespassing concerns including working with local authorities to establish restrictions for those not allowed entry into the building
• Coordinate with external safety and law enforcement agencies in a respectful and courteous manner
• Involvement in emergency preparedness, including but not limited to workplace violence prevention training, overseeing designated drills/exercises, and annual emergency/risk assessment
• Reports and documents all incidents using standard process
• General cleaning duties when time allows such as routine bathroom/laundry room cleaning and trash management
• Other duties as assigned

Skills

De-escalation techniques

Patrols facilities

Incident reporting

Emergency drills

Escort services

Job description

Community House Mental Health Agency in Seattle, WA seeks a Safety & Security Liaison to support tenants and visitors at the Patricia K. building.

The role requires patrolling grounds, responding to incidents with de-escalation, and coordinating with authorities as needed. The position emphasizes emergency preparedness, on-site stand-by/escort services for tenants, and collaboration with a Housing/Property management team.