Off-Duty Police Officer — Event Security (Paid Transit)

Seattle Mariners; Seattle (WA); On-site; USD 113,000 - 118,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Perks not specified

Job summary

Seattle Mariners seek off-duty sworn law enforcement officers to support T-Mobile Park events. Officers provide visible security, enforce laws, and respond to incidents to maintain a safe environment for fans, staff, and players.

Qualifications include current certification with SPD or KCSO and authorization for off-duty secondary shifts. The role emphasizes professionalism, communication, and sound judgment in a dynamic stadium setting.

Qualifications

• Currently sworn, certified, and in good standing with Seattle Police Department or King County Sheriff's Office.
• Authorized for off-duty employment; compliant with department policies and procedures.
• Professional demeanor, strong communication skills, and sound judgment.

Responsibilities

• Provide visible, standby law-enforcement presence to deter crime, de-escalate situations, and enhance public safety.
• Enforce applicable laws and venue policies within assigned areas.
• Respond to incidents, disturbances, and emergencies; coordinate with on-duty security and law enforcement.
• Assist with crowd management, access control, and protection of players, staff, and guests.
• Prepare concise incident reports as required.
• Notify Security leadership when action is taken.
• Provide friendly assistance to the public and employees according to established procedures.
• All other duties as assigned.

Skills

Professional demeanor

Strong communication skills

Sound judgment

Ethics and professionalism

Team collaboration

Education

Certified police officer (SPD/KCSO)

Authorized for off-duty employment

Job description

Seattle Mariners seek off-duty sworn law enforcement officers to support T-Mobile Park events. Officers provide visible security, enforce laws, and respond to incidents to maintain a safe environment for fans, staff, and players.

Qualifications include current certification with SPD or KCSO and authorization for off-duty secondary shifts. The role emphasizes professionalism, communication, and sound judgment in a dynamic stadium setting.