University Public Safety Captain: Lead Events & Security

Johns Hopkins University; Washington (District of Columbia); On-site; USD 40,860 - 72,200; Full time

Job summary

Johns Hopkins University, through Johns Hopkins Public Safety, seeks a University Police Captain to manage, plan, coordinate, and oversee the department’s activities and operations. The role includes serving as the responsible official in charge during absences of the Director of Public Safety, and watch commander duties during non-duty hours.

The Captain will supervise shift sergeants, prepare directives and SOPs, direct investigations, and lead coordination with federal, state, and local

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in criminal justice or related field required.
• POST/CPSI certification or willingness to attend CPSI academy.
• Ability to obtain handgun license for University Special Police Officer in DC.
• Must be a U.S. citizen and at least 21 years old as required by MPD.

Responsibilities

• Plan, coordinate and execute security, protocol and logistics for university events including dignitaries.
• Develop pre-event threat assessments and site surveys; coordinate access control and venue security systems.

Skills

Leadership

Strategic planning

Interagency liaison

Public safety policy

Education

Bachelor’s degree in criminal justice or related field

POST/CPSI certification or CPSI academy willingness

Ability to obtain handgun license as University Special Police Officer in DC

U.S. citizenship and 21+ years of age per MPD requirements

Tools

Certification for expandable baton & OC spray

Job description

Johns Hopkins University, through Johns Hopkins Public Safety, seeks a University Police Captain to manage, plan, coordinate, and oversee the department’s activities and operations. The role includes serving as the responsible official in charge during absences of the Director of Public Safety, and watch commander duties during non-duty hours.

The Captain will supervise shift sergeants, prepare directives and SOPs, direct investigations, and lead coordination with federal, state, and local