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Monterrey Security

PARKING LOT PATROL ARMED OFF-DUTY LAW ENFORCEMENT

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A Parking Enforcement Officer enforces municipal parking regulations. Patrols city streets and public parking lots, monitors parking meters, issues tickets or warnings where cars are parked illegally or where the parking fee has not been paid.

$51,274 / year median in Illinois

+4% projected growth

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PARKING LOT PATROL ARMED OFF-DUTY LAW ENFORCEMENT
Monterrey Security - 3.3 Chicago, IL Job Details Part-time $45 an hour 17 hours ago Qualifications Individual crisis management Outdoor work experience De-escalation techniques Conflict de-escalation Parking lot monitoring Public safety procedures Venue customer assistance Patrolling Perimeter security enforcement Safety standard operating procedures State-specific police officer certification Entry level Full Job Description
PARKING LOT PATROL
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ARMED OFF-DUTY LAW ENFORCEMENT
Chicago, IL 60605 Part-time; Weekends, Evenings (10-12 hrs shifts) $45/hr.
Job purpose:
Maintain a safe and secure environment for clients, customers and employees by patrolling and monitoring premises and personnel.
Duties and responsibilities:
Officers are to monitor patrons while tailgating to ensure the following: Not using profanity Not fighting Not soliciting Not consuming an unreasonable amount of alcohol 4 Officers are to assist Client parking staff with any irate patrons and de-escalate any situation that comes about. It is best practice to use verbal Judo while speaking with all patrons. Officers are to walk the lots in pairs to ensure all safety protocols are being followed. Officers are to inform patrons that tents are not allowed inside the lots. During the event officers are to continuously patrol the lots to ensure the lot is clear and no one is trying to gain access into other vehicles that aren't theirs. Officers are to be stationed at entry points of the lot, 30 minutes prior to gates opening to prevent any alcohol leaving the lots. During E-Gress officers are to assist Client's Parking Staff with getting patrons back into their vehicles and exits the lots. There is no tailgating during or after any event except specified football games that start at noon. Patrons are allowed to tailgate up to 2 hours prior to end of the game.
Qualifications:
Must be an active certified Illinois Police Officer or Law Enforcement Officer, in good standing with employed Department(s) Must be able to provide (VE-PEC) verification of employment as Peace Officer documentation from employed Department(s) Must have ability to maintain composure when dealing with unusual circumstances. Must have a reliable means of communication (i.e., cell phone). Must have reliable transportation Working conditions: All sites consist of outdoor post that involve working in inclement weather conditions.
Physical requirements:
Standing and Walking for extended periods of time. Must be physically capable of lifting, pushing and or pulling at least 50lbs. Accommodate foot patrols on the interior & exterior of the assigned facilities.