Private Security Police - Armed

Department: Security

Location: Southfield

Schedule: Full-Time (40 Hours/Week), Every other weekend and holiday rotation

Shift: Variable

**GENERAL SUMMARY:**

Ready to be the guardian of Henry Ford Health? As a Private Security Police Officer - Armed, you'll work under general supervision to keep our facilities and properties safe and secure. You'll be the go-to person who monitors our spaces, protects our people and assets from harm, and ensures everything runs smoothly. Your mission? Direct visitors, patients, and employees to where they need to be, jump in to prevent and stop disturbances before they escalate, and keep the right people in the loop about what's happening on the ground. When backup is needed, you'll know exactly when and how to call it in. It's a role that combines vigilance, quick thinking, and genuine care for the safety of everyone who walks through our doors.

EDUCATION/EXPERIENCE REQUIRED:

• High School Diploma or Equivalent (GED), required.
• College degree preferred. Successful completion of a psychological evaluation.
• Must be at least 21 years of age for Security Police Officer-Armed role.
• Currently employed full-time as a police officer within the State of Michigan;
• -OR- A separated officer from full-time service from a police department within the State of Michigan (either retired in good standing, or resigned in good standing);
• -OR- An out-of-state officer currently employed full-time as a police officer and who qualifies to reciprocal licensure as defined by MCOLES;
• -OR- Up to one year of security experience in a Security Officer role at Henry Ford Health;
• -OR- Five plus (5+) years of complex security operations experience;
• -OR- Four plus (4+) years of military experience w/Honorable Discharge.

CERTIFICATIONS/LICENSURES REQUIRED:

• Work requires the certification under Public Act 330 within the first year of filling this position or at the first certification class offered in the tri county area.
• Valid, unexpired Concealed Pistol License.
• Maintain a valid unexpired Michigan operator’s license. • Successfully pass firearms training.
• Must satisfactorily complete state minimum training certification requirements and required testing.
• Annual training and testing requirements must be maintained.