POSITION: Event Police Officer An Event Police Officer is responsible for maintaining safety, order, and security at various events, including concerts, sports games, etc. Their role focuses on crowd management, traffic control, emergency response, and ensuring compliance with laws and regulations. MAJOR RESPONSIBILITIES: 1. Crowd Management: - Monitor and manage crowd movements to prevent overcrowding or incidents. - Enforce entry, exit, and emergency procedures as necessary. - Respond to and de-escalate situations involving unruly or disruptive behavior. 2. Traffic and Parking Control: - Direct traffic and parking around the event location to ensure smooth flow. - Set up and remove temporary traffic signs or barriers. - Coordinate with other officers to prevent unauthorized access to restricted areas. 3. Security and Surveillance: - Patrol the event area to detect and respond to suspicious activity. - Conduct searches at entry points for prohibited items. - Monitor CCTV and security systems when required. 4. Emergency Response: - Respond quickly to emergencies, including medical incidents, fires, or disturbances. - Provide first aid or summon emergency medical assistance as necessary. - Coordinate with event organizers, fire departments, and medical teams for emergency management. 5. Law Enforcement: - Enforce local, state, and federal laws during the event. - Detain and, if necessary, arrest individuals engaged in illegal activity. - Write reports and document incidents as needed. 6. Public Assistance: - Provide directions and general information to event attendees. - Assist lost or separated individuals, such as children or elderly attendees, in reuniting with their groups. 7. Collaborate with Event Organizers: - Consult with event organizers to understand event protocols, security needs, and crowd expectations. - Attend pre-event briefings to align on event-specific rules and regulations. QUALIFICATIONS: - Minimum Education: High school diploma or GED; completion of police academy training. - Certification: State licensure or certification in law enforcement. - Experience: Prior experience in security or law enforcement, preferably in an event or crowd setting. - Skills: Strong communication, problem-solving, crowd management, and people skills. - Physical Requirements: Ability to stand for extended periods and physically manage tense situations when needed. Additional Requirements: - Ability to work weekends, nights, and holidays based on event schedules. - Familiarity with basic emergency medical procedures and first aid. - Proficiency with security and communication equipment, including radios and CCTV.