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- Full-time
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- $27.82 CAD / hour
- Full-time
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Queen's University

Security Practitioner (J1026-0305)

Kingston, ON, Canada

Full-time

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Job type: Full-time
Apply by: Nov 20, 2026
Posting language: English
Posted: Oct 21, 2026

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Job Summary

The mandate of Campus Security and Emergency Services (CSES) is to promote a safe and welcoming environment that recognizes and is respectful of the diverse nature of the Queen's University Community.

Reporting to the Managers, CSES, however receiving daily direction from the Security Supervisor (Supervisor), the Security Practitioners (Practitioner) are responsible for the safety and security of university faculty, staff, students and visitors under the Supervisors’ direction and to protect university property. The Practitioner follows the policies and procedures set by the university’s security program and complies with all applicable regulations and laws to ensure the safety of the campus. In addition, the Practitioner assists the Supervisors in investigations, preparing statements of observations and collecting evidence while understanding the need to be respectful to victims, students, faculty, staff, and visitors.

Committed to equity, diversity and inclusion, and in a collaborative team environment, the Practitioner interacts with students, faculty, staff, visitors, and community partners providing holistic security for the university. They accomplish this by being involved with internal and external committees and positively engaging the campus community by attending events and performing foot patrols.

Providing an essential service to the university Community on a 7/24/365 basis, the Practitioner will work rotating shifts and irregular overtime, sometimes at short notice, including covering for staff who are sick or in response to emergency situations.

Job Description

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES:

Perform work in accordance with the provisions of the Private Security and Investigative Services Act and regulations.

Assist the Supervisors in executing the campus security plan at major university events, including but not limited to Orientation Week, Homecoming, Christmas Shutdown, St. Patrick’s Day, and expected or unplanned demonstrations.

Inform Supervisor when there are emergencies and major incidents and assist to ensure the safety of students, faculty, staff, and visitors to the university.

Foster a culture of campus community engagement through positive interaction with the university community by attending and engaging at events and conducting patrols.

Patrol university premises to prevent and detect signs of mischief and ensure security of doors, windows, gates, and the general grounds.

Maintain a visible presence on campus and provide valid warnings to students, faculty, staff, and visitors, who create disturbances, and apprehend or evict violators if required.

Accurately document and update all relevant facts required concerning daily activities and incidents into the CSES records management system and ensure Patroller reports are included, as required.

Under the supervision, of the Supervisor, collect statements and evidence, which may be referred to the police, providing on-site assistance to victims and referring them to the appropriate agency for post-trauma care.

Understand the importance of human rights; where appropriate refer victims to the university’s Human Rights Office.

Respond to incidents as directed on campus including alarms (fire, intrusion, environmental, mechanical etc.), criminal incidents (violence, assault, sexual assault, trespass, theft, etc.), emergencies and mental health crises and provide assistance to the responding Security Supervisor or external agencies (fire, police, ambulance) to resolve, mitigate or diffuse a situation.

Conduct personal safety escorts for members of the university community on campus and authorize entry or exit to and from university buildings, offices, labs, parking lots, etc. when circumstances are warranted.

Provide on-the-job training to Patrollers as per established CSES training procedures; as well as provide training and guidance to contract security when required.

Participate on various internal and external committees as assigned by the Director, CSES (Director).

Participate in speaking engagements to groups at the university.

Perform the duties of the ERC operator once trained, as assigned.

Perform the duties of Supervisor once trained, as assigned.

Undertakes other duties in support of the department as required by the Director or Managers.

REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS:

Post-secondary education in security and/or law enforcement or equivalent combined with previous experience in a related field, preferably in a university or institutional environment.

Current Private Security & Investigative Services Branch Security Guard Licence with the Ontario Ministry of the Solicitor General, and in good standing.

Must be familiar with and able to enforce the provisions of the Criminal Code of Canada, the Trespass to Property Act, the Youth Criminal Justice Act, the Liquor Licence Act and the Queen’s University Student Code of Conduct.

Understanding of non-discriminating practices and issues of equity and diversity, such as accessibility, faith requirements, gender identity, and cultural differences.

Knowledge of the university campus, organizational structure and procedures would be considered an asset.

Experience with two-way radio systems and alarm systems including intrusion, fire, and mechanical would be considered an asset.

Training in Emergency Management, Critical Incident Stress Management and Mental Health training would be considered an asset.

Possess a valid Class G Ontario Driver’s Licence, and provide a clear driver’s abstract.

Certified in First Aid and CPR.

Satisfactory Criminal Record Check.

Consideration may be given to an equivalent combination of education and experience.

SPECIAL SKILLS:

Ability to work as a member of a team within a group.

Excellent communication skills (verbal and written).

Strong interpersonal skills, and a positive attitude while conducting themselves in a pleasant, responsive professional manner.

Ability to maintain composure while dealing with incidents, multiple priorities, and in emergencies to effectively assist with resolving the situation.

Possess good judgment and common sense and be able to de-escalate confrontational situations with students, faculty, staff, and visitors to campus.

Able to immediately consider strategies to resolve incidents effectively in a wide variety of situations, some involving physical danger to the Security Practitioner or others.

Ability to use discretion and good judgment in dealing with sensitive or confidential information, including the ability to discern when sensitive issues should be referred to the Supervisors, Managers or the Director.

Ability to work effectively and respectfully in a socially and culturally diverse community.

Ability to adhere to strict confidentiality.

Proficiency in the use of computers, including word processing, spreadsheet and other software application programs.

Ability to climb stairs and walk approximately 8- 12 km per shift in all weather conditions.

Ability to work rotating shifts and irregular overtime, sometimes at short notice, including covering for staff who are sick or in response to emergency situations at the university.

DECISION MAKING:

Ability to make decisions and handle security related incidents that could involve life threatening situations, without on-site direction from superiors.

Ability to make recommendations to the Security Supervisor on how to handle a situation based on the known facts observed during an incident.

Determine when an incident requires the Supervisor to attend or needs to be notified.

Determine whether or not to grant access to faculty, staff, students and visitors to the university facilities.

Research and make recommendations regarding CSES procedures, community engagement, and equipment purchases to the Supervisors, Managers, and Director; help implement change.

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Responsibilities

Patrol university premises, maintain a visible security presence, respond to emergencies and security incidents, and help protect the campus community and university property. Support investigations, document incidents, assist victims, provide escorts and access control, and contribute to campus engagement and security training.

Requirements

Requires post-secondary education in security or law enforcement, or equivalent education and related experience, along with a current Ontario security guard licence, a valid Class G driver’s licence, First Aid and CPR certification, and a satisfactory criminal record check. Candidates should have strong communication, judgment, de-escalation, confidentiality, and teamwork skills, and be able to work rotating shifts and irregular overtime.

Skills

Campus Security
Incident Response
Emergency Management
De-escalation
Investigation and Evidence Collection
Report Writing
First Aid and CPR
Radio and Alarm Systems
Conflict Resolution
Communication
Interpersonal Skills
Judgment and Decision-Making
Confidentiality
Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion
Community Engagement
Teamwork

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Keywords

Campus Security
Private Security and Investigative Services Act
Ontario Security Guard Licence
Criminal Code of Canada
Trespass to Property Act
Youth Criminal Justice Act
Liquor Licence Act
Student Code of Conduct
Emergency Management
Critical Incident Stress Management
Mental Health Training
First Aid
CPR
Class G Driver’s Licence
Criminal Record Check
Two-Way Radio Systems
Intrusion Alarms
Fire Alarms
Mechanical Alarms
Incident Response
Evidence Collection
Patrols
Access Control
De-escalation
Human Rights
Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion
CSES Records Management System
Word Processing
Spreadsheet Software

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