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The University of Chicago Sergeant, University of Chicago Police Department - JR24509-3800 in Chicago, Illinois

This job was posted by https://illinoisjoblink.illinois.gov : For more information, please see: https://illinoisjoblink.illinois.gov/jobs/11826145 Department

DSS Police: Patrol Services

About the Department

The University of Chicago campus is part of Chicago\'s Hyde Park neighborhood, which contains a significant amount of off-campus housing for undergraduate and graduate students. More than a third of the University\'s staff reside in areas surrounding the campus, and more than 50% of the University\'s faculty live in the Hyde Park area. The Department of Safety and Security includes the University of Chicago Police Department (UCPD), UC Campus Safety, Management Services, Transportation and Parking Services, Environmental Health and Safety, and Emergency Management. The Department is a unit of the Office of Legal Affairs and aims to provide stronger safety and transportation services to members of the University community. By long tradition, the University Police assists the Chicago Police Department in policing Hyde Park and surrounding neighborhoods. The University of Chicago Police Department has more than 100 sworn personnel. The University Police patrol an area encompassing 6.5 square miles and a population of approximately 65,000 people, many of whom have no direct connection to the University.

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Job Summary:

Sergeants assigned to specialized units perform specific duties characteristic of the unit. A Sergeant may be assigned to any one of the following: Accreditation, Fleet Management, Investigative Services, Community Relations, Administration, Special Events or Recruitment. In addition to performing some or all the above-described duties, a Sergeant assigned to any one of these specialized units provides knowledge, expertise, and experience which are unique to day-to-day operations of these units as well as unusual situations which may occur during law enforcement operations. The qualifications required of a Sergeant assigned to a specialized unit are subject to change depending on the changes in the Department\'s policies and procedures.

Responsibilities:

  • The position of Police Sergeant within the Department is assigned to a patrol squad, specialized unit, or administrative unit.
  • Provides oversight of their area of responsibility. In this capacity, the Sergeant prepares daily shift assignments; prepares and presents roll call briefing and training; inspects personnel and equipment for conformity to Department standards.
  • Reviews and approves various types of reports.
  • Prepares and investigates personnel complaints; responds to crime scenes; handles radio calls for service and dispatches personnel; keeps their supervisors informed of issues of concern to them.
  • Trains and directs probationary officers.
  • Manages crimes scenes, serving as the incident commander when required and until relieved.
  • Assures all personnel are held accountable for complying with state and federal laws as well as Department and University policies.
  • Performs related functions.

Competencies:

  • Demonstrated self-restraint in challenging and/or demanding situations required.
  • Willing to make sound decisions quickly based on the facts presented required.
  • Demonstrate respect and safeguard the dignity and rights of all individuals required.
  • Effectively deal with a variety of unpleasant circumstances and unusual human conduct associated with and/or arising from emergency situations including, but not limited to, physical trauma, mental and/or physical stress, panic, etc. required.
  • Establish and maintain effective working relationships with public and enforcement officials, public, and members of the University Community required. React effectively mentally and physically, quickly, calmly, and rationally during times f conflicts and emergencies required.
  • Safely defend self/or others in hostile, combative situations required.

Mental Demand Requirements:

Be aware of safety hazards and take appropriate precautions.

Communicate in writing.

Communicate orally.

Comprehend technical documents.

Condense complicated issues to simple summaries that can be understood by a variety of constituents.

Create and deliver presentations.

Develop and manage interpersonal relationships.

Exercise absolute discretion regarding confidential matters.

Follow written and/or verbal instructions.

Give directions.

Handle sensitive matters with tact and discretion.

Handle stressful situations.

Learn and develop skills.

Maintain a high level of alertness.

Pay attention to detail.

Perform multiple tasks simultaneously.

Prioritize work and meet deadlines.

React effectively, quickly, calmly, and rationally during conflicts and emergencies.

Train or teach others.

Work effectively and collegially with little supervision or as member of a team.

Work with frequent interruptions.

Work with people

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