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Security Officer

Loyola University Chicago
Rogers Park-Lake Shore Campus, Chicago, IL
On-siteUSD 16 - 20 / hour

About this role

Job title: Security Officer

About the Role The Security Officer is a full-time, non-exempt position within Loyola University Chicago’s Campus Safety department. The role’s primary purpose is to maintain a safe environment for the University community through patrols of campus buildings, grounds, parking lots, off-campus facilities, and nearby city streets as needed. Based at the Rogers Park-Lake Shore Campus, the officer will conduct foot and vehicular patrols and respond to safety incidents in alignment with the University’s Jesuit mission.

What You'll Do

  • Patrol campus buildings, grounds, parking lots, off-campus facilities, and surrounding city streets by foot and by vehicle to maintain a secure environment.
  • Monitor safety conditions, enforce campus policies, and respond to safety incidents as assigned.
  • Complete required security training and maintain documentation using basic office/reporting software.
  • Operate university-owned vehicles as needed, ensuring safety and compliance.

What We're Looking For

  • Education: High School diploma or GED with zero to one year of related experience.
  • Ability to physically perform foot and vehicle patrol duties.
  • Willingness to pass all security training as assigned.
  • Basic keyboarding and office/reporting software skills.
  • No direct animal or patient contact required.

Nice to Have

  • None specified.

Compensation & Benefits

  • Salary: $15.80 - $20.00 per hour, non-exempt.
  • This is a full-time position within Loyola’s Campus Safety organization.
  • Loyola University Chicago offers a wide array of benefits; for details, please view the university benefits information on the posting page.

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