The Assistant Public Safety Manager (APSM) - Event Operations serves as the primary contact for all assigned, contracted events for public safety/ security needs.
Requirements
- Oversees and is responsible for event security planning and execution at the MCCA venues for all assigned events
- Responsible for ensuring all Event Public Safety Department personnel have a detailed understanding of each facility’s Emergency Operations Procedures
- Works on developing and recommending all management plans to oversee all assigned events at the MCCAs designated facility
- Is the single point of contact for both the client and MCCA event services for all assigned events within the MCCAs designated facility
- Responsible for attending all event Pre-Conference & Post Conference meetings at the MCEC& Hynes for each assigned event
- Assists with coordinating all assigned event pre-planning meetings with other MCCA departments
- During all assigned events, will serve as the MCCA client liaison with show management, show security consulting, approved security vendors, and MCCA Event Management
- Responsible for assisting with all scheduling and staffing relating to events at both the MCEC and Hynes
- Responsible for developing and proposing all client event related security proposals
- Responsible for final bill submittal to event client and MCCA Venue Management System
- Responsible for developing and reviewing all MCCA event security proposals from all security contractors related to each assigned event
- Responsible for working in conjunction with the MCCA clients, decorators, and regulatory event fire safety floor plan approvers, prior to the opening of an event
- Oversees and is responsible for the supervision and deployment of all contract security services providers
- Prior to, during, and following events, is the primary point of contact with other Authority departments, clients, and client contractors related to event public safety, security, and medical services for assigned events
- Responsible for the on-site inspection of all assigned event floor plans and works in conjunction with the Public Safety Manager for final approval
- Safety / Security
- Responds to all emergency calls as the MCCA Incident Commander during assigned events
- Responsible for enforcing all applicable MCCA, federal, state, and city licenses and statutes
- Primary point of contact with police, fire, civil defense, emergency management, medical and other public safety agencies regarding issues affecting the Authority, its personnel, and its facilities
- When assigned, represents the Authority at public safety, security, emergency management, and medical related meetings of professional organizations
- Prepares and maintains all departmental reports, records, and logs for each assigned event
- Reviews and documents performance of those he/she is assigned to manage
- Assists and recommends MCCA Public Safety training including emergency training, event security training, customer service training, and Operations training MCCA wide
- Develops and maintains professional networks within professional organizations associated with the convention center and hospitality industry
- Inspects MCCA facilities relative to ensuring the appropriate levels of security are being enforced across all facilities including but not limited to the MCCA Badge & Contractor ID Policy
- Ensures that the framework of the National Incident Management System (NIMS), including Incident Command System (ICS) is being utilized during any emergency response
- Negotiation and decision-making skills as well as the ability to multi task are essential
- Demonstrated knowledge of developing and maintaining staffing schedules, with experience in security, property management, operations, law enforcement policies, and investigative procedures are preferred
- A well-organized individual who is a team player who can relate to people at all levels of an organization, possesses excellent communication skills, flexibility, and has a working knowledge of state-of-the-art word processing and computer-related analytical tools and databases, such as Microsoft Word, Excel, and Access
- Must possess a valid US Driver’s License and must have license and a driving record acceptable to the MCCA to operate a vehicle in the State of Massachusetts
- It is preferable that the incumbent be CPR and First Aid certified
Benefits
- Generous Paid Time Off
- 401k Matching
- Retirement Plan
