School Safety Specialist - Part Time
$30,000–$32,400 year
On-siteWoodway, Texas, United States
Job Summary
Facilitate regional professional development and act as a functional link between school administrators and local emergency responders. Oversee state-mandated safety audits, conduct on-site facility inspections, and assist districts in identifying grant funding. Manage data collection for regional safety trends and support school safety collaboratives to foster resource sharing among regional safety officers. Stay current on emerging trends in safety technology and legislative changes while managing complex projects through proactive problem-solving. Travel within the region, state, and nation when appropriate.
Required Qualifications
- Bachelor's degree or an equivalent combination of education and professional experience
- Experience in public education
- At least 3 years of relevant experience
- Comprehensive knowledge of Texas school safety legislation (e.g., SB 11, HB 3), Texas School Safety Center (TxSSC) standards, the Texas Education Agency Office of School Safety's mandates, and general school emergency response
- Proficiency in conducting physical facility audits and vulnerability assessments to identify security gaps
- Excellent written, verbal, and interpersonal communication skills; proven ability to deliver effective presentations to diverse groups (educators, law enforcement, and stakeholders)
- Highly organized self-starter able to coordinate complex projects and manage program logistics through proactive problem-solving
- Ability to research/interpret complex policies and translate data into actionable insights using advanced software (spreadsheets and word processing)
- A collaborative team player committed to a positive workplace culture and continuous improvement through Quality Management System (QMS) initiatives
- Travel within the region, state, and nation when appropriate
- Occasional light lifting and carrying (less than 15 pounds)
- Maintain a calm attitude in demanding situations
- Make changes and adapt to various responsibilities on an ongoing basis
- Work with frequent interruptions, tight deadlines, and limited office space
Desired Qualifications
- Stay current on emerging trends in safety technology, mental health support, and legislative changes
- Manage data collection for regional safety trends and training metrics for reporting to ESC 12 leadership and state agencies
- Dedicated to continuous personal and professional growth, including attending required professional development to remain a subject matter expert in the field
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