Safety Planning Specialist at UBC (British Columbia)

Safety Planning Specialist at UBC (British Columbia)

18 Oct
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University of British Columbia
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British Columbia

18 Oct

University of British Columbia

British Columbia

Drive campus safety initiatives at UBC as a Safety Planning Specialist. This role focuses on threat assessment, risk management, and developing safety strategies to support a secure setting.

As a vital member of the Threat Assessment within Campus Security, you will support UBC's commitment to safety and inclusivity. Collaborating with a multidisciplinary team, you will develop tailored safety frameworks to mitigate risks associated with threatening behavior. This role serves to ensure faculty, students, and staff have access to essential safety resources and partnerships.

Key Responsibilities:
• Conduct threat assessments and manage incident escalations
• Develop and implement individualized safety plans




• Collaborate with internal departments for coordinated responses
• Prepare threat briefings and documentation
• Participate in high-security event safety planning

Requirements:
• Undergraduate degree in Criminology or Psychology
• Minimum two years in security or personnel administration
• Experience with trauma-informed approaches
• Strong communication and decision-making skills
• Capability to work both independently and collaboratively

Enhance safety at UBC by applying your expertise in risk management and community collaboration.
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📌 Safety Planning Specialist at UBC (British Columbia)
🏢 University of British Columbia
📍 British Columbia

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