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Position SummaryThe Bridge Patrol Officer works in a fast paced and dynamic 24/7 department with 36 team members to ensure the efficient and effective daily operation and security of the Golden Gate Bridge and associated facilities. Responsibilities include critical infrastructure security, roadway and visitor safety, crisis intervention and suicide prevention, emergency roadway services, traffic management, parking enforcement, revenue collection, and customer service. The Bridge Patrol Officer serves as a customer contact and organizational ambassador for persons who drive, walk and bicycle the Golden Gate Bridge on a daily basis.Essential ResponsibilitiesPatrols the Bridge and surrounding areas using patrol cars, bicycles, and motorized scooters for the purpose of providing security, suicide prevention/apprehension, and to provide assistance to the publicResponds to all incidents on the Bridge and its approaches, such as accidents, attempted suicides, body retrieval from the South Tower moat and other areas near the BridgeResponds to medical emergencies and first- aid callsEnforces District ordinances and regulations on the Bridge and surrounding areas and on other District propertyConducts preliminary investigations of motor vehicle accidents, suicides, and any other reportable incidents that occur on the Bridge or surrounding areaChecks the District buildings for physical securityCoordinates with the California Highway Patrol and other law enforcement agencies when neededAssists in the apprehension of possible suicidesAssists with traffic and crowd controlPerforms traffic control and issues parking citationsOperates tower elevators and performs driving duties as assignedMaintains positive public relations and performs preliminary investigations of complaints from the publicKnows and follows the safety and health rules and safe working practices applicable to the jobRegular and reliable attendance and performance is requiredEmployment Type: Full TimeSalary: $94,827 - $105,352 AnnualBonus/Commission: No