About the role#
This is a student technical position within the University Police Access Control unit. You will work directly with the Access Control Specialist to manage key issuance and lock core maintenance for campus facilities. This role involves significant time spent outdoors and walking between campus buildings.
What you'll do#
- Issue keys to employees and manage returns within the key program.
- Maintain key storage and enter key codes into the department computer program.
- Install re-pinned cores in locks and build core packs for housing re-cores.
- Assist with various maintenance tasks related to locking hardware and doors.
What you'll need#
- Enrollment of at least half-time (6 undergraduate or 5 graduate credit hours) during the fall and spring semesters.
- International students must maintain full-time enrollment (12 undergraduate or 9 graduate credit hours).
- Summer enrollment of at least 3 credit hours, or proof of fall enrollment.
- A valid driver's license.
- Punctuality and dependability, with a commitment to work the full school year or at least one full semester.
- Strong interpersonal skills and sensitivity to intercultural communication.
- Prior experience in access control, maintenance, or labor positions is preferred.
- If you need fewer credit hours to graduate than the employment minimum, you must provide a letter from your Academic Advisor.
Location & details#
- Edmond, Oklahoma.
- On-site work modality.
- Up to 25 hours per week during fall and spring semesters.
- Up to 35 hours per week during summer semesters.
About University of Central Oklahoma
The University of Central Oklahoma is a public institution based in Edmond. It serves over 16,000 students through 121 undergraduate and 74 graduate programs. Founded in 1890, the university maintains facilities throughout the Oklahoma City metropolitan area. The school employs 2,804 people.
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