Job Abstract

Who we are and what we do

Do you want to be a part of something that really matters? Team BNSF includes professionals focused on safety, service, and who take pride in delivering the nation\u2019s freight. Together, we help move goods and materials that sustain life and support local, national and global economies. The BNSF rail network is one of the largest freight railroads, spanning 28 western states and serving three Canadian provinces.

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What we believe

At BNSF, our Vision and Values drive who we are, not only in our words, but also our actions. BNSF is committed to our foundational values of equality and inclusion.\u00A0As members of the BNSF community, our employees are entitled to:

• be treated with dignity and respect.
• have equal access to tools, resources, training and development opportunities.
• have equal opportunity to achieve their full potential.

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We model the way through our leadership, our BNSF Diversity Councils, our diverse Business Resource Groups, our deep involvement and investment in the communities we serve, and through diversity and inclusion training programs. It\u2019s through our actions that we create an inclusive, open and collaborative workplace that truly encourages diverse perspectives in all interactions.

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To learn more about our BNSF Police\u00A0team, please view this video:\u00A0\u00A0Resource Protection

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DUTIES/RESPONSIBILITIES:

• Protects and safeguards company assets and resources including personnel, property and customer\u2019s property entrusted to the company.
• Conduct proficient, sensitive corporate and criminal investigations, provide accurate, detailed reports and provide court testimony when required.
• Identify and properly handle trespassers on Company property and make arrests as appropriate.
• Counsels and advises company officials to reduce crime and accidents and improve security; coordinates response to railroad emergencies; supervises contract security guards and trains other employees on relevant matters.
• Perform aggressive crime prevention patrol of facilities, railroad property and trains, with special emphasis on TOFC/COFC, automobiles, and high value shipments.
• Perform other duties as assigned

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BASIC QUALIFICATIONS:

\u2022 High School diploma or GED.\u00A0

\u2022 Must have satisfactorily completed basic police training at a recognized state certified academy

\u2022 Must meet peace officer commissioning standards in state in which this job is posted and be commissioned as such and maintain a valid State Peace Office License in that state.\u00A0

\u2022 Must meet BNSF Resource Protection Solutions Team standards as a Special Agent

\u2022 Must have a valid driver\u2019s license

\u2022 Must be willing and able to travel as required

\u2022 Must be able and willing to use the company\u2019s computer system for creating reports and databases

\u2022 Must be physically and psychologically fit, able to successfully pass any required company evaluations and pass an extensive background investigation

\u2022 Must successfully complete any required company training for this position

\u2022 Must have broad knowledge of railroad industry and operations; particularly as it relates to handling emergency situations such as derailments, load securement, and like events

\u2022 Must have a broad knowledge of criminal law and procedures

\u2022 Must be able to successfully lead people, often in a stressful critical-event environment

\u2022 Must be able to meet any government or Company training and retention standards

\u2022 Must\u00A0live or be willing\u00A0to relocate within 50 miles of the assigned work location

\u2022 Eighteen months of successful experience as a full time peace officer with a city, county, state federal or railroad law enforcement agency required

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PREFERED\u00A0QUALIFICATIONS:

\u2022 Bachelor"s degree

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UNION:

• Allied Services Division, Transportation-Communications Union
• Dues required per union agreement\u00A0

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