Matteo Avila

• Assists patients, staff and visitors.
• Guards/protects patients, staff and visitors and physically restrains violent persons.
• Arms and disarms the Fire Control System.
• Escorts staff and visitors to the parking lots.
• Escort people to pathology/morgue.
• Verifies the physical security of CHEO property through patrols, door checks and responding to calls for service.
• Responds to code calls including: elevator occurrences, stat calls from the units and alarms in Physical Plant.
• Conducts initial investigations (e.g. thefts, motor vehicle collisions, suspicious persons / activities, animal control, CHEO policy incidents, safety/ security and fire risks).
• Enforcement of parking regulations and the Trespass to Property Act on CHEO property.
• Performs the duties of the parking attendant (as required).
• Monitor/maintain the video surveillance systems, access control system and responds to alarms.
• Write reports and enter incident details using approved software.
• Performs work in accordance with the provisions of the Occupational Health and Safety Act and Regulations and all CHEO corporate / departmental policies and procedures related to Occupational Health and Safety.
• Performs work in accordance with the provisions of the Private Security and Investigative Services Act and regulations
• Performs other related duties as assigned by the Manager.

• Provided physical security for personnel, property, equipment, documents, and sensitive materials.
• Basic Military Qualification
• Mitigated risk with immediate emergency response security.
• Monitored the condition of tools, equipment, and vehicles to ensure proper functioning.
• Attend weekly training nights
• Inspected finished products to ensure quality standards are met.
• Attend monthly exercises
• Range Exercise of C9, C8 and pistol
• Convoy Exercises
• Recce Exercises

• Maintenance of investment properties around the City.

• Responsible for Security, controlling access to building during office hours and weekends, completing security infraction / incident reports, conducting internal/external security foot patrols of the building and providing general information and assistance to employees and the general public.
• Conducted daily security patrols of assigned areas.
• Enforced safety regulations and monitored access control points.
• Investigated suspicious activity and reported findings to management.
• Responded to alarms, emergencies, and disturbances.
• Observed surveillance cameras for any suspicious activity or intruders.
• Provided customer service assistance to staff and visitors in a professional manner.
• Assisted with searches of personnel, vehicles, packages.

• Conducted comprehensive background checks and due diligence investigations on individuals and entities to mitigate risk.
• Maintained detailed case log of all cases assigned to monitor progress and completion.
• Documented facts and statements gathered from complainants, witnesses and accused persons.
• Provided excellent service and attention to customers when face-to-face or through phone conversations.

• Continually prioritizes requests based on priority as governed by procedures, policy, RCMP CPIC guidelines, RCMP Data Classification and Protection, Provincial Adequacy standards, Federal and Provincial Legislation and Privacy legislation:

• Receive, assess, and triage CPIC requests from multiple control points simultaneously and assign priority in accordance with the CPIC system’s mandate of officer and public safety.

• Gather, assess, collate and determine relevant information from various databases requiring the use of numerous applications including CPIC, specialized MIlitary Police applications, and external applications.

• Review, disseminate and respond to requests from other CPIC Agencies, Law Enforcement Services, and Judicial Partners.

• Generate, maintain and conclude RMS flag records related to subject sign-in conditions; monitor and disseminate the RMS Flag handle for overdue sign-ins, and confirm sign-in conditions are still valid.

• Create and submit RMS General Occurrences and / or Court Folders for Judicial Partners without CPIC access to manage and maintain their 3rd party CPIC Entries i.e. civil warrants, small claims court warrants, restraining orders, probation services charges and warrants, transferred probation orders from other provinces, and provincial warrants.

• Provide real time CPIC support to MIlitary police officer frontline patrol officers, investigators, the Communications Centre and all other CPIC system users:

• Respond to inquiries Military Police Officer regarding the CPIC system and provide assistance in obtaining required investigative information from external agencies.