Disney Security

[SOLISIMO]

What positions do they have other than the costumed one. Im an 8 year Deputy Sheriff thats always wanted to work in Disney as security but more of better paying role due to my training. I have seen they have undercover at every gate that I can spot out but what else do they have:shrug:

 

[CAPTAIN HOOK]

I'd suggest that this is something you look into nearer your retirement date from "real" policing, I can't imagine it pays anything like what you're currently on. Unless you do Disney security while on Rest Days to supplement your income

 

[SOLISIMO]

I'd suggest that this is something you look into nearer your retirement date from "real" policing, I can't imagine it pays anything like what you're currently on. Unless you do Disney security while on Rest Days to supplement your income

I was thinking more on the corporate level, as far as costumed positions I make that in the first 10 minutes of every hour :lol:

 

[marni1971]

Ouch.

 

[Elonwy]

From my understanding security positions fall under the Health and Safety umbrella and therefore have stricter guidelines for hiring than just having police experience. You could probably easily get into a position in security but you would have to see the guidelines for any corporate position.

the following is for a manager ... the lowest of the "corporate" positions. The higher positions ie Director have the same requiremets as a manager and then some.

This may give you an idea if you are even qualified for the position...as noted, these are the minimum requirements soo they may actually be looking for more.

RESPONSIBILITIES:
Provide Safety & Health leadership at WDW, leading a team of 25+ S&H professionals. Serve as a consultant and partner with local operational leadership to Integrate Global Operational standards and processes. Serve as a conduit for problem solving and communication of incidents to partners. Develop and implement policies, practices, and procedures. Track outcomes through defined measures. Provide oversight of the day-to-day safety, alignment of goals, objectives, standards, and best practices for attractions, operations, entertainment, merchandising, food and beverage, catering and conventions, housekeeping, transportation, horticulture, SECURITY, custodial, engineering, maintenance and manufacturing, construction, textile services, distribution services, utilities, pyrotechnics, and animal programs.

REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS: (These are the minimum qualifications you need to be considered for the job.) * Bachelor’s degree in Safety, Industrial Hygiene, Engineering, Sciences, related technical field or equivalent
* Minimum of ten (10) years of experience within Safety/Industrial Hygiene
* Minimum of three (3) years management experience
* Demonstrated ability to effectively work with and direct the efforts of other professionals
* Proven organizational skills with attention to detail
* Demonstrated strong verbal, written and presentation communication skills
* Demonstrated strong time management, planning and project management skills
* Demonstrated strong analytical and problem solving skills
* Demonstrated strong computer skills
* Demonstrated strong presentation and influencing skills and proven competence in verbal and written communication

DESIRED QUALIFICATIONS:
* Master’s of Business Administration degree or equivalent
* Proven Certified Safety Professional (CSP)
* Proven Certified Industrial Hygienist (CIH)
* Proven Associate in Risk Management Designation (ARM)
* Proven Service Industry experience

 

[I_heart_Tigger]

What positions do they have other than the costumed one. Im an 8 year Deputy Sheriff thats always wanted to work in Disney as security but more of better paying role due to my training. I have seen they have undercover at every gate that I can spot out but what else do they have:shrug:

When I worked there most of the Disney security that I knew were at or near retirement age and had 20-30 years experience and that was for non-corporate positions. I think it tends to be people who retire and want to make a bit to supplement their income (as a previous poster mentioned) not for people looking for a large paycheck as their only source of income for their family.

The heads of security required management experience, university courses and as head of loss prevention, required specialized training courses and work experience. I didn't know anyone there personally but I knew that a few of the security people said they didn't have the requirements for management.

Having 8 years experience as deputy sheriff may be an asset but you may still be a long way from having the requirements for a corporate position.

Not sure what age you are but perhaps you could start taking some of the required courses in order to be eligible and apply in a few years if you're set on getting a corporate job. Otherwise you may be eligible for a costumed security job, as someone with law inforcement experience you would fit right in. They're a great group.

 

[SoupBone]

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