Security Operations Intern - Spring 2027
The Children's Museum of Indianapolis
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- Location
- Indianapolis, IN
- Work style
- On-site
- Job type
- Part time, Internship
- Posted
- Oct 1
- 18 days ago
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About the company
The Children's Museum of Indianapolis
Museums and institutions · 201 to 500 employees
What you'll do
- Update security policies, procedures, and standard operating procedures; audit and relocate fire extinguishers and support the Safety Warden Program.
- Assist with school group procedures and security operations for Museum events.
What you need
- Sophomore, junior, or senior college-level students majoring in Security, Law Enforcement, or Homeland Security/Public Safety are preferred.
Key skills
Strong communication skills
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OVERVIEW:
The Security Operations Intern will assist the Director of Security Operations with day-to-day security operations and project-based work that supports the safety and security of The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis. This intern will contribute to operational improvements, documentation updates, and event and school group procedures while gaining exposure to security operations in a large, public-facing organization.
ESSENTIAL RESPONSIBILITIES:
Update Policies and Procedures within the Security Department
Fire Extinguisher audit and relocation
Assist with reviewing and updating Security Standard Operating Procedures.
Support the Safety Warden Program.
Assist with school group arrival and departure procedures.
Support security operations related to Museum events as needed.
REQUIREMENTS:
Sophomore, junior, or senior at the college level, majoring in Security, Law Enforcement, Homeland Security/Public Safety (preferred)
Experience working with children preferred, but not required.
Strong communication skills.
Basic computer and software skills.
Previous security-related experience not required.
Areas of Study/Interest: This opportunity is designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of security operations and emergency management in a public-facing environment, emphasizing the importance of safety, preparedness, and community engagement.
ADA REQUIREMENTS
Must be able to walk, stand, and move throughout the Museum campus for extended periods of time, with or without reasonable accommodation.
Must be able to read and update signage and written documentation, with or without reasonable accommodation.
Must be able to communicate effectively with staff, visitors, and external partners, with or without reasonable accommodation.
Must be able to use standard office and computer equipment, with or without reasonable accommodation.