Job Description
SERJEANT-AT-ARMS III, JOB GRADE ‘‘L’’UGCASB 6 (1 post)
a) Duties and responsibilities
Duties and responsibilities will entail:
a) Supervision of junior staff in the designated unit;
b) Routine inspection the fire equipment and provide reports;
c) Implement plans for organized security drills;
d) Update senior officers on emerging security critical incidences;
e) Implement specific instructions on custody of security items and other equipment;
f) Undertake duties to meet desirable housekeeping standards;
g) Performing chamber and ceremonial duties;
h) Providing fire and safety protective services;
i) Undertake access control duties - receiving visitors and suppliers to the assembly and directing
them to the respective staff or department in the county assembly;
j) Perform crowd control management duties;
k) Perform duties towards maintenance of decorum, law and order within the precincts of the
Assembly;
l) Ensuring safe custody of the mace;
m) Ensuring safety and security of the assembly precincts, firearms and of members of the
county assembly;
n) Controlling of authorized parking to ensure order and security in the county assembly
premises;
o) Ensuring cleanliness of the assembly premises in accordance to the assembly policies and
procedures;
p) Ensuring that CCTV cameras are functional and are well manned; and
q) Ensuring that conference facilitation are availed and secured especially when committee go
out of the assembly.
b) Requirements for Appointment
For appointment to this grade, an officer must have:
(i) Served in the in the disciplined forces in a rank of not less than Chief Inspector for a period of
not less than six (6) years for direct appointment;
(ii) Bachelor’s Degree in Security Management /Investigations, Criminology and Forensic
studies from a recognized institution;
(iii) Certificate in Management Course not lasting less than four weeks from a recognized
institution;
(iv) Certificate in fire-fighting and first aid;
(v) An exemplary service certificate;
(vi) A valid certificate of good conduct;
(ix) A Paramilitary/Military Training qualifications; and
x) Meet the requirements of Leadership and Integrity set out in Chapter Six of the Constitution.