Officer in Charge - Protective Force - Armed

Under general direction, supervises the personnel engaged in the Protective Forces function for the company. This position would have armed guard force accountabilities. Supervises the day-to-day shift operations of the department. Supervises the equipment used by personnel, investigates unusual incidents and directs activities at emergencies. Assists in the development and implementation of access and perimeter control operational procedures, conveying and verifying security requirements. Implements corrective actions and upgrades to physical and technical security posture of the company.  Identifies and recommends electronic access control equipment designed to detect unauthorized entry into facilities or property.  Supervises assigned personnel in guard areas, initiate corrective actions, and completes daily activity reports. Directs personnel responsible for electronic and physical security systems, evaluates performance, and develops process and procedures to minimize risks. Ensures safety of personnel by checking and monitoring of all equipment in guard areas. Updates post orders, accounts for security seals, and supervises vehicle inspections. Participates in Emergency Response operational plans and related activities as required. Coordinates security requirements and participates in security planning of various on-site construction projects. Participates in Protective Force administrative and operational matters with management, union officials, local law enforcement and client/customers to ensure continuity of operations. When necessary, supervises the handling of demonstrators and perpetrators. Supervises the activities and provides leadership direction to the professional, technical and support staff within the organization unit.

Qualification Guidelines:

High School diploma or equivalent and more than 8 years progressive experience in the armed forces security, military police or with a , public or private sector security organization. Must meet any physical requirements for defensive combat protective personnel. Also must qualify with weapons and have a background, which would not preclude a security clearance granted. Certified Protection Professional (CPP) preferred.

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