Armed Security Guard - Mat Sinking Unit (MSU)

Controlled Force•Vicksburg, MS

10d•$25•Onsite

About The Position

ARMED SECURITY GUARD – MAT SINKING UNIT (MSU) Federal Contract | U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) Specialized Marine Operations Security Position with On-Site Lodging CONTROLLED F.O.R.C.E., Inc., a leading Woman-Owned Small Business specializing in federal security services, is seeking highly qualified Armed Security Guards for our Mat Sinking Unit (MSU) security detail. This specialized position provides security services for USACE marine operations involving the deployment and maintenance of concrete mat revetments for river and waterway infrastructure. With 27+ years of experience serving over 7,000 law enforcement agencies worldwide, we offer professional development, comprehensive training, and a unique opportunity for those who prefer field deployment and marine operations environments. The Mat Sinking Unit (MSU) is a specialized USACE marine operations team that deploys concrete mat revetments to protect riverbanks, levees, and waterway infrastructure. Security guards assigned to the MSU provide armed protection for personnel, equipment, and government property during these specialized field operations. MSU deployments involve working at various waterway locations with on-site sleeping quarters provided. Due to limited sleeping quarters at operational sites, the MSU security detail operates with a maximum of 5 guards (with potential for 2 additional positions if optional requirements are exercised). This position is ideal for security professionals who enjoy field work, marine environments, and deployment-style operations.

Requirements

Must be a U.S. Citizen
Must be able to obtain and maintain required government credentials and background checks
Must possess valid state-issued armed security license/certification
Must pass Physical Agility Test (PAT) administered by contractor with COR oversight
Must qualify with assigned duty weapon using approved course of fire
Must possess valid driver's license
Must be willing and able to deploy to various waterway locations for extended periods
Must be comfortable with on-site lodging arrangements and shared sleeping quarters
Must be flexible with deployment schedules and rotation periods
Must be able to work extended shifts and various duty hours including nights, weekends, and holidays
Must be comfortable working in outdoor/marine environments and various weather conditions
Ability to stand/walk for extended periods on uneven terrain and near waterways
Ability to respond quickly to security incidents in field environments
Must pass annual Physical Agility Test
Ability to operate security vehicles and equipment in various field conditions
Ability to work outdoors in various weather conditions (heat, cold, rain, humidity)
Comfortable working near water and marine operations
Ability to navigate field sites and operational areas safely
Must be available for extended deployment periods at various waterway locations
Must be able to live and work effectively in close quarters with other team members
Must maintain personal readiness for rapid deployment to MSU operations
Must be self-sufficient and able to work with minimal supervision in field settings
Must demonstrate maturity, professionalism, and sound judgment in remote/field environments
Ability to adapt to changing operational locations and field conditions
Comfortable working around heavy marine equipment and construction operations

Nice To Haves

Strong preference for candidates with prior deployment, military, or field operations experience

Responsibilities

Provide 24/7 armed security services during MSU field operations at various waterway locations
Protect MSU personnel, specialized marine equipment, and government property during deployment
Conduct security patrols of operational areas and equipment staging sites
Monitor and control access to MSU work sites and government property
Respond to security incidents, emergencies, and suspicious activities in field environments
Maintain visible security presence during marine operations
Work independently with minimal direct supervision during deployment periods
Secure specialized MSU marine equipment including mat-laying barges, crane vessels, and support equipment
Observe and monitor removal of government property and equipment from operational sites
Verify ENG Form 4900 documentation when government property is being removed
Record vehicle information, CAC credentials, and detailed descriptions of suspicious activities
Document the 5 W's (Who, What, When, Where, Why) in comprehensive incident reports
Photograph items being removed when appropriate for identification purposes
Report suspicious activities to Security Office by next business day
Maintain security of fuel, tools, and specialized marine equipment during field operations
Maintain radio/cellular communication with team members, COR, Security Office, and Law Enforcement
Follow proper escalation procedures: (1) Project Manager, (2) COR, (3) Chief of Security, or 911 as warranted
Provide timely status updates and situation reports from field locations
Coordinate with MSU operations personnel and government representatives during deployment
Maintain communication capability in various field and marine environments