Cleared American Guards and Construction Surveillance Technicians

Atlas Advisors•Columbus, OH

11d•Onsite

About The Position

Atlas Advisors is building a qualified candidate bench for Cleared American Guard and Construction Surveillance Technician positions supporting secure U.S. military facilities in Germany. These are separate positions with different duties and technical requirements. Applicants should identify whether they are applying for CAGS, CST, or both. Cleared American Guards provide fixed-site security and access control for classified or controlled facilities. Construction Surveillance Technicians protect classified facilities throughout construction and renovation.

Requirements

U.S. citizenship.
An active Top Secret clearance with SCI eligibility.
Relevant education and experience for the applicable Junior, Journeyman, or Senior labor category.
The ability to work full-time and on-site at the assigned OCONUS location.
The ability to obtain and maintain applicable Status of Forces Agreement, Technical Representative, or other required overseas work authorization.
Strong written and verbal communication skills and the ability to support mission-driven priorities in classified or operational environments.
The ability to travel, work shifts, or work outside normal duty hours when required by the position.
Relevant physical-security, force-protection, law-enforcement, military-security, construction-security, or comparable experience.

Nice To Haves

For CST positions, experience with secure-facility construction, construction surveillance, construction trades, engineering, facilities maintenance, inspection, or blueprint review is strongly preferred.
ICD 705 and SCIF construction experience are important CST differentiators.
Formal ICD 705 training is preferred but is not required to apply.

Responsibilities

Control access by personnel, vehicles, materials, and equipment.
Conduct personnel, vehicle, bag, and property inspections in accordance with site procedures.
Monitor CCTV, alarms, intrusion-detection systems, and other physical-security systems.
Maintain post logs, access rosters, key-control records, shift-change briefs, and incident reports.
Respond to security, fire, medical, and other emergencies and coordinate with appropriate emergency services.
Protect classified facilities, information, property, and materials from unauthorized access, vandalism, sabotage, espionage, or other threats.
Work rotating shifts, including nights, weekends, holidays, and overtime when required.
Continuously monitor construction workers, including foreign-national personnel, on secure construction sites.
Prevent the introduction of clandestine electronic, electrical, mechanical, or other surveillance devices.
Inspect construction materials, tools, equipment, furnishings, vehicles, and work areas for tampering or unauthorized modification.
Review blueprints and construction details to identify deviations, unexplained penetrations, concealed spaces, or other security concerns.
Use or support portable X-ray systems, spectrum analyzers, Non-Linear Junction Detectors, and comparable inspection equipment.
Maintain detailed daily logs, surveillance reports, incident records, and chain-of-custody documentation.
Report suspected security violations immediately and coordinate corrective action with security and construction-management personnel.

Benefits

Comprehensive medical benefits package
401(k) retirement plan with company matching
Paid time off
Company-provided life insurance
Defense Base Act insurance, as applicable
Paid training and professional-development opportunities based on position and mission requirements
Relocation assistance
Household goods shipment
Privately owned vehicle shipment
Temporary quarters support
Housing allowance
Post allowance or cost-of-living allowance
Education allowance for eligible dependents
Authorized logistical privileges
Family-accompanied assignment where permitted