Construction Surveillance Technician

Booz Allen Hamilton•Joint Region Marianas,GU, GU

5h•$61,900 - $141,000•Onsite

About The Position

The Construction Surveillance Technician (CST) monitors and oversees construction activities at a data center facility to ensure compliance with security protocols, construction standards, and project specifications. The role applies knowledge of ICD-705 security procedures and the security levels required in different areas under construction or renovation. The CST works with construction teams, security personnel, project managers, and other stakeholders to maintain site integrity and security throughout the project. The position involves reading and analyzing designs and blueprints, assessing intended uses and structural complexities, conducting ongoing site surveillance, controlling access, and verifying that work complies with approved plans, specifications, and security requirements. The CST documents daily activities and incidents, identifies and reports security breaches, safety violations, and non-compliance, performs inspections, coordinates issue resolution, and provides status updates and reports. Construction activities must be conducted safely and in accordance with applicable safety protocols.

Requirements

At least 3 years of experience in construction surveillance, Technical Surveillance Countermeasures (TSCM), industrial security, or construction management.
Knowledge of security protocols and best practices in a construction environment.
Knowledge of construction site safety protocols.
Knowledge of technical surveillance countermeasures and construction principles.
Ability to pay strict attention to detail and work independently and as part of a team.
Ability to handle and resolve conflicts and issues promptly.
Top Secret clearance.
High school diploma or GED.
Completion of the Department of State Construction Surveillance Technician Course (SE631), or civilian-equivalent CST certification.

Nice To Haves

Experience in construction of classified areas in accordance with ICD 705 and DCSA requirements.
Ability to clearly communicate security-related topics to senior leaders.
Excellent observational, analytical, and record-keeping skills.
Bachelor’s degree preferred; master’s degree is a plus.
Site Security Manager Certification.

Responsibilities

Monitor and oversee construction activities for compliance with security protocols, construction standards, and project specifications.
Apply ICD-705 security procedures and understand the security levels required in areas under construction or renovation.
Read and analyze designs and blueprints, recognize intended uses, and assess structural complexities that could mask an ulterior purpose.
Conduct continuous surveillance of the construction site.
Monitor and control site access, allowing entry only to authorized personnel.
Verify that construction activities comply with established plans, specifications, and security requirements.
Identify and report security breaches, safety violations, and non-compliance issues to appropriate authorities.
Maintain detailed logs and records of daily activities, incidents, and observations.
Coordinate with construction managers, security personnel, and other stakeholders to address and resolve security or compliance issues.
Perform regular site inspections to ensure work meets quality and security standards.
Provide project managers and other parties with regular updates and reports on construction status and identified issues.
Ensure construction activities are conducted safely and follow safety protocols.