Corporate Security Manager

Air Methods•Greenwood Village, CO

1d•Onsite

About The Position

The Corporate Security Manager is responsible for developing, governing, and sustaining the organization’s enterprise physical security program to safeguard personnel, facilities, aircraft, and other critical assets across a geographically distributed footprint. This role establishes physical security strategy, standards, and risk‑based controls; oversees security technologies and vendor‑delivered services; and ensures physical security measures are applied consistently, professionally, and in alignment with organizational risk tolerance and regulatory obligations. The position is managerial and programmatic in nature and does not perform security officer, security guard, or executive protection duties. The Corporate Security Manager maintains deep subject‑matter expertise in physical security, threat management, and executive protection principles to credibly advise leadership and oversee contracted services. In addition, the role provides support to the Emergency Management functions - approximately 20-30% - during planning, exercises, and incident response activities, including participation in Emergency Operations Center (EOC) operations as required.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree (BS/BA) from a four‑year college or university in Security Management, Emergency Management, Criminal Justice, Homeland Security, Aviation Safety, or a related field and five (5) or more years of relevant experience managing enterprise or multi‑site physical security programs; or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
Demonstrated experience conducting facility security assessments and overseeing physical security technologies such as access control and video surveillance systems.
Emergency Management and Incident Command System (ICS) experience preferred.
Strong critical thinking and analytical skills with the ability to assess risk, prioritize competing demands, and operate effectively in a fast‑paced environment.
Excellent organizational skills and attention to detail, with the ability to manage multiple initiatives simultaneously.
Strong interpersonal and collaboration skills, with the ability to work effectively across all levels of the organization.
Excellent written and verbal communication skills, including the ability to present information clearly to executive and operational audiences.
Demonstrated professionalism, discretion, and integrity when handling sensitive or confidential information.
Ability to maintain composure and sound judgment during incidents, emergencies, or elevated threat conditions.
Strong technical skills and ability to learn new software and systems is required.
Strong analytical, incident investigation, and report writing skills.
Highly proficient with Microsoft Office Suite, including Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Teams, and Outlook.
Relevant federal, state, local, or professional licenses or credentials applicable to security program management, investigations, or emergency management preferred.
Professional security, risk management, or emergency management certifications such as Certified Protection Professional (CPP) or Physical Security Professional (PSP) (ASIS) preferred.
OSHA 30‑Hour General Industry certification preferred.
Familiarity with recognized executive protection training programs or certifications sufficient to evaluate and oversee external service providers preferred.
Emergency Management / Incident Command certifications, including FEMA / NIMS ICS courses (ICS 100, 200, 700, 800) required.
Emergency Management / Incident Command FEMA ICS 300, 400 preferred.
CPR/AED/First Aid certification required.

Nice To Haves

Experience working in aviation, healthcare, critical infrastructure, or other regulated, safety‑sensitive environments preferred.
Experience managing contracted security services and vendors; experience supporting or overseeing executive protection services preferred.
Prior management or program leadership experience influencing cross‑functional stakeholders preferred.

Responsibilities

Establish, implement, and manage the organization’s enterprise physical security program, ensuring consistent standards, governance, and accountability across all facilities.
Serve as the corporate subject matter expert for physical security guidelines, manuals, policy, procedures, and security standards.
Conduct and maintain a National Facility Security Baseline Assessment covering all company facilities, capturing existing controls, risk levels, and prioritized recommendations.
Develop and manage a tiered facility security classification system to guide minimum control requirements, assessment frequency, and capital investment prioritization.
Provide enterprise governance and centralized oversight of the enterprise Physical Access Control System (PACS) strategy, including credential standards, access level matrices, approval workflows, and lifecycle governance.
Coordinate same‑day access deactivation with Human Resources for employee separations and monitor for post‑deactivation credential activity.
Establish and oversee access anomaly monitoring and investigation processes, including failed access attempts, out‑of‑scope access, and after‑hours activity in restricted areas.
Provide enterprise governance and centralized oversight of an enterprise camera and video surveillance program, including leveraging video surveillance capabilities, system standards, coverage requirements, retention policies, and system health monitoring.
Provide enterprise governance and centralized oversight of the documented handling and chain of custody procedures for video exports and investigative use.
Manage security vendors through vetting, contracting, performance review, and financial oversight.
Serve as the enterprise conduit for all contracted security services, including site security, event security, and executive protection engagements.
Conduct documented risk assessments for contracted security deployments, define scope, and ensure fiduciary discipline.
Maintain working knowledge of executive protection methodologies, certifications, and best practices to evaluate provider qualifications, readiness, and performance.
Build and maintain relationships with local, state, and federal law enforcement agencies across priority facility locations.
Coordinate facility registration, walkthroughs, and pre‑incident planning with law enforcement for priority sites.
Monitor relevant threat intelligence sources and translate applicable information into actionable security advisories and leadership briefings.
Support aviation and security compliance requirements, including Department of War (DOW) Commercial Airlift Review Board (CARB) security expectations.
Assist in preparation, documentation, and readiness for DOW CARB security surveys and related assessments.
Ensure physical security program elements support compliance with applicable regulatory and contractual obligations.
Serve as a supplementary Emergency Manager in planning, preparedness, response, and recovery activities under Emergency Management.
Participate in Emergency Operations Center (EOC) activations as assigned, supporting incident management under the Incident Command System (ICS) and or as outlined in the company Emergency Response Plan (ERP).
Assist with development, execution, and documentation of emergency exercises, drills, and after action reports.
Other duties as assigned