Corporate Security Specialist

Maverick Power•Garland, TX

1d•Onsite

About The Position

The Corporate Security Specialist serves as the primary subject matter expert responsible for developing, executing, and managing security programs within their assigned manufacturing facility or facilities. Operating with a high degree of autonomy, this role independently oversees physical security systems, designs comprehensive security audits, and leads complex corporate investigations. The Specialist collaborates directly with Operations, HR, Legal, and Safety leadership to mitigate organizational risk, protect enterprise assets, and ensure a safe, compliant operational environment. This is a dual-function, exempt role requiring advanced analytical desk work balanced with active field operations.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent
Minimum of 4 years of progressive experience in corporate security, corporate investigations, asset protection, or loss prevention, ideally within a manufacturing, logistics, or industrial environment.
Advanced proficiency administering enterprise-level access control platforms (e.g., Brivo, Lenel, Software House) and Video Management Systems (VMS).
Exceptional analytical skills with a proven track record of exercising discrete, independent judgment during critical incidents.
Strong interviewing, report writing, and cross-functional communication skills.

Nice To Haves

Experience in manufacturing, warehouse, or distribution environments
Experience conducting internal investigations and interviews
Law Enforcement, Military or Public Safety/First Responder background
Open-Source Intelligence Experience
Third-Party Guard Service Operational Management
Associate’s degree or higher in Criminal Justice, Business or another related field
Security certifications such as: CPP (Certified Protection Professional) or PSP (Physical Security Professional)
Law Enforcement Commission / Certification

Responsibilities

Oversee the administration, functionality, and strategic utilization of enterprise CCTV, intrusion detection, and building alarm systems to ensure comprehensive site coverage.
Direct the retrieval, preservation, and chain-of-custody protocols for video evidence required in high-stakes corporate investigations, legal proceedings, and compliance audits.
Analyze system health data and manage routine diagnostic audits to identify technical vulnerabilities, coordinating directly with external vendors for system upgrades and engineering solutions.
Manage the enterprise access control database, defining and configuring security clearance levels, access groups, and privilege parameters for employees, contractors, and visitors.
Audit access control logs independently to detect anomalies, unauthorized entry attempts, or systemic compliance gaps.
Partner with HR and IT to execute high-risk or immediate terminations, ensuring instantaneous revocation of physical credentials and facility access.
Design and execute comprehensive facility security audits and physical vulnerability assessments across the manufacturing campus.
Analyze threat vectors regarding physical access points and surveillance gaps; formulate and implement corporate-approved improvements to minimize loss and liability.
Author and manage compliance frameworks for the facility’s visitor check-in, contractor vetting, and temporary badging programs.
Ensure third-party contractors and facility guests adhere strictly to internal security protocols, proprietary information protection standards, and safety mandates.
Overhaul and administer the facility vehicle policy, parking permit programs, and traffic safety enforcement strategies.
Lead sensitive internal investigations into allegations of theft, asset loss, employee misconduct, policy violations, and workplace violence.
Synthesize multi-source evidence—including digital access logs, surveillance analytics, and eyewitness interviews—to reconstruct complex incidents.
Author legally defensible investigative reports outlining root causes, factual findings, and strategic corrective actions for presentation to HR, Legal, and executive leadership.
Serve as the site authority on corporate safety and security compliance, ensuring operational practices align with corporate mandates.
Act as the primary security consultant to HR and plant leadership during sensitive employee relations cases, workplace disputes, and compliance reviews.
Design, develop, and deliver security awareness training modules and workplace violence prevention initiatives for facility personnel.
Maintain, structure, and protect confidential security databases containing investigation files, risk assessments, and incident logs.
Analyze incident data to identify security trends, emerging risks, and operational inefficiencies, providing actionable intelligence and loss prevention insights to leadership.
Formulate, maintain, and stress-test the facility’s Business Continuity and Emergency Response Plans in collaboration with cross-functional stakeholders.
Serve as a key coordinator within the Incident Command structure during facility emergencies, managing communication protocols and post-incident documentation.
Manage the life-cycle testing, maintenance schedules, and operational readiness of all emergency communication systems and safety assets.