Executive Protection Agent/Driver

Crisis24•Miami, FL

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About The Position

The Secure Driver transports principals, including family members and guests, safely to and from business meetings, appointments, personal functions, airports, and other specified destinations. The role requires familiarity with the local region, including routes, hospitals, safe havens, and vehicles used for protective operations. The driver monitors surroundings for unusual conditions and reports risks or incidents that could affect travel safety or security. They conduct route surveys and advances when possible, coordinate travel security planning with the Executive Assistant or Principal, and follow Executive Protection Agents’ instructions for logistics and groundwork. The driver also coordinates with emergency services and hospitals relevant to secure transport in the area. Vehicles must be kept in pristine, roadworthy condition, fueled, and equipped with communications, a flashlight, a medical kit, an AED, and a fire extinguisher. The driver must maintain protective-service skills, including firearms, medical, and driving skills, through sustainment training. Duties may change at leadership’s discretion.

Requirements

Florida D and G licenses.
Florida concealed carry weapon (CCW) permit.
U.S. Passport and valid driver’s license.
High school diploma or GED.
Completion of an Executive Protection or Residential Security Academy from an accepted academy.
Successful completion of a Physical Readiness Test (PRT) and Meet-and-Greet evaluation.
Willingness to undergo a comprehensive background investigation and random drug screenings.
At least 5 years of experience in Executive Protection or Executive Protection Driver roles.
Advanced protective and defensive driving skills.
Strong situational awareness and threat assessment capabilities.
Discreet, professional, and client-focused demeanor.
Familiarity with local geography and alternate route planning.

Nice To Haves

Prior military, law enforcement, or emergency response experience.
Evasive driver training, security driver training, or similar training.
Specialized training in crisis management, emergency medicine, or incident response.
LEOSA/HR 218 or a multi-state CCW permit.
EMT license (strongly preferred).
Familiarity with corporate and residential security technologies and protocols.

Responsibilities

Transport the senior executive, family members, and guests to and from specified destinations.
Remain alert for unusual or irregular conditions that may create security concerns or safety hazards.
Report and advise on risks or incidents that may affect the senior executive, family, or guests in relation to travel safety and security.
Perform professional driving duties using traditional best practices and comply with driving laws.
Conduct route surveys and advances when possible.
Maintain vigilance and constant awareness of surroundings.
Know the locations of hospitals along routes and near meeting and event locations.
Identify safe havens and locations such as police stations, military bases, and government buildings.
Coordinate with the 24/7 Global Security Operations Center as needed to obtain current intelligence and avoid demonstrations and high-crime areas.
Maintain safe and comfortable driving conditions.
Keep vehicles in pristine, roadworthy condition; ensure they are fueled and that the spare tire and jack are in good order.
Ensure each vehicle is equipped with communications, a flashlight, a medical kit, an AED, and a fire extinguisher.
Coordinate daily travel security planning with the Executive Assistant or Principal, or follow Executive Protection Agents’ instructions for logistics and groundwork.
Identify and coordinate with relevant emergency services and hospitals in the secure transport area.
Maintain protective-service perishable skills, including firearms, medical, and driving skills, through sustainment training.