Facility Security Officer

Hutchinson

About The Position

The Facility Security Officer will be responsible for ensuring compliance with security regulations and policies, including those set by the Department of Defense. This role requires a strong understanding of industrial security principles, the ability to manage multiple tasks, and a commitment to maintaining a secure environment. The officer will also be responsible for developing and implementing security awareness programs, assisting with foreign visitor protocols, and conducting security incident investigations.

Requirements

Ability to obtain Department of Defense Confidential clearance.
Thorough working knowledge of 32 CFR 117 (NISPOM Rule).
Demonstrated ability to successfully handle multiple tasks and conflicting customer requirements.
Self-starter with ability to work independently, customer service orientated.
Commitment to security - creating and delivering the highest value to customers.
Ability to interpret company and government security policies and apply them to program operations.
Strong understanding of Physical Security requirements to include collateral Open Storage Areas.
Working knowledge of SF-86, SF-312, DD-254’s, and other required forms.
Thorough understanding of security databases such as DISS, eAPP, NISS, and NBIS.
Experience building or operating an insider threat program.
Experience in creating and conducting initial security briefings, debriefings, indoctrinations, pre/post.
Foreign travel briefings and refresher briefings, as appropriate.
Ability to develop and establish an effective security awareness, training, and education program.
Assist in executing the requirements outlined in the Technology Control Plan (TCP) for foreign visitors and other FOCI mitigation documents.
Communicates with parties within and outside of own area, which may include external constituents depending upon the area.
Requires the ability to provide guidance to other organizations on policies, practices, and procedures.
BA degree and 8+ years of prior relevant experience or a Master's with 6+ years of prior relevant experience.
May consider additional years of experience in lieu of a degree.
Industrial Security Professional (ISP) Certification or CDSE certifications, such as Security Fundamentals Professional Certification (SFPC) or Industrial Security Oversight Certification (ISOC).
Courier preparation procedures.
Experience developing and implementing OPSEC plans.
Knowledge of Access Control and Intrusion Detection Systems.
Experience conducting Security incident inquiries.

Responsibilities

Obtain and maintain Department of Defense Confidential clearance.
Ensure thorough working knowledge and application of 32 CFR 117 (NISPOM Rule).
Successfully handle multiple tasks and conflicting customer requirements.
Work independently as a self-starter and maintain a customer service-oriented approach.
Demonstrate a commitment to security and delivering high value to customers.
Interpret and apply company and government security policies to program operations.
Apply strong understanding of Physical Security requirements, including collateral Open Storage Areas.
Utilize working knowledge of SF-86, SF-312, DD-254’s, and other required forms.
Operate and understand security databases such as DISS, eAPP, NISS, and NBIS.
Build or operate an insider threat program.
Create and conduct initial security briefings, debriefings, indoctrinations, pre/post, and foreign travel briefings.
Develop and establish an effective security awareness, training, and education program.
Assist in executing requirements outlined in the Technology Control Plan (TCP) for foreign visitors and other FOCI mitigation documents.
Communicate with internal and external parties, providing guidance on policies, practices, and procedures.
Manage courier preparation procedures.
Develop and implement OPSEC plans.
Oversee Access Control and Intrusion Detection Systems.
Conduct Security incident inquiries.