OCN Monitor/Escort

IntrepidGS•Jordan, MN

About The Position

As an OCN/LN Monitor (Escort), you will escort uncleared Local National/Other Country National (LN/OCN) personnel into designated areas and monitor them while they work. Duties include logging contractors in and out, counting personnel before and after work, and notifying appropriate personnel of the number of people and vehicles being escorted. The role involves 100% deployment overseas and requires the ability to work in extreme environmental conditions, including dust and high temperatures, as well as endure long hours and exposure to weather and hazardous conditions.

Requirements

Must be a U.S. citizen.
Must have a valid U.S. driver's license and a good driving report.
Must meet all current USCENTCOM Deployment Policy Requirements as outlined in the USCENTCOM APR 23 MOD EIGHTEEN TO USCENTCOM INDIVIDUAL AND INDIVIDUAL-UNIT DEPLOYMENT POLICY.
Must be able to obtain and maintain a valid residency visa in the host nation.
Must be able to work in extreme environmental conditions, including dust and high temperatures.
Must be able to endure long hours and exposure to weather and hazardous conditions.

Nice To Haves

Valid U.S. passport preferred.

Responsibilities

Provide a wide range of LN/OCN escort coverage.
Meet LN/OCN personnel at the designated entry facility after entry processing and exchange-badge issuance, and brief them on rules and procedures.
Escort LN/OCN personnel until daily work is complete, the work zone has been cleared by trained Force Protection military personnel, and all LN/OCNs have exited the base or returned to camp.
Ensure LN/OCNs do not bring prohibited or contraband items, including weapons and drugs, onto the base.
Maintain sight of all escorted vehicles and personnel.
Protect the safety and welfare of oneself and escorted personnel, including evacuating to a protective shelter in case of attack.
Notify the Project/Site Manager and Safety staff as soon as possible about unsafe working conditions.
Ensure proper housekeeping practices are followed.
Maintain an alert state of readiness, respond appropriately to situations, and alert appropriate personnel to suspicious LN/OCN behavior or comments.
Log LN/OCN contractors in and out, count personnel before and after their duties, and notify appropriate personnel of the number of people and vehicles being escorted.
Perform other duties as assigned.