Resource Protection Analyst - Shaw Air Force Base, SC

Military Spouse Corporate Career Network•Shaw Air Force Base, SC

4d•Onsite

About The Position

RiverTech is looking for a Resource Protection Analyst to work in Shaw Air Force Base, SC. The Resource Protection Analyst will provide technical expertise in the implementation or evaluation of U.S. Air Forces Central (USAFCENT) access entry control operations. The Resource Protection Analyst assists with the protection of property from the dangers of sabotage, espionage, and intrusion. The place of performance for this role is on-site at USAFCENT Headquarters on Shaw Air Force Base in Sumter, SC. This is a full-time on-site position. No remote or hybrid work schedule available.

Requirements

Technical expertise in the implementation or evaluation of U.S. Air Forces Central (USAFCENT) access entry control operations.
Assists with the protection of property from the dangers of sabotage, espionage, and intrusion.
Experience with access entry control and sensor systems software and hardware implementation, maintenance, testing, and periodic checks.
Ability to identify performance limits and monitoring concerns.
Experience documenting outcomes.
Experience performing physical security site surveys.
Ability to provide recommendations for onsite improvements to security elements.
Ability to identify, analyze, and resolve broad and complex security concerns.
Experience developing or revising policies and procedures.
Knowledge of physical and personnel security requirements outlined in directives, instructions, manuals, regulations, and local policies.
Ability to address alarms and/or telephone/radio calls by determining and taking appropriate action.
Ability to assess security controls.
Ability to prevent unauthorized access or unauthorized disclosure of information.
Experience performing DISS functions including security clearance verification, creating/modifying/canceling visit requests, and performing detailed report functions.
Experience conducting periodic reviews of security clearances and credentials.
Ability to analyze operating efficiencies and resources.
Experience operating, monitoring, and maintaining VICADS architecture and software.
Experience with IP networking, Windows-based servers and workstations, hardware and software, CCDE, security, and video surveillance.
Experience with VICADS configuration parameters including alarm point priority assessment, automatic or manual call up policies, automatic PTZ presets upon alarm and intelligent queuing logic for multiple alarms.
Experience escorting designated personnel into controlled premises.
Experience providing service for construction projects and/or installations.
Experience conducting and monitoring office orientation training.
Ability to assist in expediting entry/exit during emergency situations, operate facility PA systems, and streamline emergency responders’ access.

Responsibilities

Provide technical expertise in the implementation or evaluation of 9AF (AFCENT) access entry control operations.
Assist with the protection of property from the dangers of sabotage, espionage, and intrusion.
Participate in access entry control and sensor systems software and hardware implementation, maintenance, testing, and periodic checks.
Assist with identifying performance limits and monitoring concerns.
Properly document outcomes as directed by management.
Perform physical security site surveys.
Provide effective and economical recommendations for onsite improvements to the exterior and interior security elements to include but not limited to security lighting, intrusion detection and assessment equipment, annunciation and display systems, security communications, or other security measures that protect Government property and personnel.
Identify, analyze, and resolve broad and complex security concerns.
Notify and assist management, if necessary, with the development of new or revised policies, procedures, and their implementation.
Execute and enforce compliance to physical and personnel security requirements outlined in directives, instructions, manuals, regulations, and local policies.
Address alarms and/or telephone/radio calls by determining and taking appropriate action; identified by management.
Assess security controls to ensure security protocols are not compromised.
Prevent unauthorized access or unauthorized disclosure of information.
Notify management of any policy or procedure concerns, directorate security manager concerns, or personnel issues.
Perform DISS functions to include but not limited to security clearance verification, create, modify, or cancel visit requests, and perform detailed report functions.
Conduct periodic reviews of security clearances and credentials.
Distribute notices of required changes, reports, records, and other documents, as directed.
Analyze operating efficiencies and resources.
Make recommendations for modifications and/or changes to management.
Assist in the development and performance of access entry control functions, credential issuance or confiscation, the explanation of policy, procedures, and the operation of access hardware to other security specialists, visitors, and Government and contract personnel.
Consult with other security specialists to develop protection procedures for Government approval that provide maximum protection without any major interference to the mission.
Recommend corrective action when or where security requirements are not adhered to.
Operate, monitor, and maintain VICADS architecture and software, operating processes, and store images captured and/or recorded on network video recording and storage devices for multiple facilities.
Assist with IP networking, Windows-based servers and workstations, hardware and software, as well as CCDE and security and video surveillance.
Assist in overseeing VICADS robust configuration parameters including alarm point priority assessment, automatic or manual call up policies, automatic PTZ presets upon alarm and intelligent queuing logic for multiple alarms.
Responsible for escorting designated personnel into controlled premises.
Provide an authorized service for USAFCENT facilities’ (B1102/B1130) construction projects and/or installations during operational hours.
Conduct and monitor office orientation training for newly assigned personnel ensuring that all requirements are adhered to, and policies and procedures are maintained.
Assist 9AF (AFCENT) in expediting entry/exit during emergency situations, operate facility PA systems, and streamline emergency responders’ access to facility and key infrastructure.