Security Guard Program)

Eagle Integrated Services•San Antonio, TX

8d•Onsite

About The Position

Eagle Integrated Services, LLC (EIS) is seeking experienced security and risk-based personnel to be the primary responsible party for the development, management, and implementation of DHA’s insider threat policy and procedures. The candidate must possess a comprehensive Insider Threat program knowledge based upon DoD and Federal requirements (ISC) as well as industry best practices. This role supports efforts at DHA in Anti-Terrorism / Force Protection, Physical Security, and Security Guard Program disciplines.

Requirements

Comprehensive Insider Threat program knowledge based upon DoD and Federal requirements (ISC) as well as industry best practices.
Proficient understanding of ISC guidelines in relation to Physical Security.
Self-motivated, with the ability to work independently.
Possesses critical thinking skills.
MS Office Tools required (Proficient in Word, Excel, and PowerPoint).
Knowledge of management principles, organizational theory, and techniques of analysis and evaluation.
Knowledge of administrative regulations and operating procedures.
Knowledge of the mission, functions, and structure of the organization, and able obtain data and information regarding work operations and to prepare a report of findings.
A working knowledge of the United States Military and the Department of Defense to include but not limited to ranks and titles of uniformed service members.
Demonstrated ability to analyze client needs to determine systems requirements as they apply to the client's management systems.
Ability to review client requirements and participate in client problem-solving and in the recommendation process.
Ability to identify best practices, change management, business management techniques, and organizational development to move Mission Assurance goals/objectives forward.
Ability to create and assess oversight for compliance.
BS (or equivalent experience) in management related discipline.
2-4 years of related experience.
Minimum Secret Clearance; able to obtain Top Secret clearance if needed.

Responsibilities

Serve as an experienced Anti-Terrorism Officer (ATO) providing technical Anti-terrorism support and employee training to all DHA personnel.
Coordinate with Pentagon Force Protection Agency (PFPA) to conduct Anti-terrorism (AT) assessments on all DHA locations within the National Capitol Region (NCR) as required by DoD regulations.
Complete United States Northern Command AT assessments as required.
Coordinate with all DHA locations outside the NCR to ensure AT assessments are conducted as required.
Coordinate AT requirements with Host organizations when the DHA organization is a tenant on a military installation.
Attend AT meetings and disseminate information from these meetings to DHA personnel as appropriate.
Gather and organize information to develop policy and guidance for DHA and subordinate organizations.
Develop and maintain Anti-Terrorism plans, policies, and procedures for designated DHA locations.
Provide full reporting and statistics of the AT/FP Program monthly and as needed.
At the direction of the government Program Manager for AT/FP, coordinate with the appropriate external agencies drills and improvement plans customized to each site assigned.
Assist Physical Security team with related Mission Assurance responsibilities.
Moderate travel may be required.
Assist with the assessment and application of multiple organizational and management improvement techniques in a government or commercial environment to assist with informal reviews at pre-determined points throughout the project life cycle.
Analyze client needs to determine systems requirements as they apply to the client's management systems.
Review client requirements and participate in client problem-solving and in the recommendation process.
Assist in the creation and assessment of performance measurements.
Create, document, communicate, update, and investigate reported incidents.
Create/innovate new tactics and policy.