Security Specialist Shift Supervisor (Non-Merit)

Kentucky Personnel Cabinet•Greenville, KY

2d•Onsite

About The Position

The Facilities Division is hiring two Security Specialist Shift Supervisors to provide direct supervision of Security Operations and assign personnel to their shifts. The positions work rotating shifts and include a shift differential. Hazardous duty certification, physical agility testing, and drug testing are required. The supervisor oversees security personnel, access control, patrols, inspections, emergency response, training, equipment, and enforcement of applicable security and force-protection policies throughout the facility and areas within its jurisdiction. The supervisor receives direction from the Security Operations Chief, particularly during emergencies and events outside standard operating procedures.

Requirements

High school graduate.
At least two years of experience in law enforcement, security, the military, or a related field; additional training in these fields or a related field may substitute year-for-year for experience.
At least 21 years of age.
Hazardous duty certification, physical agility testing, and drug testing are required.

Responsibilities

Supervise security personnel and prepare their schedules and training plans.
Supervise vehicle searches and inspections for contraband and bomb elements at the Access Control Point (ACP), in accordance with policy and KRS.
Supervise routine checks and patrols of installations and all areas within and outside the facility that are under jurisdiction.
Supervise inspections of Mission Essential Vulnerable Assets (MEVA), installation equipment, and VIP personnel to ensure safety and security.
Supervise entry and exit traffic control measures and policies at the ACP.
Supervise implementation of Defense Threat Reduction Agency (DTRA) measures and current Force Protection Condition (FPCON) levels on the facility and within jurisdiction.
Operate and supervise the proper use of emergency services vehicles and communications equipment, including mobile and handheld radios.
Supervise officers’ responses to intrusions and other security alarms.
Take input and orders from the Security Operations Chief concerning emergencies and events inside or outside standard operational policy and procedure.
Maintain personal equipment and supervise officers’ maintenance of their equipment and appearance in duty uniform.
Attend and supervise mandatory training established by the Security Operations Chief.
Supervise and participate in armed training related to attacks and intrusions on the facility and areas within jurisdiction.
Supervise facility defenses and areas under jurisdiction while maintaining DTRA anti-terrorism measures.
Supervise and participate in securing crime and accident scenes.
Supervise other security-department training, including hip-pocket training, to improve the force.
Supervise and conduct on-the-job training programs related to officers’ job tasks and skill development.
Complete and maintain assessment forms for officers and report disciplinary actions to the Security Operations Chief.
Comply with directives from the Security Operations Chief to support communication within force leadership.
Supervise weapons training and report officers who violate weapon-carry policies.