Site Security Manager

General Dynamics Information Technology•Bossier City, LA

2d•$83,895 - $113,505•Onsite

About The Position

As a Site Security Manager (SSM) at GDIT, you are responsible for security aspects of project planning, design, and construction, and for ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements for facility accreditation. The SSM works with planners, project managers, design managers, designers, construction managers, the supported command, and the designated Accrediting Official to establish project requirements and implement policy-based requirements. The position provides day-to-day oversight of associated security staff and evaluates proposed SCIF and Special Access Program facility spaces for threats, vulnerabilities, and assets to determine physical and technical security countermeasures. The SSM participates in project planning and design reviews, provides security input, advises the Accrediting Official on compliance and variances, and prepares and delivers security and accreditation documentation. The role is onsite in Bossier City, Louisiana, with 10–25% travel and 40 scheduled hours per week.

Requirements

At least 1 year of related experience.
U.S. citizenship is required.
Must currently possess a Top Secret/SCI clearance and be willing to obtain a CI polygraph; the posting lists Top Secret SCI + Polygraph as a clearance level to be obtained.
Must complete additional safety training or certification required by the local site, such as OSHA 30 Construction Safety, OSHA Fall Protection, and OSHA Confined Space, within the first 90 days of hire.
Must complete the CDSE STEPP ICD 705 Physical Security Construction Requirements for SAP course within the first 30 days of hire.
Must be able to pass a Site Security Manager Certification course within the first 12 months.
Must be able to lift up to 40 pounds to examine product deliveries.
Must be able to walk long distances and up and down stairs.
Must be proficient in professional briefings, technical writing, and correspondence.

Nice To Haves

Bachelor’s degree is desired.
Associate degree or bachelor’s degree may count toward experience equivalencies: an associate degree counts as 2 years and a bachelor’s degree counts as 4 years.
SPeD certifications may count as 1 year of experience each, up to a maximum of 3 years. Examples include SFPC, SAPPC, SPSC, SPIPC, PSC, ISOC, and ATC.

Responsibilities

Develop and implement a Concept Validation Request (CVR), Construction Security Plan (CSP), Pre-Con/Fixed Facility Checklist (FFC), construction oversight Standard Operating Procedures, and TEMPEST documentation.
Conduct periodic security inspections throughout the project to verify compliance with the CSP and Accrediting Official requirements.
Document security violations or deviations from the CSP and notify the Accrediting Official within required timeframes.
Work with construction firms to secure the construction site, materials, equipment, and site access, and ensure compliance with the CSP.
Work with the applicable Accrediting Official to mitigate construction and physical security strategies against security and counterintelligence threats.
Ensure adherence to the NISPOM and its Supplement, the DoD Overprint, DCID, ICD, applicable UFCs, and SAP policies.
Oversee associated security staff day to day, assess procedures for shortfalls, and recommend improvements to security policies, procedures, and systems.
Ensure timely notification of pertinent security matters to program technical and management staff.
Ensure construction projects meet ICD 705 Tech Spec, UFC 4-010-05, and customer requirements.
Attend project planning meetings, design reviews, and contractor progress and planning meetings, providing security input and ensuring customer requirements comply with the ICD 705 Tech Spec.
Ensure photo documentation is completed throughout the construction project lifecycle and retained according to regulations.
Evaluate proposed SCIF and Special Access Program facility spaces for threats, vulnerabilities, and assets to determine physical and technical security countermeasures.
Brief government personnel and senior civilian services on security-related topics.
Prepare professional briefings, technical writing, and correspondence.
Ensure policy requirements are implemented and advise the Accrediting Official of compliance and variances.
Deliver Intrusion Detection Reports, Sound Transmission Class (STC) Reports, and Radio Frequency (RF) Testing Reports to the Accrediting Official.
Develop required accreditation documentation, including completed FFC, TEMPEST Checklist, Compartmented Area Checklist when required, Co-Utilization Agreements, Accreditation Memorandums, Controlled Area Designation Letter when required, Common Operating Authorization Letters when required, SOPs, and Emergency Action Plans.