SOC Shift Supervisor

GARDAWORLD FEDERAL SERVICES LLC

58d

About The Position

The SOC Shift Supervisor contributes significantly to the intelligence-led approach to security, helping to prevent incidents through early detection, informed planning, and collaborative engagement with internal and external stakeholders.

Requirements

Be at least 21 years of age.
Be a U.S. citizen.
Be able to speak, read, write, and understand the English language.
Be able to pass the medical and physical requirements outlined in the contract.
Meet all standards as required by the contract.
Have a clean driving record with a valid driver’s license.
Must possess minimum of 4 years’ experience in security operations, with at least 1 years managing a Security Operations Center or equivalent control room.
Must possess background in military, law enforcement, or private security management.
Must possess strong technical knowledge of electronic security systems (CCTV, access control, alarm systems).
Must possess familiarity with incident command systems and crisis management frameworks.
Must possess knowledge of local security dynamics and cultural context.

Responsibilities

Monitor the operational security environment on an ongoing basis, including political, social, cultural, and economic atmospherics that may influence base safety and security.
Collect and assess security intelligence from internal reports, local sources, open-source platforms, and field-based observations.
Identify and evaluate threats, vulnerabilities, and early indicators of risk; escalate findings to the Risk Manager and Security Management in a timely and accurate manner.
Assist in drafting and maintaining risk assessments, contingency plans, and tailored mitigation strategies to address evolving threats.
Conduct security awareness briefings and informal threat updates to ensure personnel are informed of relevant developments and required precautions.
Track local events, unrest, demonstrations, or community activities that could pose a direct or indirect threat to operations or personnel.
Liaise with local authorities, community leaders, and other external stakeholders to enhance information-sharing and promote situational awareness.
Participate in security drills, crisis simulations, and emergency response planning exercises.
Maintain a database of risk-related incidents, environmental changes, and security alerts to support trend analysis and strategic planning.
Support post-incident investigations by providing environmental context, local insights, and trend analysis related to the event.
Uphold strict adherence to confidentiality protocols, operational guidelines, and organizational policies related to security intelligence and reporting.