Standby Role Player / OPFOR - DALLAS

Tactical Revolution, LLC•Dallas, GA

About The Position

Tactical Revolution, LLC is seeking reliable, motivated individuals to serve as Standby Role Players in support of a military tactical training exercise. Standby Role Players fill unexpected staffing shortages, replace absent Role Players, and support changing exercise requirements. They may be activated at any time during the assigned standby period and, if activated, must be capable of performing the full duties and physical requirements of a Role Player. Standby Role Players report to the designated exercise location at the required time and remain available throughout the assigned standby period. They maintain communication with Tactical Revolution leadership and exercise staff, prepare to participate immediately in training scenarios if activated, follow scenario scripts and exercise instructions, comply with safety directions, maintain professional conduct, and complete required onboarding, paperwork, and base-access requirements. If activated, Role Player duties may include portraying Opposing Force (OPFOR) personnel and participating in scenarios involving marking-cartridge weapons. Role Players must be able to follow scripts without ad-libbing, wear scenario-appropriate clothing and equipment, and operate military weapons systems and fire marking-cartridge weapons, paintball-type systems, and blank ammunition after instruction on safe use. Duties may involve austere environments, hours of darkness, restraint or zip-ties, searches by trainees, prolonged standing or prone positions, and exposure to non-lethal marking ammunition while wearing required protective equipment. The assigned dates are December 7 through December 11. Compensation is $50 per day for reporting as scheduled and remaining available during the standby period. If activated, the rate is $20 per hour, or the applicable Role Player hourly rate for time worked.

Requirements

Be at least 18 years old.
Be a U.S. citizen and able to provide proof of citizenship.
Have a valid driver's license.
Be dependable and able to report as scheduled.
Be able to follow instructions and work effectively as part of a team.
Be comfortable working in a military training environment.
Be able to complete required onboarding and exercise documentation.
Meet applicable customer-specific requirements, including identification, citizenship, background screening, or installation/base-access requirements.
If activated, be able to remain on script without ad-libbing or changing the scenario scope.
If activated, be familiar with basic weapons handling and safety procedures.
If activated, be physically capable of working in an austere environment and during hours of darkness, with no physical limitations or preexisting medical conditions that prevent safe performance.
If activated, be able to tolerate restraint or zip-ties for prolonged periods, trainee frisking and searching while restrained, and extended standing or prone positions.
If activated, be willing to participate in scenarios involving non-lethal marking ammunition, including Simunition®, UTM, or paintball-type systems, while wearing required protective equipment.
If activated, be able to wear required safety equipment, which may include a full-face helmet, throat guard, groin guard, and other designated PPE.
If activated, be willing to wear scenario-appropriate clothing, costumes, and headgear.

Responsibilities

Report to the designated exercise location at the required time and remain available during the assigned standby period.
Maintain communication with Tactical Revolution leadership and exercise staff.
Be prepared to participate immediately in training scenarios if activated.
Follow scenario scripts and exercise instructions exactly as directed.
Follow safety procedures and instructions from exercise leadership.
Maintain professional conduct while representing Tactical Revolution.
Complete required onboarding, exercise paperwork, and base-access requirements.
If activated, portray OPFOR personnel and participate in assigned training scenarios.
If activated, operate designated weapons systems and marking-cartridge, paintball-type, or blank-ammunition systems after receiving safe-use instruction.
Wear clothing, costumes, headgear, and required personal protective equipment appropriate to the scenario.
Perform assigned scenario activities that may include being restrained or zip-tied, searched by trainees, and remaining standing or prone for extended periods.