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For you to be a successful Security Guard: A current and valid California Guard Card required Ability to focus and perform at a high level of attentiveness on multiple tasks at one time and maintain control of your assigned post, required Physical ability to continually patrol the campus grounds, required Capable of working outdoors in all weather conditions, required.
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The Security Guard / Public Safety Ambassadors protect and guard University property (both clinical and nonclinical); maintain order among the public and the UCSF community; monitor and control entry to restricted areas; inspect areas to prevent fires, accidents, and other hazards; direct visitors and answer questions concerning building and/or exhibit layouts.
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About Inter-Con Security Passion: Joining the Inter-Con family is an opportunity for growth in an environment that truly cares for its employees. You’ll work as a member of a close team to form the backbone of the broad security services Inter-Con provides its valued clients every day.
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Safety, Security & Airside Services (SSAS) includes eight work units: Airside Operations, Aviation Safety & Compliance, Safety and Health, Aviation Security, Security Access Office, Communications, Radio Services, and Emergency Management.
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Previous security experience of some sort: security development, network security, cloud security, etc. Testing the company's security posture through manual and automated means, including tabletop exercises, penetration tests, and offensive scanners Required Skills and Experience.
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No experience requited, hiring immediately, appy now. Primary duties of the Trash Collector include: - Operating garbage trucks - Collecting and dumping trash receptacles - Following route assignments as directed Waste Management offers an excellent benefits package that includes medical, dental, vision, life, 401(k) savings and more.
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The UCSF Police Department provides contemporary police services including criminal investigation, community policing, crime prevention and suppression, emergency management, and site security services to a daily population of over 60,000 people at University and contract locations.
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Manages disruptive persons professionally with a minimum use of force; controls access to restricted and security-sensitive areas; responds to fire/security alarm activations, assumes scene command in emergency situations; observes and reports safety hazards, gives direction and assistance to UCSD Enterprise clientele.
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The Cloud Security Architect (CSA) will leverage broad technical knowledge of cloud security best practices of key public cloud offerings of providers such AWS, Azure, and GCP to establish secure design patterns, to architect integrations among cloud and/or on-premises infrastructures.
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Perform stationary post assignments: Stand guard at stationary posts which include (but not limited to) monitoring closed-circuit television, duress alarm systems and other security equipment, courtrooms, judge chambers, and jury rooms.
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Assists Drivers loading and unloading trucks using a ramp, dock, or lift-gate. If an emergency arises, inform the Operations Supervisor or Operation Manager immediately, so that appropriate coverage can be arranged.
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Current valid CA Guard card or security license required. Comply with all the legal & ethical instructions given by the Security Supervisors on duty and the Manager of Security.
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Craft data-engineering pipelines (using tools like BigQuery) to identify security vulnerabilities before they've been exploited. We have deep expertise in enterprise product development, full-stack and backend development, observability, networking, and application security.
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Utilize in-depth application knowledge to identify, anticipate, manage, and resolve complex problems relating to Active Directory, Azure, Intune, operating system management and security dev ops and related technology in use at the firm.
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Cultivate effective liaison relationships with other retailers, industry groups, police departments, and mall security/ property management teams. Partner in all such cases with the Regional Loss Prevention Manager, a Manager or Director of Human Resources or the Senior Vice President Human Resources before Police intervention.
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