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International or domestic field/travel experience is also beneficial but not required 3+ years working in a full-time certified law enforcement officer position(s) HR-218 (LEOSA) eligibility or possession of a concealed carry (CCW) permit is notable 2+ years working as an Emergency Medical Technician (NREMT), a Paramedic (NREMT-P) or a Registered Nurse (RN.
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Experience may include Operation of an aircraft as Captain, Pilot in Command, Aircraft Commander, First Officer, Certified Flight Instructor, Second in Command, or Co-pilot. The duty location listed in a final offer letter may include any geographic location within the Southeast Border Region, Caribbean Air and Marine Branch (CAMB), Southwest Border Region, and National Air Security Operation Centers (NASOC) Unmanned Aircraft System (UAS) locations.
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6+ years of experience in the military, law enforcement, overseas security contracting, or advanced corporate security realm; or 1+ years as a SpaceX Security Officer 3.
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Experience with video management, access control, incident reporting, visitor management, and other security system software. Possess or be eligible for a valid state security officer license.
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Preferred minimum of 1-3 years of military or law enforcement experience as a full-time employee of a civilian law enforcement agency, military police, or government or civilian security guard organization.
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If you have Security, Military, Law Enforcement experience – even better! You can stand out – and thrive – here, too, as a GRAVE SHIFT SECURITY OFFICER. Grave Shift Security Officer – Now Hiring.
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5 years of experience in security, law enforcement, military, or government agency (e.g., Secret Service, FBI, etc. Experience creating, planning, and reviewing EP/DP or event security operations documents.
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Will provide access control, traffic control and conduct walking and motorized armed security functions. Completion of a state law enforcement academy or federal law enforcement academy.
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We were founded in San Francisco in 1997 by former military and law enforcement personnel with over 30 years of experience in counter-terrorism operations and crime prevention. Previous Law Enforcement or Military Experience is a plus.
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Commercial Security Officer - All Shifts Available. Security Officer Now Hiring! In our complex world today, GardaWorld stands out as the largest privately owned security services company in the world.
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Inter-Con employs over 25,000 security officer personnel world-wide, trained and managed by a team of professionals with unsurpassed military, law enforcement, and security experience.
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At least 21 years of age or older High school education or equivalent (GED) Legally authorized to work in the United States Have a solid/stable work history Drug Testing and Background screening required Security, Military, Corrections, or Law Enforcement experience is a PLUS State Security License or ability to obtain one - No worries if not, we can help you.
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