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Reporting to the Manager of Public Safety & Security, the Special Police Officer, licensed with the Security Officer Management Branch, provides a safe and pleasant environment for all visitors, guests and employees to the property.
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The Fraud Detection and National Security Directorate (FDNS) was established within USCIS to strengthen national security and the integrity of the country's legal immigration system by closely aligning the adjudication of immigration benefits and services with the identification of potential threats to national security and/or public safety, the detection and deterrence of fraud, and the use of law enforcement and intelligence information to ensure optimal security for U.S. communities.
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The mission of the School Security division is to ensure the safety and security of all DCPS students, staff, buildings, public spaces, and property. Responsible for the management of all video surveillance (CCTV) requests from the Metropolitan Police Department (MPD), Fire and Medical Emergency Services (FEMS), Office of the Attorney General (OAG), Office of General Counsel (OGC), Public Defenders Office, and any other requesting organization.
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Interaction with a variety of persons including clients, visitors, public safety officials, employees and the general public. Today, we service hundreds of locations nationally, provide security coverage to millions of square feet of public and private facilities, and are one of the top 10 largest security companies in the United States.
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10 (ten) years experience working in or with State, Local, Tribal, or Territorial (SLTT) responder agencies (e.g., fire/hazmat, EMS, LE, health care, public health, or Emergency Management). Serve as the single point of contact for the Contracting Officer and the COR. Meet with the client on a bi-weekly basis to discuss progress, exchange information and resolve emergent technical problems and issues.
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1 year of responsible work experience as an emergency or non-emergency dispatcher/call center operator, public safety officer, security, military or healthcare services, or relevant work experience using two-radio communication.
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It is our responsibility to eliminate any risks to national security, public health, and public safety that could be posed by individuals who use illegal drugs. Additionally, if you have not already done so, you will be required to attend the residential, paid USCIS BASIC Officer training program, lasting six weeks, at a USCIS training facility.
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Experience serving in a public safety or first responder capacity (e.g., law enforcement, fire service, emergency medical services, health and human services, emergency management), and/or intelligence analysis experience in a collaborative multi-agency public safety and intelligence environment.
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Joining CISA means being part of the team focused on securing the Nation's physical and cyber infrastructure against threats to public health and safety, economy, and national security; we Defend Today, Secure Tomorrow.
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Fair Chance Act: Under the Fair Chance Act , agencies are not allowed to request information about an applicant's criminal history until a conditional offer of employment has been made, except as allowed for access to classified information; assignment to national security duties or positions; or recruitment of a Federal law enforcement officer.
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Serves as the principal advisor to the Chief Operating Officer (COO) on all aspects of financial performance and public health program compliance, ensuring alignment with internal, District, and industry standards that impact agency operations.
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In support of this mission, HHS offers its employees the opportunity to volunteer to become Federal Civilian Detailees and contribute their unique skills through voluntary temporary assignments to humanitarian emergencies or Departmental priorities countering new and emerging health, safety, and security threats.
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The ideal candidate is a Bethesda, MD Resident with 1+ year responsible work experience as an emergency or non-emergency dispatcher/call center operator, public safety officer, security, military or healthcare services, or relevant work experience using two-radio communication.
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Our 13,000+ people are united in a shared purpose to pursue the limitless potential of technology and ingenuity for clients across defense, national security, public safety, civilian, and military health organizations.
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The physical security program includes general plant protection; emergency response, access control, fire and intrusion detection, and video surveillance systems augmented by a contract security officer force.
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