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The ideal candidate will be assigned to the Moscow Embassy to provide close protection operations and act as a translator. Provide protection to COM and drive armored and unarmored vehicles as required by the close protection plan.
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As the Asset Protection Specialist, no one day is ever the same! The Asset Protection Specialist ensures the store is a safe and secure environment for our customers, associates, and business partners.
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DescriptionThe Senior Fire Protection Engineer will lead the team in the design work on multi-discipline projects and lead the preparation of comprehensive fire protection packages including fire suppression, fire alarm, smoke management, and life safety.
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This vacancy is for a Security Specialist (Executive Protection) position with the Department of Commerce (DOC), Office of the Secretary (OS), Immediate Office (IO), Office of the Counsellor/Chief of Staff, Executive Protection Unit (EPU) with the primary responsibility of providing executive-level personal security protection to the Secretary, Deputy Secretary, and/or other designated high-ranking and high-profile dignitaries against all threats to personal safety.
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If Private Security background, experience in Close Protection. Assigned to Law Enforcement Protection Units (for example, close protection of Mayors, Governors, Federal Government Officials.
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This is a full-time position with the Dignitary Protection Unit of the Supreme Court of the United States Police Department. Conduct additional responsibilities as assigned in support of the Dignitary Protection Unit and police operations, as primary duties permit.
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The Fire Protection Engineer serves as the technical expert for the Library of Congress on fire protection and life safety related issues in the Safety Services Division, Integrated Support Services in the Office of the Chief Operating Officer (OCOO.
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As a company with two decades of experience, our clients include the Department of Homeland Security, Federal Protective Services (DHS/FPS); Department of Defense, Pentagon Force Protection Agency (DoD/PFPA), Department of the Army and Department of State, Bureau of Diplomatic Security (DoS/DS) National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and Department of Energy (DOE.
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The Senior Fire Protection Engineer will lead the team in the design work on multi-discipline projects and lead the preparation of comprehensive fire protection packages including fire suppression, fire alarm, smoke management, and life safety.
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The incumbent will serve as a Fire Protection Engineer in support of research, development, engineering and evaluation support to the U.S. Navy, U.S. Marine Corps, U.S. Army, Department of Energy (DOE), and other agencies for materials, manufacturing technologies, corrosion, fire protection, and power sources and systems.
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You can make a personal impact supporting a Customs Border Protection (CBP) and trade applications. Seize your opportunity to make a personal impact as a Security Engineer supporting a Customs Border Protection (CBP) project.
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Experience with fire hazard analysis such as material fire survivability, testing, evaluation, engineering, material fire performance, fire protection, fire suppression, personnel fire safety, and shipboard survivability, is desired.
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Koniag Technology Solutions, a Koniag Government Services company , is seeking a Fire Protection Engineer with a Top- Secret Clearance to support KTS and our government customer in Washington, DC.
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Plans and conducts assessment including but not limited to security engineering, vulnerability management, endpoint protection, web protection, external systems protection, threat hunting and penetration testing.
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The Senior Fire Protection Engineer will take a leadership role in designing multi-discipline projects and overseeing the preparation of comprehensive fire protection packages, including fire suppression, fire alarm, smoke management, and life safety.
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