Required Qualifications
- Former veteran of local, state, or federal law enforcement
- Currently a reserve police officer (local, state, or federal)
- Military Police (MP) veteran with at least 10 years active, reserve, or combined (active, reserve, and/or law enforcement) time in service
- Current Military Police reservist (no 10 year time constraint)
- Previous estate security experience, including remote monitoring, access control, physical security, emergency response, as well as security protocol implementation.
- Prior training in Emergency Medicine, defensive tactics and arresting techniques, and tactical firearms.
- Professional and positive communication style.
- Ability to work independently and to adapt to various work-paces while always maintaining a high-level of attentiveness and energy.
- Exercises sound operational judgment, as well as flexibility to shifting priorities and challenges.
- Drug and nicotine-free; associates are required to participate in ongoing drug and nicotine screenings for the duration of their employment.
- Physically fit; candidates must at least meet minimum physical requirements to be considered for this opening.
- Must be able to pass our pre-employment background investigation.
Desired Qualifications
- Possesses or eligible for LEOSA HR-218 Firearm Qualification.
- Working knowledge of basic IT troubleshooting.
- Demonstrated exceptional results in a close protection (field security) role, including managing logistics, advancing locations, secure transportation, as well as public appearances.
Responsibilities & Expectations
Protectors who are LEOSA Firearm Qualified are eligible for high-risk mobile security team assignments. They advise at-risk public figure clients and protect them where they’re needed most – at their homes, offices, and during travel. Protectors manage the security operations from a dispatch command center to create a localized point for analyzing security challenges and disseminating information.
Protectors are responsible for enhancing safety and security by remaining alert at all times. They also play a crucial role in adding comfort and convenience to the lives of those they serve.
Residential Protective Coverage
- Serve as primary center point for disseminating information regarding security-related incidents on the property, as well as in the field.
- Coordinate contingency plans and emergency medical response for security incidents at the residence and in the field.
- Implement security and access control procedures to ensure safety on the property.
- Systemically monitor early-warning detection systems, security alarms, and cameras to identify and resolve security risks.
- Control access to the properties by maintaining entry logs, as well as granting admittance to on-site guests.
- Conduct security and threat assessment audits of the property and make recommendations for improvement security measures on-site.
- Assist clients with low- to mid-level concerns, including but not limited to scheduling and property management to add convenience and bolster privacy.
Executive Protection
- Provide executive protection and logistics support, as needed, when the client travels both domestically and abroad.
Physical Readiness
- Must be able to maintain physical readiness to respond to an attack or hazard at all times.
- Maintain physical fitness to stand on your feet for several hours without a break, provide protective coverage during physically taxing activities including running, as well as maintain long schedules in the field.