Junior K9 Handler - Dallas TX

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Junior Handler On behalf of VetJobs/Military SpouseJobs, thank you for your interest. This position is open to Veterans, Transitioning Military, National Guard Members, Military Spouses and Caregivers of War Wounded. To be considered, please click the submit button and follow the instructions.
POSITION SUMMARY: The Junior Handler will be responsible for screening cargo in compliance with TSA rules and regulations. The Junior Handler will be required to complete a 4–8-weeks minimum team training course and certification prior to mobilization to the assigned location.
RESPONSIBILITIES: Participate in CCSP related training to search cargo and identify potential threats Conduct authorized representative duties related to X-Ray, physical search, and explosive trace detection as needed Perform Junior Handler duties while commanding a trained working dog Responsible for maintaining training records Responsible for maintaining training records, care, and maintenance of assigned certified canine. The assigned canine must be permitted to live inside the employee's residence. The employee's residence must be adequate, indoor, and climate-controlled for the canine. The canine living area at the employee's residence is subject to reoccurring inspections. Must maintain all job-related certifications and required security clearances Must be willing to operate company vehicle (during on-site training) Work conditions can vary from a busy training environment to fieldwork, both subject to frequent interruptions. Frequent work outside and in inclement weather conditions is required, including heat, cold, and humidity. May be exposed to fumes or airborne particles, toxic or caustic chemicals and vibration. Work hours will be dictated by the customers agreed upon schedule. Nights, weekends, and holiday hours will be required, and the work schedule will vary. Travel may also be required. Other duties as assigned

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