Armed Exposed Former LEO/Military Uniformed Supervisor - NEEDLES, CA

Posted 2 days ago

savage iiiNeedles (CA)

Security Guards Other Justice, Public Order, and Safety Activities

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About the role

Job Description: Prior Supervisor experience REQUIRED Prior railroad experience preferred(If none, training will be provided at the training rate)

Who We Are: Savage III, Inc. is an elite executive protection company in the Los Angeles area, servicing Southern California, New York, Mexico and other international corporations and clients. We are intent on setting the golden standard in the industry by building our team with experienced professionals that can evaluate and mitigate security risks, advocate our core values, and provide a world class service to our customers. Our foundation is strengthened through our leadership team, who have served in some of the most recognized and decorated agencies in world. We are in seek of professionals that are accountable and reliable, genuine and passionate, interested in servant leadership, and continuously strive to be the best. 12 HOUR SHIFTS DAYS AND NIGHTS

Job Summary: Responsibilities include but are not limited to: Access Control for Railroad First Responder for Emergencies Maintaining connectivity across multiple sites Identifying threats and suspicious activity via a wide network of security technology systems Perform security and threat assessment audits Incident Management and reporting Cultivating positive relationships with local law enforcement Prepare and disseminate standardized and routine reports

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