Safety & Physical Security Program Manager
a client of si placementBrooklyn (NY)
Safety & Physical Security Program Manager
Posted today
a client of si placementBrooklyn (NY)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Summary:
Our client is seeking a Safety & Physical Security Program Manager for a non-profit educational institution based in Manhattan, NYC.Applying for this role is straight forward Scroll down and click on Apply to be considered for this position. This role owns and leads Safety & Physical Security programs from design through execution, ensuring they are scalable, measurable, and continuously improving.
Key Responsibilities:
Emergency preparedness, security operations, incident management, investigations, intelligence, vendor management, SOP standardization, and oversight of a 24/7 Command Center.
Key Requirements:
Experience independently leading complex cross-functional programs with multiple stakeholders.
At least four years of physical security industry experience in the private sector underpinning earlier experience in law enforcement, emergency services, the military, or the intelligence community.
Strong critical thinking and analytical skills, as well as polished communication skills (written and oral).Solid exposure to GSOC operations, incident management, and open source research.
Experience managing third party vendors.
Bachelor's degree required. xuwmhxw This role is hybrid; In office three days a week in Manhattan.
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