Supervisory Physical Security Specialist NF-04

Summary

Security Manager

As the security manager for an AFRC, advises the command on all matters related to the physical security of the property, its guests, patrons, and employees. Ensures that safety procedures and protocol are being followed and that concerns of guests and patrons are properly addressed either directly or through subordinate personnel, and brought to the attention of AFRC management. Recruits, trains and instructs, supervises, directs, and evaluates subordinate employees in the performance of their security duties following established procedures and policies. Assist in the coordination and development of the force protection program. Gathers threat intelligence, evaluates, and implements appropriate force protection procedures. Ensures the security and protection of guests and staff and that policies and procedures are in place that provide adequate internal controls, inventory management, and accountability of property and funds. Ensures accurate security records of incidents, investigations, claims, and injuries, and that managers are informed of security incidents in order to identify and correct problems. Improves safety awareness at the work site to eliminate potential hazards. Evaluates continually. Maintains the proper operation of security equipment, CCTV systems, electronic locks, safes, and fire safety equipment. Represents the activity at outside functions and meetings, and consults with or assists other representatives from within the military services on official matters as required. Represents the AFRC commander at the region Joint terrorism Task Force Pacific meetings and the Garrison Anti-terrorism working group meetings. Participates in local security conferences, such as the Hawaii Hotel Visitor Industry Security Association, and serves as the liaison with the military and local police and investigators. Keeps abreast of all matters related to security in the community. Plans for contingencies and monitors and evaluates practices and methods for compliance with higher level directives and/or requirements. Serves as the appointed Antiterrorism Officer (ATO) and provides anti-terrorism training to employees on an annual basis. Assists in or recommends the establishment of procedures to improve procedures. Exercises outstanding customer service skills, tact and diplomacy in dealings with all personnel while maintaining the highest levels of confidentiality consistent with that expected of an employee of an AFRC activity. Performs the full realm of supervisory duties, such as interviewing and selecting employees for work, determining duties and work schedules, approving leave and absences, making awards or disciplining as appropriate. Develops annual operating budget, capital expenditure budget and management plans for assigned department.

Job Description

Security Manager

As the security manager for an AFRC, advises the command on all matters related to the physical security of the property, its guests, patrons, and employees. Ensures that safety procedures and protocol are being followed and that concerns of guests and patrons are properly addressed either directly or through subordinate personnel, and brought to the attention of AFRC management. Recruits, trains and instructs, supervises, directs, and evaluates subordinate employees in the performance of their security duties following established procedures and policies. Assist in the coordination and development of the force protection program. Gathers threat intelligence, evaluates, and implements appropriate force protection procedures. Ensures the security and protection of guests and staff and that policies and procedures are in place that provide adequate internal controls, inventory management, and accountability of property and funds. Ensures accurate security records of incidents, investigations, claims, and injuries, and that managers are informed of security incidents in order to identify and correct problems. Improves safety awareness at the work site to eliminate potential hazards. Evaluates continually. Maintains the proper operation of security equipment, CCTV systems, electronic locks, safes, and fire safety equipment. Represents the activity at outside functions and meetings, and consults with or assists other representatives from within the military services on official matters as required. Represents the AFRC commander at the region Joint terrorism Task Force Pacific meetings and the Garrison Anti-terrorism working group meetings. Participates in local security conferences, such as the Hawaii Hotel Visitor Industry Security Association, and serves as the liaison with the military and local police and investigators. Keeps abreast of all matters related to security in the community. Plans for contingencies and monitors and evaluates practices and methods for compliance with higher level directives and/or requirements. Serves as the appointed Antiterrorism Officer (ATO) and provides anti-terrorism training to employees on an annual basis. Assists in or recommends the establishment of procedures to improve procedures. Exercises outstanding customer service skills, tact and diplomacy in dealings with all personnel while maintaining the highest levels of confidentiality consistent with that expected of an employee of an AFRC activity. Performs the full realm of supervisory duties, such as interviewing and selecting employees for work, determining duties and work schedules, approving leave and absences, making awards or disciplining as appropriate. Develops annual operating budget, capital expenditure budget and management plans for assigned department.