Executive Protector

Company: Gavin de Becker & Associates (GDBA)
Location: Washington
Posted on: February 25, 2021

Job Description:

Gavin de Becker & Associates--is a dynamic security firm innovating threat assessment and public figure protection. Our mission aims to protect and enhance the lives of those we serve. From media figures and transnational corporations to universities and women's shelters, GDBA stands on the front line of the assessment, prediction, and management of violence. Gavin de Becker & Associates is an equal opportunity employer. Protectors protect and advise at-risk public figure clients where they're often needed most - at their homes.-- Protectors are responsible for the physical security and entry control of residential estates and responding to critical emergencies either on the property or in the immediate vicinity of such properties. Protectors also play a crucial role in adding comfort and convenience to the lives of those they serve.-- Residential Protective Coverage

• 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.
• Future opportunities exist for those who first succeed as residential protectors. The vast majority of GDBA's executive protection specialists began in residential protection, and eventually -- through our merit-based promotional system -- graduated to greater responsibilities, including protecting clients during scheduled public appearances and providing close protection for clients travelling--domestically and abroad. Physical Readiness
  • As a function of the mobile security unit, must be able to maintain physical readiness to respond to an attack or hazard at all times.
  • Maintain physicality to stand on your feet for several hours without a break during special events on a client's property. Required Qualifications
    • Demonstrated exceptional results in a client-service role; 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 at GDBA.
    • 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
      • Working knowledge of basic IT troubleshooting.
      • 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. Do you qualify for or possess a LEOSA ID? --*
        The Law Enforcement Officer Safety Act--(LEOSA) allows qualified individuals to carry a concealed firearm.If any of the following criteria apply to you, please indicate "yes."
        • 10 year 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)
          • U.S. Army reservists, per this 2015 Army Directive , must have at least 6 years as a MP to qualify for LEOSA.
          • U.S.M.C. reservists, per this Marine Corps Order , must have 1 year as a MP (58XX MOS) to qualify for LEOSA.-- -- If you served in the military, what type of discharge did you receive? --*
            Please select There may not be openings where you most prefer to live in work. Are you willing to relocate? --*
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            Are you eligible to work in the country you desire to be employed in without restriction? --*
            -- GDBA is a nicotine free company. Are you nicotine free or willing to be nicotine as you start the selection process? --*
            -- Do you have a High School Diploma, GED, or equivalent? --*
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