Employer: Caliburn International
Location: Balad Air Base, Iraq
Clearance Level: None
Primary Function
The Personal Security Detail (PSD) Personal Protection Officer (PPO) is
responsible for the personal protection of designated contract personnel, USG and others as determined by the Program Manager and Director of Security, Balad. PSD PPO will follow established PSD security Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) to effectively ensure government, contract compliance and International Standard (ISO) 18788.
Responsibilities
Under the general direction of the Security Operations Manager and PSD Manager:
The PPO carries out personal protective service assignments to help ensure the safety and protection of his/her client.
Organizes, manages, and supervises all aspects of the protective detail to ensure that protective security requirements of the
contract/ ISO 18788 standards are met.
As assigned, carries out tasks associated with planning for visits by VIP’s, including elements related to threat assessments,
transportation planning.
Liaise with PSD Manager/Detail Manager to review developments in Insurgent capabilities, vulnerabilities, and probable courses of action.
Contact clients as necessary and as directed.
Inspects and reports the condition of security and safety programs on the site.
Attend all required initial and retraining programs as required and ensures that all Protection Officers (PO) undergo refresher training in weapons, communications, driving skills, basic medical
procedures and any other related training as required.
Exercises discretion in assigning Protection Officers (PO) roles and duties in missions and delegating responsibilities as required.
Conducts briefing/debriefing sessions before/after each day.
Responsible for after-hours emergencies at his allocated client POD.
Responsible for briefing Protection Officers (PO) on SGS policies and procedures and ensuring that all Protection Officers (PO)
understand and adhere to all company policies.
Liaises with the BDOC on all matters related to mission movement, location, departure, and return.
Oversees the status and maintenance of the team’s vehicles
(dispatch and services) and equipment.
Provides site security for all clients at the allocated site.
Implements emergency immediate action drills and Standard Operating Procedures.
Responsible for general supervision of the PSD Team.
Performs related duties as assigned by the Security Operations Manager and PSD Manager.
Maintain a high level of Operational Security (OPSEC) standards whilst on duty and on leave.
Always Present a professional and presentable appearance when on Base.
Complete all assigned administrative duties, site surveys as requested and submitting related reports.
Submits Monthly Sensitive Items Registers to PSD Manager.
Submits bi-monthly/monthly LN PSD members timesheets.
Follow all COVID-19 SOP’s and measures.
Job Requirements
Must be a US Citizen with valid passport.
Valid Driver’s License.
Knowledge of principles and practices of security operations in the developing world.
Skilled in observing situations and decision-making.
Skilled in dealing courteously with Principals and others encountered during the course of duty.
Ability to pass a detailed medical evaluation and maintain physical fitness.
Computer skills – Microsoft word, excel.
Ability to communicate effectively and concisely in English,
verbally and in writing.
Ability to operate vehicles and equipment, including nighttime
operation with vision or corrected vision.
Ability to operate independently in remote and dangerous
locations without guaranteed communications and immediate
external support.
Ability to conduct both static and mobile PSD and security operations.
Knowledge and understanding of individual and group force protection principles.
Ability to operate motor vehicles of all types tactically both on and off-road.
Must demonstrate unique problem-solving skills, the ability to work independently or as part of a team equally and have excellent
communication skills.
Ability to qualify and remain current in weapons normally carried by military and/or law enforcement officers, e.g., semi-automatic pistol and rifles.
Ability to work well in teams and in a collaborative environment.
Ability to climb, crawl, crouch, bend, stand for long periods, reach above shoulder level, extend arms at awkward angles, lift, and carry objects.
Ability to remain alert for shifts of twelve (12) consecutive hours or longer as required.
Three (3) years verified PSD positions obtained from DOD, Department of State (DOS), or civilian employment, deployment, or military service in hostile environments.
If using military service to meet the requirements, resume must include DD-214.
Successful completion from a DOD, DOS High Threat Protection (HTP), (WPS-1, WPPS-1or -2) and/or internationally recognized civilian Close Protection Course.
Preferred Qualifications
Previous work experience in hostile, post-conflict environments.
Clearance Level: None
Primary Function
The Personal Security Detail (PSD) Personal Protection Officer (PPO) is
responsible for the personal protection of designated contract personnel, USG and others as determined by the Program Manager and Director of Security, Balad. PSD PPO will follow established PSD security Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) to effectively ensure government, contract compliance and International Standard (ISO) 18788.
Responsibilities
Under the general direction of the Security Operations Manager and PSD Manager:
The PPO carries out personal protective service assignments to help ensure the safety and protection of his/her client.
Organizes, manages, and supervises all aspects of the protective detail to ensure that protective security requirements of the
contract/ ISO 18788 standards are met.
As assigned, carries out tasks associated with planning for visits by VIP’s, including elements related to threat assessments,
transportation planning.
Liaise with PSD Manager/Detail Manager to review developments in Insurgent capabilities, vulnerabilities, and probable courses of action.
Contact clients as necessary and as directed.
Inspects and reports the condition of security and safety programs on the site.
Attend all required initial and retraining programs as required and ensures that all Protection Officers (PO) undergo refresher training in weapons, communications, driving skills, basic medical
procedures and any other related training as required.
Exercises discretion in assigning Protection Officers (PO) roles and duties in missions and delegating responsibilities as required.
Conducts briefing/debriefing sessions before/after each day.
Responsible for after-hours emergencies at his allocated client POD.
Responsible for briefing Protection Officers (PO) on SGS policies and procedures and ensuring that all Protection Officers (PO)
understand and adhere to all company policies.
Liaises with the BDOC on all matters related to mission movement, location, departure, and return.
Oversees the status and maintenance of the team’s vehicles
(dispatch and services) and equipment.
Provides site security for all clients at the allocated site.
Implements emergency immediate action drills and Standard Operating Procedures.
Responsible for general supervision of the PSD Team.
Performs related duties as assigned by the Security Operations Manager and PSD Manager.
Maintain a high level of Operational Security (OPSEC) standards whilst on duty and on leave.
Always Present a professional and presentable appearance when on Base.
Complete all assigned administrative duties, site surveys as requested and submitting related reports.
Submits Monthly Sensitive Items Registers to PSD Manager.
Submits bi-monthly/monthly LN PSD members timesheets.
Follow all COVID-19 SOP’s and measures.
Job Requirements
Must be a US Citizen with valid passport.
Valid Driver’s License.
Knowledge of principles and practices of security operations in the developing world.
Skilled in observing situations and decision-making.
Skilled in dealing courteously with Principals and others encountered during the course of duty.
Ability to pass a detailed medical evaluation and maintain physical fitness.
Computer skills – Microsoft word, excel.
Ability to communicate effectively and concisely in English,
verbally and in writing.
Ability to operate vehicles and equipment, including nighttime
operation with vision or corrected vision.
Ability to operate independently in remote and dangerous
locations without guaranteed communications and immediate
external support.
Ability to conduct both static and mobile PSD and security operations.
Knowledge and understanding of individual and group force protection principles.
Ability to operate motor vehicles of all types tactically both on and off-road.
Must demonstrate unique problem-solving skills, the ability to work independently or as part of a team equally and have excellent
communication skills.
Ability to qualify and remain current in weapons normally carried by military and/or law enforcement officers, e.g., semi-automatic pistol and rifles.
Ability to work well in teams and in a collaborative environment.
Ability to climb, crawl, crouch, bend, stand for long periods, reach above shoulder level, extend arms at awkward angles, lift, and carry objects.
Ability to remain alert for shifts of twelve (12) consecutive hours or longer as required.
Three (3) years verified PSD positions obtained from DOD, Department of State (DOS), or civilian employment, deployment, or military service in hostile environments.
If using military service to meet the requirements, resume must include DD-214.
Successful completion from a DOD, DOS High Threat Protection (HTP), (WPS-1, WPPS-1or -2) and/or internationally recognized civilian Close Protection Course.
Preferred Qualifications
Previous work experience in hostile, post-conflict environments.