Hiring organization: Continuity Global Solutions LLC
Location: Suva, Fiji
Description
The Guard Force Commander is responsible for assigning local guards to shifts, managing the creation of guard schedules, overseeing both the initial training and refresher training for all guards, and ensuring that all posts are efficiently staffed.
Duties:
· Supervise 50-100 guards at a diplomatic facility.
· Prepare guard orders, deploy guards, conduct musters and perform weekly scheduling.
· Conduct regular inspections of guards and guard posts and investigate any irregularities.
· Maintain inventory reports and investigate any irregularities.
· Prepare reports and make recommendations regarding discipline matters.
· Oversee the guard training program.
· Oversee program logistics to include explosives detection and X-ray equipment.
· Function as a point of contact with the U.S. government representative.
· Ensure guards are properly uniformed, equipped and staffed.
· Plan, coordinate and lead the guard force during training and emergency response drills.
· Maintain flexible work schedule, which may include evening, weekend and holiday work.
Requirements
· Speak the local language(s).
· Must have professional English speaking level.
· Must be a citizen of Fiji, a U.S. citizen, or a Third Country National in possession of a valid current work visa for Fiji (if applicable) or have the ability to obtain a work visa prior to the start of employment.
· Must hold a valid driver’s license for Fiji.
· A minimum of five years’ experience in the military, police or guard force with proven experience in leadership roles required.
· Minimum five years’ work experience in Fiji.
· Advanced security training required.
· Must have completed secondary education, high school or possess a national diploma.
· Risk management skills, including problem identification and problem solving.
· Basic computer literacy.
· Experience with reporting and producing Standard Operating Procedures.
· Familiarity with current trends and threats in Fiji.
· Record of proven reliability and good conduct.
· Experience in all areas of physical security and access control.
Location: Suva, Fiji
Description
The Guard Force Commander is responsible for assigning local guards to shifts, managing the creation of guard schedules, overseeing both the initial training and refresher training for all guards, and ensuring that all posts are efficiently staffed.
Duties:
· Supervise 50-100 guards at a diplomatic facility.
· Prepare guard orders, deploy guards, conduct musters and perform weekly scheduling.
· Conduct regular inspections of guards and guard posts and investigate any irregularities.
· Maintain inventory reports and investigate any irregularities.
· Prepare reports and make recommendations regarding discipline matters.
· Oversee the guard training program.
· Oversee program logistics to include explosives detection and X-ray equipment.
· Function as a point of contact with the U.S. government representative.
· Ensure guards are properly uniformed, equipped and staffed.
· Plan, coordinate and lead the guard force during training and emergency response drills.
· Maintain flexible work schedule, which may include evening, weekend and holiday work.
Requirements
· Speak the local language(s).
· Must have professional English speaking level.
· Must be a citizen of Fiji, a U.S. citizen, or a Third Country National in possession of a valid current work visa for Fiji (if applicable) or have the ability to obtain a work visa prior to the start of employment.
· Must hold a valid driver’s license for Fiji.
· A minimum of five years’ experience in the military, police or guard force with proven experience in leadership roles required.
· Minimum five years’ work experience in Fiji.
· Advanced security training required.
· Must have completed secondary education, high school or possess a national diploma.
· Risk management skills, including problem identification and problem solving.
· Basic computer literacy.
· Experience with reporting and producing Standard Operating Procedures.
· Familiarity with current trends and threats in Fiji.
· Record of proven reliability and good conduct.
· Experience in all areas of physical security and access control.