Provide armed security and access control at U.S. Department of Justice facilities.
Locations (2)
Fairfax, Virginia, United States
Washington, District of Columbia, United States
Compensation
Protective Service Officer Starting Pay at $46.00 per hour. Daily Pay available. Pay Rate $46—$46 USD
Responsibilities
Control access to DOJ facilities by screening visitors, personnel, and vehicles using metal detectors, x-ray machines, and visual inspection protocols.
Conduct patrols and maintain a visible security presence to deter unauthorized activity or criminal acts.
Respond immediately to alarms, emergencies, and suspicious behavior, detaining individuals if necessary until law enforcement arrives.
Monitor building activity and maintain accurate logbooks, reports, and incident documentation.
Enforce DOJ rules, protect federal employees and property, and assist in evacuation or lockdown procedures during emergencies.
Monitor camera feeds, Video Management Systems (VMS), and Access Control Systems (ACS) to identify and neutralize threats before they escape
Conduct ongoing site risk assessments and funnel actionable intelligence to leadership to inform high-level decision-making
Maintain "eyes on the ground" for incident verification, implementing specialized physical protocols such as two-swipe entry and strictly controlled access points
Act as the primary dispatcher and communication hub between the GSOC and physical response teams during critical incidents
Deliver advanced detection capabilities by merging digital alarm monitoring with physical security patrols (foot and vehicle)
Utilize specialized intelligence platforms and Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) to monitor geopolitical events, social unrest, and environmental hazards that may impact global assets or personnel.
Manage and monitor enterprise-level Video Management Systems (VMS), Physical Access Control Systems (PACS), and global alarm monitoring software to ensure real-time situational awareness.
Serve as the central communication hub during critical incidents, coordinating the response between local security teams, executive protection details, and emergency services using Incident Command System (ICS) protocols.
Execute emergency mass notification procedures to provide timely, accurate safety alerts and instructions to employees and stakeholders during crisis events.
Conduct real-time tracking of high-value assets and executive travelers, providing pre-trip briefings and active monitoring in high-risk environments.
Requirements
High school degree or equivalent
Bachelor’s Degree in Criminal Justice, Intelligence Studies, or a related field
Nice to have: Prior Military or Law Enforcement experience
Experienced security professional to serve as Incident Commander, managing emergency response and client liaison duties.
Compensation
Base Hourly Rate: $40.00 - $50.00
Responsibilities
Monitor camera feeds, Video Management Systems (VMS), and Access Control Systems (ACS) to identify and neutralize threats before they escalate
Conduct ongoing site risk assessments and funnel actionable intelligence to leadership to inform high-level decision-making
Maintain "eyes on the ground" for incident verification, implementing specialized physical protocols such as two-swipe entry and strictly controlled access points
Act as the primary dispatcher and communication hub between the GSOC and physical response teams during critical incidents
Deliver advanced detection capabilities by merging digital alarm monitoring with physical security patrols (foot and vehicle)
Requirements
High school degree or equivalent
Bachelor’s Degree in Criminal Justice, Intelligence Studies, or a related field
Monitor camera feeds, Video Management Systems (VMS), and Access Control Systems (ACS) to identify and neutralize threats before they elevate
Conduct ongoing site risk assessments and funnel actionable intelligence to leadership to inform high-level decision-making
Maintain "eyes on the ground" for incident verification, implementing specialized physical protocols such as two-swipe entry and strictly controlled access points
Act as the primary dispatcher and communication hub between the GSOC and physical response teams during critical incidents
Deliver advanced detection capabilities by merging digital alarm monitoring with physical security patrols (foot and vehicle)
Requirements
High school degree or equivalent
Bachelor’s Degree in Criminal Justice, Intelligence Studies, or a related field
Develop relationships with clients, facilitate collaboration, and have the ability to influence informally across different departments within the team
Track and report on program performance assurance and compliance requirements within the provided guidelines
Prepare reports on accidents, incidents, and suspicious activities
Provide assistance to employees and create a safe and friendly environment for visitors and clients in a professional manner
Requirements
High school degree or equivalent
BSIS guard card or eligible to qualify for guard card
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