The Banking Service Technician troublesbles, repairs, and performs preventive maintenance on banking security equipment, including electronic security, physical security, cameras, access control, alarm systems, drive-up equipment, and ATMs.
Responsibilities
Troubleshoot, repair, and perform preventive maintenance on banking security equipment
Install, service, and support existing customers by responding to service calls
Install, repair, rebuild, and service remote drive-up systems, audio, and video equipment
Handle various locking mechanisms from drawer locks to vaults and secure keyways
Provide support for electrical and electronics projects
Strengthen protective security risk management capability across NZTA through expert advice, contributing complex security risk assessments across all domains and leading the PSR Assurance Compliance and Reporting programme.
Locations (4)
Auckland, Auckland, New Zealand
Hamilton, Waikato, New Zealand
Wellington, Wellington, New Zealand
Christchurch, Canterbury, New Zealand
Responsibilities
Lead cyber security risk assessments across critical NZTA systems and services
Provide expert advice using PSR, NZISM, ISO 31000 and industry best practice
Produce risk evaluation artefacts, including the annual PSR Self-Assessment Report
Lead the planning and execution of security for national and international events and protect high-profile individuals and critical activities within Rolls‑Royce Power Systems’ Corporate Security Team.
Responsibilities
Conduct and evolve risk and threat management through analysis, assessment and mitigation of security risks
Conceptualise and implement comprehensive security and prevention measures to enhance corporate security
Develop security standards, protection concepts and governance structures in Corporate Security
Create and implement security concepts and support strategic management decisions
Plan and manage holistic security concepts for national and international events
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in Security Management, Security Sciences, Corporate Security, Crisis Management or a comparable field
Alternative comparable qualification through several years of service with police, military, security authorities or other security‑related organisations
Nice to have: Additional qualifications in Executive Protection, Security Management, Crisis Management or Risk Management
Provide multi-discipline security support for one or more of the customer’s Special Access Programs (SAPs), providing day-to-day multi-discipline analysis for Collateral, Sensitive Compartmented Information (SCI) and Special Access Program (SAP) activities.
Compensation
The likely salary range for this position is $137,870 - $186,530. This is not, however, a guarantee of compensation or salary. Rather, salary will be set based on experience, geographic location and possibly contractual requirements and could fall outside of this range.
Responsibilities
Ensure strict adherence to the provisions of the NISPOM, its Supplement, the DoD Overprint, DCID, ICD, and SAP policy.
Assist in developing and executing approved policies and procedures for safeguarding Special Access Program (SAP), Sensitive Compartmented Information (SCI) and collateral data in support of US military operations.
Provide day-to-day security support that includes continuous assessment of procedures to identify shortfalls and provide appropriate recommendations for revising and improving security policies, procedures, and systems.
Identify vulnerabilities, threats, and risks to test, training, and operational activities.
Assist in developing, implementing, and training the Operations Security program.
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in a related area
Associate’s degree in a related area + 2 years’ experience
equivalent experience (4 years)
Nice to have: Security Fundamentals Professional Certification (SFPC)
Senior Industrial Security Specialist responsible for developing, strategizing, and managing internal security program policies and procedures in accordance with DoD security policies.
Responsibilities
Support and execution of all facility security functions including SCIF operations, personnel security, program support, physical security, information security, document control, badging and access control
Implement national security directives with emphasis on NISPOM, ICDs, and JAFAN requirements
Manage large, complex project initiatives with minimal oversight
Generate monthly program review charts and briefing material
Perform security pre-screening of employees, subcontractors, and consultants
Lead the design, implementation, and maintenance of enterprise-scale data protection platforms across hybrid cloud and on-prem environments, focusing on encryption, tokenization, key management, and operational stability.
Responsibilities
Lead system and network architecture support for information and network security technologies
Lead development and execution of risk assessment methodologies
Lead development of requirements, system architecture, and software design of security products and services
Lead strategies for discovery, evaluation and response to new networking attacks
Develop security incident response plans and strategies
Requirements
Bachelor's in Information Technology or related field
Nice to have: Deep Protegrity expertise
Nice to have: Infrastructure as Code with Terraform
Nice to have: Source control workflows with GitHub
Nice to have: Multi-cloud exposure (AWS, Azure, GCP)
Lead and coordinate NERC CIP compliance and project activities for a new utility Control Center, ensuring regulatory readiness and operational turnover.
Locations (2)
Hammond, Indiana, United States
Etna, Indiana, United States
Compensation
Rate: $60–$70/hour
Responsibilities
Lead and coordinate compliance activities associated with the new Control Center implementation.
Develop and maintain integrated project plans, milestones, dependencies, action items, and regulatory readiness activities.
Coordinate activities associated with NERC CIP and applicable NERC 693 Reliability Standards.
Ensure compliance requirements are incorporated into design, construction, testing, commissioning, and operational turnover.
Maintain visibility into compliance milestones, deliverables, risks, and open issues.
The Manager, Physical Security Programs owns Castelion’s access and visitor programs, physical security standards, assessments, and security readiness requirements for new facilities. This role leads Physical Security Specialists across company locations and establishes consistent processes for employee access, visitor services, and onboarding processes for security.
Responsibilities
Own companywide badge and visitor programs, including access approval workflows, credential issuance and removal, periodic access reviews, visitor authorization, escort requirements, and recordkeeping.
Hire, train, and manage Physical Security Specialists. Establish service standards for visitor arrivals, VIP visits, new hire onboarding, and interview candidates for a thorough and consistent companywide process.
Develop and maintain physical security policies, standards, and procedures for leadership approval. Translate requirements into practical site instructions and coordinate implementation with the teams responsible for carrying them out.
Oversee site assessments and program inspections to verify that access controls, visitor practices, and physical safeguards meet established requirements. Document findings, assign corrective actions to the responsible teams, verify completion, and escalate unresolved risks.
Define security program requirements and readiness criteria for new facilities and expansions. Work with project leads and operational teams to verify that access processes, specialist coverage, procedures, and required security capabilities are ready before opening.
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