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Saturday, October 17, 2009

Jobs: Personal Protection Specialists and Detail Leaders, OCONUS

   So here it is.  I posted the story recently that CSS Alliance/Global just picked up a contract in Somalia for protection work, and I am speculating that these are the job announcements for said contract.  Of course they do not mention Somalia in the ad, but I should note that these were not flying when I posted the story. Hmmm?

    Either way, go to their website and throw in an application.  You never know, and if you do end up in Somalia, good luck and let us know how it goes. By the way, I am not the POC or recruiter for this, so do not send me your resume. –Matt

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CSS

Personal Protection Specialist (PPS)

Job ID: 2009-1051

# Positions:

Location: US-MI-Ada

Experience (Years): 2

Category: Protection

Overview:

CSS Global (CSSG) is responsible for contracting services such as personal security, convoy security, guard services, training, construction of facilities, and operations and maintenance of facilitites. These services require management, operators, and support personnel. These positions are designed to fulfill requirements located outside the US.

Responsibilities:

The Personal Protection Specialist will perform Protective Security Detail (PSD) duties as directed by the Detail Leader. The PPS will perform day-to-day protective functions as specified in detail orders. The PPS will also be responsible for providing protective coverage of designated protectees during motorcade, walking, and static security operaions.

Qualifications:

Level 2 – English Proficiency

Two (2) years of Protective Security Detail experience

Four (4) years of military, law enforcement, or professional security experience

Possess excellent written and verbal communication skills, including the ability to communicate solutions effectively to both technical and non-technical audiences

Ability to function effectively in adverse situations

Apply here.

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Detail Leader (DL)

Job ID: 2009-1049

# Positions:

Location: US-MI-Ada

Experience (Years): 7

Category: Protection

More information about this job:   Overview:

CSS Global (CSSG) is responsible for contracting services such as personal security, convoy security, guard services, training, construction of facilities, and operations and maintenance of facilitites. These services require management, operators, and support personnel. These positions are designed to fulfill requirements located outside the US.

Responsibilities:

The Detail Leader will be coordinate daily operations of protective security detail, convoy security, and professional guard force personnel under his/her command. The DL will be responsible for all aspects of organizing, managing, supervising, and scheduling of personal security detachments, convoy security, and guard force security operations. The DL will ensure that all protection teams are properly trained, equipped, briefed, and mentally and physically prepared for every operation. The DL will also conduct daily operational and intelligence briefs, and attend required site meetings. The DL reports directly to the In-Country Project Manager.

Qualifications:

Must be US Citizen

Level 3 – English Proficiency

Seven (7) years of generalized security/protection experience; at least two (2) of these years must have been in a supervisory position

Bachelor’s Degree preferable

Experience in planning, coordinating, and supervising protection/security operations

Experience in development of operational plans and procedures

Possess excellent leadership skills

Possess excellent written and verbal communication skills, including the ability to communicate solutions effectively to both technical and non-technical audiences

Capable of solving complex problems

Ability to function effectively in adverse situations

Must be able to obtain a security clearance

Apply here.

1 Comment

  1. I was in the Army for 5 years recently separated and have PSD experience for 2 years and a security clearance. I am wanting to do what i used to and go overseas to work. Where is a good place to start?

    Comment by "Combat Soldier" — Tuesday, November 3, 2009 @ 1:23 PM

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