Guard Force Commander (GFC)

Location: South America
Job Code: 494
# of openings: 1

Description

Guard Force Commander (GFC)

 

Location:  Sao Paulo, Brazil

 

The Guard Force Commander will supervise the guard force that provides protection to all U.S. mission facilities

 

Duties:

 

  • Prepare guard orders, deploy guards, conduct musters and perform weekly scheduling.
  • Conduct regular inspections of guards and guard posts and investigate deficiencies.
  • Maintain inventory reports and investigate any irregularities.
  • Prepare reports and make recommendations regarding discipline and termination actions.
  • Oversee guard program logistics including explosive detection and X-ray equipment.
  • Act as a point of contact with the DOS on operational guard force matters.
  • Ensure all guards are properly uniformed, equipped and staffed.
  • Plan, coordinate and lead the LGF during integrated training and emergency response drills with the RSO.
  • Maintain flexible work schedule, which may include assignment to evening, weekend and holiday periods.

 

Required Experience:

 

  • Minimum ten years’ experience as a non-commissioned officer in the military, police or a similar guard force with proven experience in leadership roles (may be substituted for education).
  • Minimum five years’ work experience in Brazil.
  • Proven experience managing/supervising a large staff of guards (about 50-100 guards).
  • Familiarity with recent trends and specific threats in Brazil.
  • Experience in all areas of physical security and access control.

 

 

Required Knowledge and Skills:

  • Risk management skills, including problem identification and problem solving.
  • Must be computer literate to a basic level, that is, able to write basic reports, produce Standard Operational Procedures, and communicate via email.
  • Must possess advanced security training.

 

Citizenship, Residency & Language Requirements:

 

  1. Must be a citizen of Brazil or a U.S. citizen in possession of a valid work visa.
  2. Must speak the local language and have an English language proficiency speaking/reading skill level S4/R4 (advanced) using the ILR language scale ( https://govtilr.org/Skills/ILRscale2.htm ).
  3. Must hold a Brazil driver’s license.

Required Education:

The GFC shall have completed secondary education, poly-technical school or obtained a national diploma or Associate’s degree.

 

 





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