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Security Manager

USA - Mount Pocono, PA

About Monster Energy:

We’re excited to be opening a brand-new location in Mt. Pocono, PA, and with this expansion, we are hiring for multiple positions. This is a unique opportunity to join Monster Energy at the ground level of a new operation and be part of building something from the start. Forget about blending in. That’s not our style. We’re the risk-takers, the trailblazers, and the game-changers. We’re raw, driven, and unapologetic in how we operate. Monster Energy is more than a brand. It’s a mindset.

A day in the life:

As the Manager of Security, you're in the driver's seat, orchestrating the dynamic and vital security operations at thrilling Monster Energy events. You'll lead the charge in strategizing, staffing, and commanding the deployment of our exceptional security teams, ensuring that every visitor, employee, and customer experiences the electrifying atmosphere with absolute safety. Your mission: craft and implement robust security strategies, policies, and standards that embody the bold and adventurous spirit of Monster Energy, guaranteeing a secure environment where excitement knows no bounds!

The impact you’ll make:

  • Recommend, implement, and verify compliance with security programs across the security spectrum to include: security guard services, physical security design standards, monitoring systems, and risk assessment and mitigation plans.
  • Identify potential gaps in physical security, continually evaluate current systems, and make recommendations for improvement.
  • Assist in planning Company event security as well as executive protection details as needed. Implement an internal audit system for both emergency preparedness and security programs.
  • Be aware of new regulations, industry best practices, industry trends and technology, products and services in order to assess potential impact on risk management programs.
  • Assist with staff training and operational plans for crisis response, disaster recovery, evacuation, workplace violence, and other emergency events.
  • Select, supervise, coach, develop, and lead the security team to ensure consistent, high-quality service.
  •  Interact with employees from all levels of the company in a customer service focused style
  • Observe activities and incidents and prepare daily logs and reports as required. Controls access to the building by monitoring and maintaining badge access reports.
  • Quickly adjust to new priorities and deliver with minimal supervision. Fill in at campus security desks as needed.

Who you are:

  • Prefer previous experience in -- Security, military, or law enforcement
  • Additional Experience Desired: More than 5 years of experience in security protocols, law enforcement
  • Additional Experience Desired: Between 1-3 years of experience in event security planning training
  • Computer Skills Desired: Microsoft Office
  • Preferred Certifications: CPR or First Aid are a plus
  • Additional Knowledge or Skills to be Successful in this role: Preferred retired Law Enforcement with concealed weapons carry permit allowing firearms in all 50 US States. Ability to remain calm and composed during emergencies or high pressure situations.

Monster Energy provides competitive total compensation. The estimated annual salary range for this position is listed below. Actual compensation may vary based on skills, qualifications, experience, and work location.

Pay Range

$82,500 - $110,000 USD

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