Special Security Technician - Senior

• The contractor shall provide support to the SSO at CFH six (6) days per week for twelve ( 12) hours per day. Contractors must complete USCENTCOM-specific SSO certifications in each security discipline and be deemed qualified by USCENTCOM SSO a week prior to deployment.
  • Physically inspect and document findings for USCENTCOM Sensitive Compartmented lnformation Facility (SCIF) accreditation in order to identify deficiencies affecting SCIF accreditations. The contractor shall perform and maintain all annual SCIF inspection checklists.
  • Maintain and update SCIF TEMPEST Addendum and Fixed Facility Checklists IOT maintain SCIF accreditation.
  • Monitor the AMAG Intrusion Detection System/CCTV to help control access and preclude any unauthorized access.
  • Serve as the primary support for troubleshooting and resolving basic issues related to AMAG equipment. To enhance operational effectiveness and ensure security integrity, it is essential to provide AMAG technical training to contractors. The contractor training will cover critical troubleshooting and repair procedures for key components, including the DCU Node motherboard, NIC cards, and the cleaning, resetting, and replacement of cameras. Contractors will receive training that is vendor-approved, and training records are properly signed off to confirm completion.
  • Maintain and process exceptions to SCIF policy requests for the USCENTCOM Forward Headquarters.
  • Brief and train proper command security practices for the Command Security Indoctrination briefings to promote Security Education, Training & Awareness (SETA).
  • Provide input into CENTCOM history reports.
  • Coordinate, track, document, brief, train and issue courier authorization in support of the Courier Authorization Program.
  • Coordinate with customers and Defense Courier Service staff for the delivery and pickup of classified material, and provide SME guidance for forward deployed units.
  • Identify and analyze security vulnerabilities that affect remedial training in support of the Security Incident Program.
  • Coordinate and support the command Annual Clean Out Program, the Random Anti-terrorism Measures (RAM) Program and other security related programs for Command.
  • Perform security in/out processing of personnel, weekly SCI Indoctrination briefings, and security debriefings for the Command. In/out processing duties include: Verify security clearance eligibility, create Personnel Security Folders, provide appropriate indoctrination paperwork, create appropriate access badge with photo, update all security databases, schedule SCI indoctrination briefings as required, and maintain data on the security clearance investigations status. Debrief personnel when the Need To Know no longer is required; terminate access to classified information, update all security databases, and reconcile Personnel Security Folder.
  • Receive input and process data, ensure data is current and accurate, and maintain databases used to process the Security clearance levels of Foreign Nationals and the access to information and facilities.
  • Monitor and pass security clearances via DISS, DIA Record Message Traffic (RMT), or fax and cross-reference multiple repository databases to include facilitating the transfer of records and information to Intelligence Community databases, supporting the Command.
  • Support the security clearance nomination process and assist with indoctrinations, permanent certifications, and the submission of Research/Re-certify/Upgrade (RRU) requests for all aspects of the Command Industrial Security Program. Review, staff, process, and facilitate completion of taskers for the  J2 Special Security Office.

• Active TS/SCI security clearance.
• Bachelor’s degree and 8 years of experience.

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