Description

As a Lead Construction Surveillance Technician, you will play a crucial role in ensuring security on construction sites. Daily tasks will involve inspecting materials, supervising personnel, and assessing risks to prevent unauthorized access and potential threats.

Requirements

• •Minimum high school diploma or equivalent
• •Top Secret/SCI clearance
• •Government-approved CST certification
• •At least 5 years’ experience in construction security surveillance, technical surveillance countermeasures, industrial or government security, or supervisory construction experience
• •Bachelor’s Degree
• •5 years of construction experience
• •5 years in construction security surveillance, technical surveillance countermeasures, industrial or government security
• •Previous CST experience at overseas or domestic project sites
• •Counterintelligence or Intelligence Analysis
• •U.S. Army Corps of Engineers construction training
• •Ability to work outdoors in inclement conditions
• •Ability to stand/walk for extended periods of time

Tasks

• •Oversee inspection of construction materials and vehicles using x-ray equipment
• •Supervise visual inspections for anomalies by uncleared personnel
• •Review construction drawings for compliance with approved specifications
• •Conduct risk analysis to determine surveillance coverage and inspection types
• •Identify changes in construction that may indicate ulterior purposes
• •Assess potential locations for clandestine surveillance devices
• •Perform security escort and access control duties as assigned
• •Understand and apply Technical Surveillance Countermeasures and related techniques
• •Identify unauthorized materials and Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs)
• •Assess industrial and government security requirements
• •Implement static security techniques and procedures
• •Interpret blueprints and technical specifications
• •Apply construction security surveillance techniques
• •Conduct vehicle and personnel search techniques
• •Evaluate security practices for various security levels
• •Produce reports on unauthorized access attempts
• •Assess construction terminology, procedures, and practices
• •Identify methods for unauthorized material placement
• •Understand technical security devices and monitoring systems
• •Report suspicious behavior
• •Maintain knowledge of construction safety
• •Work outdoors in inclement conditions
• •Stand or walk for extended periods
• •Work independently in a detail-oriented environment
• •Self-motivate and pursue education in CSS industry practices
• •Train and mentor entry-level personnel