Office Security Manager

Description

• Supervising the contract security drivers who transport the GBU president and designated executives for official business purposes, including transportation to and from local airports.
• Informing, via email or another approved medium, GBU leadership and all Bechtel employees at the City West campus of any major security events in the area (police-issued credible threats, significant criminal activity, upcoming VIP visits, etc.). Messages should be coordinated with the RSM for the Americas, GBU’s corporate affairs representative, and GBU leadership.
• Liaising on a quarterly basis with the security representatives of all companies on and the landlord of the City West campus to exchange best practices (e.g., high-risk terminations), upcoming events, and projected VIP visits.
• Liaising with security representatives at recommended local hotels used by Bechtel business travelers to ensure that security standards and contact information for hotel security teams are current.
• Monitoring local criminal and security-related activities.
• Developing and enforcing building security protocols in compliance with Bechtel Property Management requirements.
• Collaborating with the RSM and OA&S/Facilities to review, on an annual basis, all physical, procedural, and technical security measures at the City West campus, the Welding Applied Technology Center and the Bechtel Equipment Office.
• Cultivating and maintaining a professional working relationship with the Houston Police Department and its officers who support the City West Campus.
• Facilitating recurring training on active assailant/active shooter preparedness and other security-related subjects for all employees.
• Collaborate, support, and assist the security coordinator, in the coordinator’s absence or as otherwise necessary:
• Assessing the security posture and implementing appropriate mitigation measures for all off-site official events at which the GBU president, a senior GBU executive, and/or several GBU employees are participating.

Requirements

• Strong Microsoft Office Suite and general computer skills.
• Knowledge of and interest in security issues in the Houston metropolitan area.
• Professional proficiency in English; basic proficiency in Spanish is a plus.
• Analytical skills: an ability to pull together relevant data from a variety of sources, making a judgement on the utility of the information and its potential impact on security operations.
• Requires bachelor's degree (or international equivalent) and 10-13 years of relevant experience or 14-17 years of relevant work experience
• Experience in private sector security, law enforcement, and/or military service.
• An ability to work independently and make decisions without immediate input from supervisor.
• Composure: an ability to manage emergency situations in a calm and efficient manner.
• Ability to communicate effectively and gather information from police and municipal officials and relevant private sector groups, such as the FBI’s DSAC.
• Strong oral and written communication skills: an ability to communicate in a concise, clear, and professional manner, detailing vital information to peers and management and other company employees.

Benefits

• Relocation Authorized: National - Family

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance