Security & Access Coordinator

Defense Logistics Agency; Oklahoma City (OK); On-site; USD 42,000 - 54,000; Full time

Job summary

Defense Logistics Agency seeks a candidate for a GS-07 level position requiring one year of specialized experience in security. The role focuses on administering physical security, issuing and accounting for badges, and supporting personnel security inquiries.

Candidates should have documented experience in maintaining security records and related correspondence. The position emphasizes compliance with security regulations, data gathering for security studies, and routine facility security

Qualifications

• One year of specialized experience at GS-06 level or equivalent.
• Experience administering physical security programs and conducting routine facility security surveys.
• Experience issuing, controlling, and accounting for identification credentials and badges.
• Experience assisting with security inquiries and gathering data for security-related studies.
• Experience maintaining security office records, compliance files, and technical correspondence.

Responsibilities

• Administer security programs and conduct routine facility security surveys.
• Manage issuance, control, and accountability of identification credentials and badges.
• Assist with personnel security inquiries and data gathering for security studies.
• Maintain security office records, compliance files, and technical correspondence.

Skills

Physical security programs

ID credential management

Personnel security inquiries

Security records management

Job description

Defense Logistics Agency seeks a candidate for a GS-07 level position requiring one year of specialized experience in security. The role focuses on administering physical security, issuing and accounting for badges, and supporting personnel security inquiries.

Candidates should have documented experience in maintaining security records and related correspondence. The position emphasizes compliance with security regulations, data gathering for security studies, and routine facility security