Security Assistant

Federal IT Consulting (FEDITC); Mount Vernon (VA); On-site; USD 48,000 - 65,000; Full time

Job summary

FEDITC, LLC is seeking a Security Assistant to be stationed at Fort Belvoir, VA. The role requires United States Citizenship and an active Top Secret/SCI DoD security clearance.

This upcoming opportunity is contingent on contract award. Responsibilities include escorting visitors, processing deliveries, responding to emergencies, opening/closing the facility, processing access requests, and supporting the Information Security Program and SCIF areas.

Qualifications

• Active TS/SCI clearance required and US citizenship.
• High school diploma required.
• Must pass a background check and maintain required clearances.

Responsibilities

• Escort uncleared visitors including contractors.
• Receive and process deliveries up to 50 lbs.
• Respond to facility and personnel emergencies.
• Open and close the CAA building per security policies (often 0600–1800 on weekdays).
• Process Visitor Access Requests and verify appropriate security clearances.
• Support Information Security Program and SCIF areas, assist with storage and container security.
• Coordinate foreign visitors and service members as needed.
• Provide administrative support to processing security clearances.
• Provide security for temporary SCIF operations as required.
• Operate access control systems, ICIDS, and CCTV.

Skills

Active TS/SCI clearance

US citizenship

Reading/writing skills

Team player

Proactive/adaptable

Education

High school diploma

Job description

FEDITC, LLC is a fast-growing business supporting DoD and other intelligence agencies worldwide. FEDITC develops mission critical national security systems throughout the world directly supporting the Warfighter, DoD Leadership, & the country. We are proud & honored to provide these services.

Overview of position:

FEDITC is seeking aSecurity Assistantto work at Fort Belvoir, VA

A United States Citizenship and an active Top Secret/SCI DoD Security Clearance is required to be considered for this position.

This is an upcoming opportunity contingent on contract award.

Responsibilities

• Taking appropriate actions, in accordance with Agency policy, to correct discrepancies.
• Escorting uncleared visitors including contractors.
• Receiving and processing deliveries, packages and mail up to 50 lbs.
• Responding to facility and personnel emergencies.
• In-process and out process CAA employees and contractors.
• Opening and closing the CAA building in accordance with Army, CAA, and Fort Belvoir Physical Security policies. Generally, this is from 0600-1800 on weekdays. However, there may be requirements to provide security support at night or on weekends.
• Processing Visitor Access Requests and ensuring that incoming visitors have appropriate security clearances.
• Supporting the Information Security Program including provisioning/removing/ access open storage rooms and SCIF areas, opening and securing classified storage containers and SCIF areas, changing X-10 combinations, protecting and destroying classified information, and the associated administrative requirements in accordance with Army Regulation (AR) 380-5.
• Assist in coordinating and ensure seamless processing of foreign visitors and service members.
• Providing administrative support to processing security clearances.
• Providing security for temporary SCIF operations within the facility, as required.
• Controlling access to the building and operating the CAA access control system, Integrated Commercial Intrusion Detection System (ICIDS), and closed-circuit TV
• Individuals must demonstrate the ability to read and write effectively, follow written and verbal instructions, seek clarification when necessary, and understand and apply all relevant security regulations, policies and procedures.
• Strong observational, listening, and communication skills, problem-solving/solution-finding capabilities, and self-confidence
• must be team players, proactive, adaptable, and comfortable with the use of technology

Education:

• High school or general educational diploma is required.

Clearance:

• Active Top Secret/ SCI clearance is required.
• Must be a United States Citizen and pass a background check.
• Maintain applicable security clearance(s) at the level required by the client and/or applicable certification(s) as requested by FEDITC and/or required by FEDITC’S Client(s)/Customer(s)/Prime contractor(s).

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