Security Program Manager: Contract & Training Operations

Akima, LLC; Denver (CO); On-site; USD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

Akima Infrastructure Protection (AIP) seeks a Project Manager for security services across CDC facilities in Colorado. You will lead contract management, staffing, training programs, and compliance, ensuring guards meet licensing and certifications while coordinating with the CDC COR and conducting AARs.

Role requires supervisory experience in law enforcement or security, strong knowledge of physical security operations, and proficiency with computer systems.

Qualifications

• Management / supervisory and operational experience in law enforcement and/or the security field.
• Working knowledge of physical security operations, including security administration, access control, security systems, and best business practices.
• Experience delivering or managing security training programs.
• Strong proficiency in computer systems and operational applications.
• Must pass CDC background investigation and obtain CDC suitability approval.

Responsibilities

• Manage the security guard contract and overall guard force operations.
• Ensure staffing requirements are met at all levels.
• Verify all new guard personnel meet certifications and licensing requirements before assignment.
• Ensure certifications and licensing remain current for all security staff.
• Maintain knowledge of procedures, policies, regulations, and best practices relevant to contract execution.
• Oversee training management, including planning and delivering ongoing refresher training.
• Ensure vehicles, equipment, and clothing are serviceable and available for personnel.
• Develop and execute quarterly security exercises across facilities and assess guard performance.

Skills

Security leadership

Security operations

Training program delivery

Computer systems proficiency

Job description

Akima Infrastructure Protection (AIP) seeks a Project Manager for security services across CDC facilities in Colorado. You will lead contract management, staffing, training programs, and compliance, ensuring guards meet licensing and certifications while coordinating with the CDC COR and conducting AARs.

Role requires supervisory experience in law enforcement or security, strong knowledge of physical security operations, and proficiency with computer systems.