Full Time

Armed Special Police Officer (SPO) - DC

BTI Security

Full-time

Security and Investigations

Washington, DC

$60,000 - $88,000* / year (about $29–$42 an hour)

Job Description

Job Skills / Requirements

Armed Security Officers perform a variety of security-related duties depending on the post.
Patrolling and monitoring exterior and community areas on-premises.
Access control of entrances and exits and departure of employees and visitors.
Monitoring surveillance cameras for any disruptions or unlawful activities.
Must have the ability to read, write, speak, and understand the English language.
Must be able to understand, explain, interpret, and apply rules, regulations, directives, and procedures per contract.
Provide detailed reports on daily activities and incidents that may have occurred.
Knowledgeable and able to effectively use magnetometer and X-ray machines.
Using provided communication devices such as two-way radios clearly and concisely.
Performing CPR or first aid when needed.
Ensure credentials are maintained per contract requirements.
Perform other duties as assigned by the Supervisor or Project Manager.

Required Qualifications

High school diploma, a General Education Degree (GED) recognized by the U.S.
Associates Degree
Two (2) years of verifiable experience as an armed security officer
Must have a current and valid DC Armed Security Guard Card/permit
Must have an active DC Armed SPO, O.C. aerosol spray, Baton
knowledgeable of the security industry
Must have a customer service driven mindset
Ability to communicate effectively and present information to all levels of internal and external customers/clients.

Education Requirements (All)

High School Diploma/GED

At Least 2 Years of College

Associates Degree

Certification Requirements (All)

CPR/First Aid

DC Armed SPO

Baton

Handcuffing Tactics and Instruction

O.C. aerosol spray

This job reports to the Project Manager

This is a Full-Time position

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