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Akima

Federal contractor delivering facilities, IT, logistics

Security Officer Armed

Security Guarding & PatrolConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeUrbana, IL, USANo salary listed

About the Job

Requirements

  • A high school diploma or equivalent is required.
  • Applicants must be at least 21 years of age.
  • Applicants must have at least three years of verifiable civilian law enforcement experience or equivalent United States Armed Forces experience, including general arrest authority; all three years must have occurred within the last seven years.
  • Applicants must have successfully completed or graduated from a certified Federal, state, county, local, or military law enforcement training academy or program that instructed in police powers in an armed capacity while dealing with the public. The certificate must be recognized by a relevant government or military authority and provide evidence of eligibility for employment as a law enforcement officer.
  • Applicants must submit to and successfully complete pre-placement screening and evaluation, including a criminal background check, financial institutions or credit bureau check, and disclosure under the Freedom of Information Act.
  • Applicants must pass a criminal background screen, drug test, and physical exam.
  • Applicants must possess a valid, unrestricted state driver's license, except for eyeglass restrictions.
  • Applicants must fluently read, speak, and comprehend English and compose coherent written reports in English.
  • Applicants must meet medical and physical fitness requirements.
  • Applicants must have no felony conviction.
  • Applicants must have no misdemeanor crime of domestic violence conviction under 18 U.S.C. § 922(g)(9).
  • The position may require extensive sitting and monitoring screens, outdoor walking in poor weather, and kneeling and stooping to inspect vehicles or containers.
  • Applicants must be able to perform the physical demands of the job, including frequently sitting, talking or hearing, standing, walking, handling or operating objects, tools, or controls, and reaching; occasionally climbing or balancing, stooping, kneeling, and tasting or smelling.

Responsibilities

  • Enforce the district's entry and identification system.
  • Test and report on emergency equipment.
  • Patrol court facilities and grounds in accordance with applicable post orders.
  • Man USMS-authorized stationary posts.
  • Conduct focused surveillance of traffic approaching entrances from inside or outside the facility to detect threats before they reach the screening area.
  • Provide armed escort services for judges, court personnel, jurors, and other designated individuals when assigned.
  • Provide security services for off-site and remote judicial functions where site access can be controlled and public screening conducted.
  • Direct traffic, control lights on court facility properties, and monitor vehicles and pedestrians as described in post orders when applicable.
  • Provide courtroom security during hearings when assigned.
  • Maintain a security presence in the courtroom and enforce federal law and judicial orders within the courthouse.
  • Turn over articles found in a court or designated facility to the COR and complete a CSO003 within 24 hours of the incident.
  • Keep supervisors and managers informed of unusual occurrences and important events in accordance with post orders, rules, regulations, guidelines, and protocols.
  • Monitor alarms, radio traffic, and other information sources; dispatch or inform others as needed and authorized.
  • Report and appropriately address fire alarms, burglary alarms, requests for assistance, and criminal acts.
  • Stop, screen, inquire about, and inspect vehicles and pedestrians entering or exiting the facility as directed by post orders, rules, regulations, guidelines, and protocols.
  • Use issued or available equipment properly.
  • Prevent prohibited articles from being taken onto or off the client facility.
  • Escort individuals or vehicles in accordance with post orders, rules, regulations, guidelines, and protocols.
  • Maintain all necessary licensing, certifications, training, and records for legal employment as a Security Guard.
  • Use portable radios, phones, and other communication devices appropriately and according to established rules.
  • Monitor equipment, guard against loss or damage, and immediately report loss or damage to a supervisor or manager.
  • Perform necessary work regardless of weather conditions.
  • Log property pass numbers for authorized property and equipment movements.
  • Secure government property, detain personnel using the mantrap when needed, and report anyone involved in unauthorized property or equipment removal.
  • Conduct regular patrols and inspections of buildings and facilities.
  • Issue required badges or passes to authorized personnel.
  • Monitor electronic access control and report violations.
  • Monitor radio-frequency identification systems and respond to alarms indicating unauthorized removal of government property.
  • Grant authorized personnel access to areas during non-working hours in accordance with established procedures and access lists.
  • Monitor facility equipment and utility systems and report deficiencies to personnel responsible for repairs.
  • Conduct random surveillance of buildings to detect unauthorized or inappropriate activity.
  • Conduct random surveillance of fence lines to detect breaches, unauthorized removal of government property, and illegal or inappropriate activity.
  • Provide additional security support for scheduled events during or after duty hours and for unscheduled emergencies as requested by a supervisor.
  • Maintain activity logs and administrative documents as required by contract.
  • Contact, assist, and cooperate with local, state, or federal law enforcement; locate, retain, and protect necessary evidence; and testify as necessary in judicial and administrative proceedings.

About the Company

Akima

Federal contractor delivering facilities, IT, logistics

Akima provides contracted, integrated services to the U.S. federal government across facilities, IT, logistics, protective services, systems engineering, mission support, FF&E, and construction. It delivers these offerings through multi-domain services that support government missions. As an Alaska Native-owned subsidiary of NANA, Akima combines mission outcomes for customers with long-term value creation for its parent and Iñupiat community. Its goal is to help customer missions succeed while sustaining value for NANA and its shareholders.

Company size
1,001-5,000
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
Colorado Springs, CO
Founded
1995

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