Locksmith
About the job
- Prior experience supporting secure government, military, or industrial facilities is required.
- A minimum Secret security clearance or higher is required for consideration.
- A high school diploma or high school equivalent certificate is required.
- Install, repair, and maintain mechanical locks, electronic locks, padlocks, door hardware, and secure-area access devices.
- Service, repair, and inspect GSA-approved security containers, vault doors, and secure storage equipment in accordance with federal physical security requirements.
- Install, operate, and maintain Kaba Mas / X-Series locks, including X-09, X-10, CDX-09, and CDX-10, and other approved high-security locking mechanisms.
- Perform combination changes, lock re-cores, and keying adjustments for secure storage containers, restricted areas, and controlled spaces.
- Troubleshoot and repair malfunctioning locks, cylinders, cores, and electronic locking components.
- Install and service door hardware such as hinges, closers, panic bars, strike plates, and access-control interfaces.
- Respond to lockouts, access issues, and urgent repair requests to restore secure entry or egress.
- Maintain strict key control, including issuance, tracking, accountability logs, and secure storage of keys and combinations.
- Inspect locking devices and secure storage equipment for wear, damage, or security vulnerabilities, and recommend corrective actions.
- Document all work performed, including lock changes, combination resets, key issuance, and hardware maintenance.
- Coordinate with physical security personnel, facility managers, and maintenance teams to ensure compliance with Navy and DoD physical security requirements.
- Formal locksmith training, certification, or apprenticeship is preferred.
About the company
ProSync provides systems, hardware, software and security engineering for national security programs. It designs, develops, fields, and provides worldwide lifecycle support for national security systems, guided by agile engineering processes and an ISO 9001:2015 quality management framework to ensure high-quality outcomes. The company differentiates itself through its status as an award-winning SDVOSB (Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business) with 24+ years of hands-on experience delivering end-to-end solutions and lifecycle support for national security needs. Its goal is to deliver reliable, mission-focused products and services to customers by combining agile development, comprehensive systems engineering, and strong quality management.
Company Size
51-200
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
Ellicott City, Maryland
Founded
2000
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- January 2026 Navy award lifted ProSync’s visible backlog and credibility.
- The company keeps appearing on SeaPort-NxG and other federal vehicles.
- ProSync’s 2025-2026 productized support model sells recurring mission-critical services.
What critics are saying
- ProSync sued former employee Tim Miller in June 2026 over trade secrets.
- The Navy contract ending April 30, 2026 exposes revenue concentration risk.
- One major customer loss would hit ProSync’s defense-heavy pipeline immediately.
What makes Prosync unique
- Founded in 2000, ProSync serves DoD and Intelligence Community customers.
- ProSync won a $83.2 million Navy SeaPort-NxG task order in January 2026.
- ProSync’s SDVOSB status and cleared government focus narrow its competitor set.
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Benefits
- Health Insurance
- 401(k) Retirement Plan
- Mental Health Support
- Paid Vacation
- Paid Holidays
- Flexible Work Hours
- Performance Bonus
- Professional Development Budget