Security Manager

The Security Manager, located on-site with a specific client, is responsible for developing and implementing highly effective security strategies and policies, overseeing incident and crisis management activities, providing security-related counsel, and completing dedicated security functions, including asset protection, asset recovery, and investigations, and managing, developing, and consulting on new security programs.

This position will serve as a client's key point of contact for all global issues related to Corporate Security.

Essential Functions:

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Represent Pinkerton's core values of integrity, vigilance, and excellence.
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Develop, implement, and maintain site security action plans and policies, including risk assessments and threat analysis.
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Provide regional oversight and strategic direction to enterprise contract security providers.
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Develop and deliver security programs and training for personnel and visitors.
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Implement and monitor physical security policies, fire/life safety standards, and security awareness programs.
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Actively monitor security risks and trends, providing timely advisories and briefings to relevant stakeholders.
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Conduct investigations into complex security incidents, including preparing for legal proceedings and ensuring proper documentation for security-related processes and incidents.
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Serve on incident/emergency management teams to ensure preparedness against threats and make informed decisions under pressure during crises or emergency situations.
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Provide crisis management support and coordinate emergency preparedness efforts.
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Maintain effective liaison relationships with law enforcement, emergency response organizations, and other agencies.
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Manage interactions with business partners and government agencies for security compliance and support.
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Oversee security services for senior executives and major events, ensuring safety and protection.
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Facilitate compliance with regulatory requirements and implement auditing standards.
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Support confidential inquiries and investigations, ensuring adherence to legal and security norms.
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Manage the budget allocation for security functions, ensuring effective use of resources.
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Coordinate security scopes for new office projects, including access control systems and vendor management.
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Conduct background checks and establish standard operating procedures (SOPs).
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Facilitate the implementation of best practices and ongoing improvement in security processes.
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All other duties, as assigned.

Education, Experience, and Certifications:

Bachelor's degree in Corporate Security, Business Management, or Project Management, with at least ten years of management experience in one or more of the following areas: Corporate security, law enforcement, private contract security, or specialized military leadership.

NY State Armed Guard Card and CCW permit are required.

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