Guard Force Commander - Security Guard Force
Continuity Global Solutions, Thailand

Guard Force Commander (GFC)

Location:U.S. Embassy Chiang Mai, Thailand

**Position contingent upon award. **

The Guard Force Commander (GFC) must have experience and qualifications on a range of security-related skills and have a verified record of proven reliability and good conduct.

Duties:

• Supervise 50-100 guards at a diplomatic facility.
• Prepare guard orders, deploy guards, conduct musters and perform weekly scheduling.
• Conduct regular inspections of guards and guard posts and investigate any irregularities.
• Maintain inventory reports and investigate any irregularities.
• Prepare reports and make recommendations regarding discipline matters.
• Oversee the guard training program.
• Oversee program logistics to include explosives detection and X-ray equipment.
• Act as a point of contact with the U.S. government representative.
• Ensure guards are properly uniformed, equipped and staffed.
• Plan, coordinate and lead the guard force during training and emergency response drills.
• Maintain flexible work schedule, which may include evening, weekend and holiday work.

Required Knowledge and Skills:

• Risk management skills, including problem identification and problem solving.
• Basic computer literacy.
• Advanced security training.
• Experience with risk management, including problem identification and problem solving.
• Familiarity with recent trends and threats in Thailand.

• Record of proven reliability and good conduct.
• Experience in all areas of physical security and access control.

Requirements

Citizenship and Residency Requirements:

• Must be a citizen of Thailand, a U.S. citizen, or a Third Country National in possession of a valid current work visa for Thailand (if applicable) or have the ability to obtain a work visa prior to the start of employment.
• Must hold a valid driver’s license for Thailand.

Required Experience and Education:

• Minimum of ten years experience in the military, police or guard force with proven experience in leadership roles is required.
  • Note: A four-year course of study leading to a Bachelor’s degree in criminal justice administration or management may substitute for four years of military, police or guard force experience.
• Minimum five years’ work experience in Thailand.

• Must have completed secondary education, high school or possess a national diploma.
• Advanced security training is also required.

Job Rewards and Benefits