Project Manager - Security Guard Force
On-siteGeldrop, North Brabant, The Netherlands
Job Summary
Provide overall management and oversight of Local Guard Force operations, serving as the primary operational point of contact for designated U.S. Government representatives. Monitor and analyze the local and regional security environment to recommend appropriate measures, ensuring guard force operations remain responsive to changing criminal, terrorist, and security threats. Manage security personnel, staffing, performance, and operational requirements while ensuring compliance with contract requirements, established procedures, and quality-control standards. Conduct risk management planning, identify potential problems, and develop effective solutions. Plan, define, sequence, and manage project activities and resources, developing and leading project teams. Maintain knowledge of physical security, access-control procedures, and emergency response requirements. Meet routinely with government representatives and Local Guard Force leadership, visiting each applicable U.S. Mission within the area of responsibility at least once per quarter. Maintain availability and responsiveness for contract-related matters, including after-hours requirements as necessary.
Required Qualifications
- Secondary education, polytechnic school, National Diploma, Associate degree, or higher
- Minimum 10 years of experience in police, military, security, or Local Guard Force management
- At least 5 years of supervisory or command-level experience
- At least 5 years of professional experience within Curaçao or the surrounding region
- Experience managing security personnel or Local Guard Force operations
- Strong knowledge of overseas security environments, including current criminal and terrorist threats affecting U.S. personnel and facilities
- Expertise in physical security and access control
- Experience with risk management, problem identification, and problem-solving
- Knowledge of guard-force operational methods, response procedures, basic communications, and radio procedures
- Proficiency with Microsoft Office and other standard office-management applications
- Ability to communicate effectively in English and the local language at the required professional proficiency level (S4/R4)
- Must be a citizen of the host country or a third-country national with a valid work visa authorizing employment in the host nation
- Must possess a current, valid Curaçao driver's license
- Must reside in the same city as the U.S. Embassy
- Must be available to respond to contract performance matters 24 hours a day, seven days a week
- Must be able to report in person within one hour of a request from designated U.S. Government representatives
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