KNOWLEDGES, SKILLS AND CAPACITIES: 

A working knowledge of the techniques and procedures commonly utilized to protect Army and Air National Guard installations, military personnel, civilians and property against all hazards and threats of trespass, theft, fire, espionage, sabotage and damage; a working knowledge of the fundamentals commonly used in providing base defense; a working knowledge of  patrolling tactics, techniques and procedures, utilized on foot, or in a patrol vehicle in accordance with command standard operating procedures; a working knowledge of response procedures which are used against threats and emergencies; a working knowledge of security procedures utilized on military installations to control the entry and exit of civilian and military personnel, vehicles and other equipment at installation entry points; a working knowledge of tactics, techniques and procedures used to maintain order and provide crowd control at events and activities occurring on military installations; a working knowledge of the techniques and procedures used in detaining individual suspects, their vehicles and securing potential evidence, per established federal and state laws and command standard operating procedures; a working knowledge of search techniques involving  individuals and vehicles at points of entry, and as needed throughout the installation, in conformance with federal and state laws; a working knowledge of  investigation procedures and the capacity to report accidents clearly and concisely within the jurisdiction of military installations; a working knowledge of installation force protection measures used  to protect military installations; the capacity to gather information and clearly report suspicious activities involving individuals and groups of individuals; the capacity to direct motor vehicle and pedestrian traffic within military installations, and monitor and control parking; the capacity to monitor and control evacuation procedures at military installations during times of fire, bomb threats, or other natural and man-made disasters; the capacity to enforce standards of conduct per established command guidance and standard operating procedures within the installation, and ensure compliance with federal and state laws and regulations; the capacity, both physical and disciplinary, to remain on duty, when so ordered, or until properly relieved, and pass on special instructions and pertinent information; the capacity to utilize computers, intrusion detection equipment to monitor and maintain installation security and facilitate secure communications with senior security personnel and law enforcement agencies; the capacity to pass an annual physical fitness test and maintain an appropriate level of physical conditioning, personal appearance and bearing, per established command and military standards; the capacity to qualify annually and demonstrate proficiency with service-issued personal protection devices such as: a pistol, rifle, shotgun, taser, pepper spray, or other device(s) commonly used by security specialists in law enforcement; and related capacities and abilities.
   
EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE:
Education:  Possession of a high school diploma or General Equivalency Diploma (GED); and 
Experience: Employment in a position involving the protection of life or property in such fields as the armed forces, municipal, state or federal police or fire fighting organizations, or in the protection of a large facility, establishment or institution.