ACS Guard II (Anchorage, Alaska)

• →Monitor and control personnel and vehicular access into and from controlled areas by verifying identification media (e.g., badges, CACs, vehicle plaques) and enforcing entry/exit procedures per Post Orders.
• →Conduct entry/exit inspections and enhanced/aperiodic inspections, including use of X-ray and walk-through/hand-held metal detectors.
• →Operate automated access control systems and visitor management systems (Lenel/AMAG, VMS), Access Control Officer Post Work (OPW) station terminals, and perform relevant data entry and form completion per Post Orders.
• →Process visitors and guests: fingerprinting, producing credentials, passport/ISOPREP photos, and issuing/assisting with CACs or other credentials when authorized.
• →Perform vehicle gate operations, vehicle inspections, and related procedures.
• →Maintain post logbooks and complete required security forms and reports accurately; collect and report required statistics as requested by VC leadership.
• →Follow notification procedures for incidents (radio, telephone, duress button) and coordinate with Government security staff to troubleshoot access and visitor issues.
• →Maintain alertness and professionalism at all times, remain free of distractions while on post, adhere to dress code, and ensure coverage for breaks/lunch so posts remain staffed continuously.
• →Participate in on-site training and annual recertification, successfully pass required written and/or practical tests, and document training and recertification results per contract requirements.

Required Qualifications

• →Must have a current TS/SCI security clearance
• →Must have a current CI or FS polygraph 
• →Possess a high school diploma or equivalent;
• →Possess a valid state-issued driver’s license or identification card
• →Relevant security experience

Physical Fitness Requirements

• →Be physically able to perform all duties and functions as specified for the position being filled, including the ability to walk construction sites
• →Possess binocular vision correctable to 20/20 and close vision correctable to Jaeger No. 4 type test for both eyes
• →Be free of color blindness
• →Have normal fields of vision and good depth perception, as defined by the Snellen chart
• →Have hearing which is correctable to normal level hearing with hearing aids. Normal hearing levels are demonstrated by a pure tone audiometry hearing level (HL) of 0 decibels (dB) or lower
• →Be able to stand continuously for four (4) hours at a time
• →Be able to lift at least 25 lbs

Desired Qualifications

• →Prior DoD or federal facility access control experience
• →Prior experience with CAC issuance, credential production, fingerprinting, or visitor center operations
• →Active or prior military, law enforcement, or federal security background
• →Additional security or technical certifications (e.g., X-ray operator certification, access control vendor certifications)
• →Personnel with a combination of three (3) years of experience in two (2) or more of the following trades may qualify for additional roles. 
  • →Carpentry (rough-in, finish)
  • →Electricity
  • →Plumbing
  • →HVAC
  • →Sheet Metal
  • →Welding
  • →Dry Wall
  • →Masonry/Concrete
  • → Excavation

Competencies & personal traits

• →Excellent attention to detail, integrity, trustworthiness, and ability to follow strict procedures and post orders
• →Strong oral and written communications skills for radio/telephone reporting and form completion
• →Ability to stay calm under pressure, de-escalate situations, and follow notification/escalation protocols

Company Overview 

Ops Tech Alliance (OTA) was founded by former National Security and Special Operations professionals with over 100 years of combined experience, and was formed with a singular focus: to bridge the gap between operations and technology to enable mission success. We are a certified Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business (SDVOSB).