Serco is looking for an Industrial Security Analyst - Security Engineer, at Langley Air Force Base in Hampton, Virginia.  Bring your expertise and collaborative skills to make an impact towards our military defense by discovering your new role supporting this critical mission.

In this position you will:

Control all aspects of Physical, Personnel and Industrial Security at the ACC Distributed Training Center (DTC) located at Langley, AFB (with direction and/or support from SERCO Facility Security Officer (FSO) as well as Air Combat Command (ACC) and Air Force Logistics Command (AFLCMC/WNR): Government Special Security Officer (GSSO) and Contract SCI Security Officer (CSSO) including the following.

• Ensure all equipment used within the DTC (faxes, copiers, shredders, etc.) meet applicable standards and are approved, if required.
• Ensure compliance with Emanations Security (TEMPEST) Technical Surveillance Countermeasures (TSCM) requirements.
• Ensure systems authorization for government network systems required for CAF DTC Mission support such as but not limited to NIPRNET, SIPRNET and CV2.
• Interpret and apply DTC Security Directives and Security Classification Guides as it applies to Cyber Security, Physical Security and Personnel Security.
• Prepare preconstruction surveys and review technical drawings/blueprints for accuracy and compliance with directives.  Submit preconstruction plans and Fixed Facility Checklists (FFC) for approval.
• Monitor all construction in the DTC to ensure it meets DODM 5205.07 Vol 3 and ICD 705 standard, prepare facility for accreditation, and ensure any modifications are authorized and meet all security requirements.
• Conduct self-inspections.
• When deficiencies are identified, prepare and implement corrective action plan and ensure correction timelines are met.
• DTC POC for HHQ security reviews.
• Development and maintain of the following documentation as a stand-alone DTC and ensure all assigned personnel are familiar with and follow procedures.
• Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) - facility operating procedures
• Emergency Action Plan (EAP) - for safeguarding classified material in emergency situations
• Inspection Readiness Plan - plan for treaty compliance inspections
• OPSEC Plan - plan that identifies critical information to determine if friendly actions can be observed by adversary intelligence systems and measures that eliminate or reduce adversary exploitation of friendly critical information.
• Top Secret Control Officer (TSCO) - Responsible for all aspects of managing, controlling and accounting for Top Secret material.  Currently there is no Top Secret material being used.
• As TSCO, conduct 100% inventory annually or as required by the CPSO.
• Identify DTC assigned employees and subcontractors for special accesses.
• Report known or suspected security incidents to the GSSO/CPSO.
• Perform technical reviews of incident reports and recommend appropriate corrective actions to the GSSO/CPSO.
• When necessary, assist Higher Headquarters in conducting a damage assessment.
• Monitor contractors to ensure they are following stated security requirements.
• Develop, maintain, and conduct specific DTC security training program for all DTC assigned personnel.
• Prepare, send, and receive of all visit requests for DTC activities. Verify that incoming visitors have the required security clearance necessary for discussions.
• Be knowledgeable of export control and International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR) in the event foreign nationals are allowed to visit the DTC.
• Responsible for day-to-day control/maintenance of access control system (e.g., make sure it is working).
• Identify and authorize persons for unescorted access as necessary.
• Perform required security container combination changes along with associated paperwork.
• Conduct random, no-notice, entry/exit inspections.
• Monitor facility alarm system:
• Respond to after-hours activations.
• Conduct semi-annual test of alarm system.
• Coordinate semi-annual timed response test with local Security Forces.
• Report malfunctions and prepare plan for compensatory security measures for GSSO/CPSO, if required.
• Prepare and receipt for classified material shipments entering/exiting the facility (to include mail, faxes, electronic data transfers).
• Ensure all personnel follow written procedures to review classified holdings on a recurring basis and reduce inventories to the minimum necessary.
• Maintain knowledge of the following:
• DODI 5205.11 (Basic security rules for SAP)
• DODM 5205.07 Vol 1-Vol 4 (DoD Manuals governing SAP)
• DODM 5105.21 Vol 1- vol 4  (DoD Manuals governing SCI)
• DD Form 254 (Contract Security Classification Specifications)
• AFI 31-401 (Information Security) and AFI 31-501 (Personnel Security)
• Top Secret Control procedures (if appointed as TSCO)
• Special Access Program Nomination Process (SAPNP)
• ICD 705 (Intelligence Community Directives governing SCIFs)
• Conducts initial, annual, and other recurring security training for assigned personnel.  May be required to develop training material and lesson plans that meet baseline security requirements.
• Comply with industrial security standards.