Executive Protection Officer
About the role
The Executive Protection Officer is a certified peace officer assigned to the Executive Protection Unit (EPU). The primary responsibility of an EPU Officer is to provide close personal protection for protectee(s), which includes safe and secure transportation (vehicle or otherwise) for travel inside and outside the United States. The EPU Officer reports to the Executive Protection Supervisor or other member of management as assigned and may work from an office or field location depending upon assignment. The EPU Officer is required to maintain certification status and complete all continuing education and qualifications as required. The EPU Officer will also render basic police services, to include enforcement of the law and protection of the rights and property of the citizenry. Two vacancies are available for this position.
- Operates a motorized vehicle.
- Operates radio equipment.
- Administers CPR and first aid.
- Maintains physical endurance and agility.
- Acts decisively, rapidly, and knowledgeably in emergency and life‑threatening situations.
- This job works various shifts and may require working extended hours during emergency management operations.
- Duties require a substantial degree of initiative and independent judgment necessary to take control of dynamic situations.
Responsibilities
- Coordinates all processes related to the escort of assigned protectee(s) in public settings and shall not abandon or depart the