Jobs · Information Technology · Texas

Security Advisor - Executive Protection

Chevron · Houston, TX · 1 wk ago
Information TechnologyFull-time

Responsibilities

  • Conduct security advances and provide protective services in support of the Executive Protection Program to ensure the effective execution of residential, work, and travel security programs.
  • Provide travel safety and security briefings to flight crews traveling abroad, conduct airport, hotel, and venue security assessments at new destinations.
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