Armed Security Guard Afghanistan - Limited Positions Available

Armed Security Guard Afghanistan

♦♦♦ ARMED SECURITY GUARD - LIMITED POSITIONS AVAILABLE ♦♦♦
Do you have a military or law enforcement background and a desire to get your foot in the door to the government contracting world? REED Inc has several contracts in support of the Department of Defense in Afghanistan offering competitive pay that includes a newly increased retention bonus.
After proper vetting, qualified candidates will receive more information regarding the position, including pay.

ARMED SECURITY GUARD (ASG).
Perform internal guard services to include but not limited to, vehicle and personnel entry control points (ECP), perimeter towers, internal roving patrols and armed and unarmed escort guard services.

Qualifications For  Armed Security Guard Afghanistan:
- Minimum 25 years of age.
- US Citizen with active Secret Clearance.
- Limited to a work week of not more than 72 hours per week.
- EITHER a military background with five (5) or more full-time years of combat arms experience (and honorable discharge), OR police background with five (5) or more full-time years of operational experience, not including corrections. NOTE: Years of service may be documented via DD214, Point Credit Summary Inquiry (PCARS), or Retirement Points Accounting System (RPAS). Guard and Reserve service may count based upon actual time on duty (i.e. days on actual duty during a service year).
- Guards may be male or female.
- Fluent in English

If you like the description and meet the qualifications listed above, please apply! Send your full resume/CV, including either your DD214 (for military) or your Law Enforcement Service Record (for law enforcement) to: recruiting@reedinc.com

If you have both military AND law enforcement in your background, please feel free to send supporting documentation for both.

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