Security Lead - Contractor

Karmiel, Northern District of Israel, Israel
Full Time
Experienced

Position Summary and Objective 

The Security Lead will support the Security Manager in all operational aspects, ensuring compliance, and maintaining a safe environment. This will be an in person position Sunday-Thursday located at 3 manufacturing locations in Northern Israel. This position might include occasional international travel as well.
 

Essential Functions and Responsibilities 

  •  Team Management:
    • Train and lead the local security team.
    • Conduct regular performance assessments.
    • Foster a cohesive and efficient team.
  • Security Operations:
    • Perform security controls, audits, and exercises.
    • Implement and enforce security procedures.
    • Respond to emergencies promptly.
  • Intelligence and Recruitment:
    • Gather intelligence and assess threats.
    • Conduct employee reliability checks.
    • Interview potential candidates.
  • Emergency Preparedness:
    • Maintain competence through regular exercises.
    • Implement emergency procedures.
    • Be available for irregular hours, including weekends.
  • Incident Investigations:
    • Investigate security incidents thoroughly.
    • Collaborate with relevant stakeholders.
  • Policy Implementation:
    • Ensure proper application of security procedures.
    • Monitor compliance with policies.
 

Competencies and Attributes 

  • Excellent time-management skills 
  • Exceptional vigilance and attention to detail 
  • Excellent interpersonal and communication abilities 
  • Ability to work with a team and make decisive, well-informed decisions 
     

Qualifications

  • 10 years of experience in the security industry (prior law enforcement, military, or high-level private security background)
  • Experience in leading a security team preferred
  • Strong judgment, discretion, and interpersonal communication skills 
  • Professional appearance and demeanor 
  • English and Hebrew fluency required
     

Position Type and Schedule  

  • Full-Time (FT)
  • Sunday - Thursday
  • In-person position located in Northern Israel 
  • Potential international travel as required
 

Work Environment and Physical Demands 

Reasonable accommodation requires the physical and mental capacity to perform all essential functions effectively. In addition to other demands, the demands of the job include:  

  • Exposure to stressful situations, such as challenging individuals or high-alert security issues 
  • Exposure to sensitive and confidential information 
  • Must be physically fit to respond to emergencies and potentially assist with protective movement 
  • Frequent sitting and standing 
     

Equal Opportunity Employer Statement 

Global Guardian is an equal opportunity employer. It is the policy of the Company to provide equal employment opportunities to all qualified applicants without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, age, protected veteran, disabled status, or genetic information. If you need reasonable accommodation regarding the application process, do not hesitate to contact [email protected] 

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