WACKENHUT SERVICES, INCORPORATED
Nevada Operations (DOE) APR & 1093
JOB DESCRIPTION

Job Title: Security Police Officer II (SPO II)
Reports To: Field Lieutenant

Wage/Salary Range: Per IGAN Labor Agreement
Training and Experience Required:

Education and Experience:

High School diploma or GED required. Must have demonstrated
commendable performance or better as a Security Police Officer, or
equivalent external experience. Must successfully complete all
prerequisite training courses and retain in-depth knowledge of
applicable federal laws and DOE/WSI orders/directives.

Other:
Must hold current "Q" level security access authorization.Must

successfully qualify and maintain SPO II proficiency with all
assigned weapons and assigned equipment. Must maintain a valid
State driver’s license. Must volunteer for and be eligible for
certification in the WSI Personnel Assurance Program (PAP) if
position to which assigned requires such certification.

Physical and Mental Requirements:

Must meet the physical, mental and fitness requirements as set
forth in 10 CFR 1046 for defensive combative protective force
personnel. Must be capable of reacting and providing security
police support in an emergency situation. Must operate a motor
vehicle as necessary to perform patrol duties or support
operations. Must be capable of verbally (in English) expressing
information and ideas to clearly and concisely communicate
instructions and guidance.

Summary and Purpose of Job:

Protect the Nevada Test Site and related facilities in Las Vegas
and off-site as required from all security threats (internal or
external). Perform a wide variety of security related functions
directed toward enforcement of applicable Department of Energy
(DOE) orders, WSI orders/policies, Federal Statutes in accordance
with 161.K of the Atomic Energy Act of 1954 (42 U.S.C. 2201.k) and
Nevada State Revised Statutes to maintain security integrity and
provide a safe, secure work environment. Assist in the performance
of functions designed to ensure the health and safety of personnel.
Operate equipment required to support the mission and perform
strenuous emergency response duties as required in orders and
directives. Otherwise act as directed by Lieutenants and others in
the command chain.
Approved by:

Fis? fe
R. C. Sanders, Jr.
General Manager



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Remain proficient in the care, maintenance, operation,
disassembly, and assembly all duty weapons as applicable:
revolver, M-16 rifle.

Respond as directed in the event of incidents affecting the
security integrity of the Nevada Test Site and/or related
facilities, i.e., fires, industrial accidents, internal
threats, external threats, or other criminal acts.

Participate in a variety of training activities/programs
designed to assure employees are capable of fulfilling their
emergency response duties.

Comply with provisions of the Physical Fitness Program Plan
and maintain the level of fitness recommended to ensure the
ability to carry out normal and emergency duties and to
provide reasonable assurance of the ability to safely pass
annual qualification tests.


APR 5 1908

ific Duties and Responsibilities of the Security Police Officer

II (SPO II):

The duties and responsibilities of the SPO II include but are not
limited to the following:

Patrol/protect the NTS and related facilities by foot and/or
vehicle to detect or prevent illegal/unauthorized activities.

Provide security protection for government property,
classified material and personnel within assigned areas of
responsibility to preclude unauthorized access, conversion,
theft, or intentional destruction.

Report/respond to unusual or emergency situations, using the
appropriate degree of physical force and/or weaponry as the
situation dictates.

Be alert for potential security, property or safety concerns
and initiate the appropriate actions.

Control personnel ingress/egress into and/or out of
controlled/ security areas.

Perform law enforcement duties as directed; i.e., response to
situations that may require arrest and/or the use of physical
and/or deadly force.

Perform security tasks to include but not limited to the
enforcement of all applicable rules and _ regulations

concerning:

> trespass or demonstrations

> exclusion of prohibited articles and/or contraband
> special nuclear material, devices and components.

Perform escort duties; i.e. construction equipment and/or
personnel, classified documents and/or materials, etc.

Prevent/report all violations of security and safety rules and
regulations.

Respond to protective alarm signals or other unusual/
suspicious activities.

Maintain a working knowledge of all security orders, written
and oral, pertaining to the assigned duties as well as an in-
depth knowledge of applicable federal laws and DOE
orders/directives.

Maintain proficiency with all assigned weapons by achieving
the required qualifying scores in the designated courses of
fire.