I am writing to express my interest in the Personnel Security Team Leader role with the Department of Immigration and Border Protection (DIBP). I have nine years experience in the Personnel Security environment and am passionate about the preservation of National Security and Pre-Employment Screening. In my years of Personnel Security experience I have developed a well-rounded knowledge base of the Protective Security Policy Framework (PSPF) which outlines the controls used by the Australian Government to protect its people, information and resources.
In my current role with the DIBP Personnel Security Clearance Team I have been able to incorporate my extensive PSPF knowledge in assisting with the development of Departmental policy’s, management
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The environment we found ourselves in was ever changing and required all employees to be flexible and work co-operatively. It was particularly important in my role as Team Leader to understand and demonstrate the linkages between the Departments work areas and incorporate them into our planning and decision making. This was most evident in the new Integrity Policy Framework that related directly with my Division and the greater agency. During the initial stages of this policy taking effect it was integral my team and the greater Employment Suitability team understood our role in implementing the policy. I utilised my team members expertise in their ability to effectively communicate to stakeholders the new requirements, including the new Employment Suitability Clearance (ESC), which is designed to provide assurance to the community that there is minimal risks associated with individuals or their circumstances which may cast doubt on their ability to support the agency and maintaining the Departments commitment to integrity and security of Australia’s borders. The new policy also stipulated that anyone working for the Department had to hold a minimum Baseline level security clearance. This was a huge change for my team as it meant that more then 7000 clearances needed to be initiated. With a small team and such a large body of work to complete, it was integral for me to ensure I was providing regular updates to my managers and my team as to the current workload and expected timeframes of completion. This allowed for all team members to be across what was expected of us and to provide reportable data to the Executives. By maintaining open communication channels with my team and managers we were able to efficiently initiate the required clearances whilst maintaining a high level of attention to detail and excellent customer
it's essential that when working with individuals their public safety must be protected and that you work within the limits of your capability. Whenever a sudden situation happens it shouldn’t be put at risk, taking necessary action or concerns where
For consideration as a Lieutenant within the Intelligence & Analysis Crime Unit, Regional Operations & Intelligence Center. my experience of supervision, dealing with outside vendors and ability to manage complex data systems would make me a good fit for the Intelligence & Analysis Crime Unit. Used by the NJSP and various outside agencies, the Voicebox system is a primary tool of police wiretapping operations. Furthermore, I have managed the entire MAPPS System software, this includes negotiating with outside vendors and writing of waivers each valued at a quarter of a million dollars or more. Having been an assistant unit head since 2011, and in charge of two enlisted and five civilian personnel, my experience in managing personnel is established. My current assignment in the MAPPS/SPU Unit has required a wealth of different skill sets including, editing and writing SOPs, completing MAPPS Supervisory Training Lesson plans, and instructing hundreds of new supervisors.
M420-49 - Director, Information and Privacy Office, Human Services – Both positions require expertise in their areas of specialty (for benchmark it is FOIP, for PUR it is Interior Design/GIS). Both provide leadership over professionals and oversee any training and information sharing on the subject area. Both provide services to multiple Ministries.
I also sensed that delays in some respects were being created to enable staff to claim money with regard to overtime. Therefore, I was still identifying issues in respect of staff member’s psychology in respect of meeting targets as their views still appeared disjointed and addressing this and progressing staff through change with regard to addressing work load management in respect of meeting all key performance indictor would initially be a difficult task to achieve especially in respect of meeting the business plan and Ofsted’s expectations in relation to areas such as cost, consistent supervision and guidance in respect of work load management and training need.
On 18 June 2015, Officer Donald Smith was assigned to the Charles F. Hurley Building. Officer Smith arrived eager to be trained for his new assignment. Once acclimated, Officer Smith has become an outstanding addition to the security team at the Charles F. Hurley Building. Officer Smith always arrives fifteen minutes prior to the start of each shift and conducts himself in an extremely professional manner communicating with all staff and guests. Officer Smith demonstrates flawless attention to detail and a complete understanding of all aspects of his assignment. As his supervisor I could not be more pleased and impressed with his performance thus far. It would be my professional recommendation his be given the
It is extremely important for those responsible for planning and preparing EQA activities to be very thorough in its procedures. It is at this crucial step that the framework for all understanding of the particular problem or organisation is to be related to the system itself by the assurer. In this preparation, a clear explanation of the risks, benefits and validity of the processes are discussed and presented. Holistic and general compliance is the target and should be remembered as such during these preparations. Continued and flowing success is the ultimate result in this type of work.
My current position as an Area Commander for the Federal Protective Service (FPS) is not without its challenges. I am responsible for supervising eleven federal law enforcement officers to include two K9 units and approximately forty-five contracted protective security officers. As a team we address security related issues on a daily basis. Our position description encompasses two major disciplines; the first is federal law enforcement and the second physical security. Both occupations can be viewed as one, yet separate in their ever changing complexity of development. The greatest challenges are staying up with the constant progression of technical advances in the way each vital role is implemented. Combining two occupations into one job description can at times be overwhelming.
The above have information and examples about the security question that we will need to be using during Active Engagement at the checkpoint and others location. Please we will needs to start using and practicing those questions from now on.
Which domain requires annual security awareness training and employee background checks for sensitive positions to help mitigate risk from employee sabotage?
Goal Statement My name is Joe Dwyer and I am applying for the Ph.D. program in Criminal Justice with a focus on Homeland Security. I graduated with a Master of Arts in Criminal Justice and Homeland Security from Tiffin University in 2016. In this paper, I will describe the skills that I will be able to bring to the program, as well as my research interests. Finally, I will explain my goals and why the Ph.D. in Homeland Security program at Saint Leo is the best fit for me.
I would say my role is at Band 1 working towards Band 2 with the completion of this course.
The American Society for Industrial Security (ASIS) is today’s main association of private security. The year of 1955 is considered the beginning of the modern age of security. Private security was needed everywhere, in hospitals, hotels, retail etc… as stated in (chapter 2, P.38) that ‘’ Retail establishments, hotels, restaurants, theaters, warehouses, trucking companies, industrial companies, hospitals, and other institutional and service functions were all growing and facing a serious need to protect their property and personnel’’. After the events of 9/11, private security agencies were required to play more roles in crime prevention. Private security agencies were required to review and standardize their method of training and to review the pay of employees. Lot of recommendations have been made to improve the education and training, above all the extension of training time.
20. who should lead the security team? should the approach to security be more managerial or technical?
The aim of this Assessment is to demonstrate an understanding of employment regulation and how it is enforced. Other areas covered include; how to manage recruitment, manage issues relating to pay and working time lawfully and how to ensure that staff are treated lawfully when they at work. Finally it will cover managing performance and disciplinary matters lawfully.
Qantas engaged PwC to assist them with this project. PwC consulted some 332 Qantas employees including Executives to understand the desired future state for security culture, and a cross section of Middle Management and the Frontline to establish the current state. Findings from Executive conversations were largely consistent with what emerged as ideas for change from the Middle Management and Frontline levels. Overarching themes encompassed the need for greater engagement including collaboration and a clearer understanding as to how security culture fits into the broader culture, specifically how security supports safety and is aligned to the brand values and desired organisational behaviours. PwC also engaged an