About This Role
This role as an Investigator involves conducting investigations into security, safety, ethics, human resources, and malpractice issues. The selected candidate will support executive protection activities and provide detailed reports to various departments.
Responsibilities
- Support executive protection activities, including threat assessments, protective intelligence gathering, and coordinating security measures for company leadership
- Provide detailed reports and findings to designated individuals in Security, Human Resources, Ethics, Legal, and Safety
- Testify on behalf of the Company in various proceedings, including administrative hearings, arbitrations, court appearances, and worker’s compensation hearings
- Employ all the fundamentals of investigative techniques for the purpose of fact finding, including but not limited to surveillance, evidence collection and preservation, witness interviews, and obtaining detailed written statements
- Conduct protective security advances, assess risks to executives during travel or events, and support responses to elevated threats
Requirements
- Excellent verbal and written communication skills
- Willing and able to develop and maintain strong working relationships with employees at all levels of the organization
- The competency, integrity and good character required of persons seeking licensing under Connecticut general Statutes 29-161h to perform security services in the State of Connecticut
- Documented experience in executive protection
- Documented experience with threat assessments, protective intelligence gathering, or supporting executive protection operations
- Must be able to obtain and maintain a Secret clearance
- Must possess and maintain a valid driver's license issued by the state in which you reside
- Legally and physically operating company vehicles and using company issued equipment as required for the performance of assigned duties is required
- Ability to work all shifts including extended hours and weekends as business needs dictate is required
- Travel within the continental United States and Hawaii as needed to complete investigations or collateral assignments is required
- Bachelor’s degree or higher
- 5+ years of documented complex investigation and executive protection experience, such as but not limited to: Municipal Police Department Investigator or State Police Department Investigator, Federal Investigator, Military Investigator, Tribal Investigator, or Industrial Security Investigator
- Confidentiality
- Skilled in analyzing evidence, preparing comprehensive investigative reports, and presenting findings to senior leadership
- Experience coordinating with law enforcement or external security partners
