Force protection officer vs army national guard

Differences between force protection officer and army national guard duties and responsibilities

Force protection officer example responsibilities.

• Manage safety and hazmat procedures.
• Observe activities within military installation from watch towers arm with M4 and M9 IAW force protection arming status.
• Qualify on M9 pistol; M4 rifle; M60 machine gun; and M249 squad automatic weapon.
• Administer comprehensive plans for providing support to combat organizations force structure and evolving personnel management proposals.
• Operate a team of 30 members who execute anti-terrorism force protection measures to safeguard assets vital to national security.
• Direct weekly random anti-terrorism measures and personally conduct quarterly vulnerability assessments in relation to enemy threats and weather emergencies.
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Army national guard example responsibilities.

• Conduct monthly training for operating and managing artillery materials, ammunition, hazardous material and processes.
• Train in counter terrorism strategies.
• Learned hazmat awareness with a pleathra of chemicals.
• Create and edit spreadsheets and PowerPoint presentations for supervisors for use in briefings.
• Maintain and PMCS all equipment on site per technical documents and in accordance with regulations.
• Train platoon on the proper execution of all firing and misfire reduction procedures to minimize risk.
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