Force protection officer vs protection specialist

Differences between force protection officer and protection specialist 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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Protection specialist example responsibilities.

• Provide support to team leads, analyst and other miscellaneous AML business units.
• Enter and manage water system inventory and monitoring requirements into EPA record database.
• Perform all sampling and releases require by NRC regulations of a nuclear power plant.
• Maintain the original records of all inspections and training in accordance with RCRA and OSHA policies.
• Coordinate and staff outage supplies with vendors to ensure adequate RP supplies and PPE for outages.
• Check electronic journal, Ross reports, and cameras for associates' activities that may contribute to an internal theft.
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