NukeWorker Forum
Career Path => Security, FFD => Topic started by: fshsunlimit21 on Jul 09, 2014, 11:27
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Hi,
I'll try to keep it short. I'm a security officer here in Los Angeles, CA. I've been involved in the security field for over 7 yrs now. And I've also been involved in Executive Protection, but I have no prior military experience.
Questions:
1- What are the standard qualifications for a Security Officer to be able to work in a plant?
2- What are the minimum certifications, or all the necessary certifications I would need in order to obtain a position?
3-Where can I retrieve a list of companies that are hiring, or that hire specifically security personnel for nuclear plants?
4- What written test, and or physical tests, or any other tests if any that I can look forward to? And where would I be able to find the study materials?
5- Do I have to have prior military experience, or prior law enforcement experience?
6- What is the usual starting rate for a security officer at the facilities?
Thank you!
Ben
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Hi,
I'll try to keep it short. I'm a security officer here in Los Angeles, CA. I've been involved in the security field for over 7 yrs now. And I've also been involved in Executive Protection, but I have no prior military experience.
Questions:
1- What are the standard qualifications for a Security Officer to be able to work in a plant?
2- What are the minimum certifications, or all the necessary certifications I would need in order to obtain a position?
3-Where can I retrieve a list of companies that are hiring, or that hire specifically security personnel for nuclear plants?
4- What written test, and or physical tests, or any other tests if any that I can look forward to? And where would I be able to find the study materials?
5- Do I have to have prior military experience, or prior law enforcement experience?
6- What is the usual starting rate for a security officer at the facilities?
Thank you!
Ben
1.Background check,
psychological evaluation
credit check
finger prints
2.None required. Any safety training or weapons handling certs would help
3.This site is a good resource along with other job search sites. Try getting in touch with the union.
4.There is only a basic reading and math test to get into security.
5.No but it helps. At least half of the guards are non-military
6.Pay varies in security depending on where you are. $20-$30 an hour is the range.
You're welcome!