Protection Assistant

The Protection Assistant role requires a lead-level professional with substantial experience in security and protection operations, as indicated by 20 experience points. Candidates should possess strong practical knowledge of safety protocols, risk assessment, and incident response to effectively support protection activities. While the educational requirement is at the high school level, the emphasis is on hands-on expertise and leadership capabilities within protection services. Key competencies likely include monitoring and controlling access to secure areas, assisting in the implementation of security measures, and coordinating with security teams to maintain a safe environment. The role demands proficiency in using security equipment such as surveillance systems, communication devices, and possibly alarm systems. Attention to detail, situational awareness, and the ability to respond quickly to potential threats are critical. Given the lead experience level, the Protection Assistant should also demonstrate skills in supervising junior staff, managing protection-related documentation, and contributing to the development of security protocols. Familiarity with relevant safety standards and regulations is essential to ensure compliance and effective protection outcomes. Overall, this position suits a seasoned protection professional with a solid foundation in security operations, leadership experience, and practical competencies to support and enhance protection efforts within an organization.