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Marcus2RRF

Hi guys got sent this today via email may be of interest to some

ATTENTION!

Dynsec Group Inc is recruiting for Executive Protection Officers,
for the upcoming placement of four to six (4-6) candidates on a
long term contract in Texas, US.

Employment ad posted by the OSE Institute June 16th 2008.


Title/Description:
Executive Protection - PES, SAP, Rst and SD Functions.


Job Location:
Texas, US


Requirements:
1. Prior Training and actual Executive Protection experience
(Private-Law Enforcement-Armed Forces etc)

2. License to work as an armed Executive Protection Officer /
Security Officer or Private Investigator etc.

3. US, Texas, Weapons Permit and Concealed Carry Permit preferred
and/or ability to acquire such within 4 weeks.

4. Valid Driver's License and Passport (travel can be expected
within the US and International).

5. Clean Criminal Record and previous Employment References.

6. (Security Clearance Preferred, but not required).


Payment and Terms:
1. Payment is US-$300 per work day. Shifts will be rotating and
based on 12 hour shifts and five day work weeks.

2. Insurances coverage including 401 will be provided.

3. Basic accommodation close to the client's residence will
be provided.


Please, only apply for this contract if you fulfill the
requirements stated above. Send your CV/Resume and full contact
information to info@dynsecgroup.com

Please be advised that we cannot and will not reply to all
applicants on a personal basis.

For further information please view the OSE Institute's Career
Site during this week. See Online Security Education | Executive Protection - Home or
copy and paste the full link here below into your browser.


Online Security Education | Executive Protection - OSE Career Site


Best Regards,

Dan Sommer - Senior Advisor at Dynsec Group Inc.
Dynsecgroup.com - dan.sommer@dynsecgroup.com



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Metatron

Thanks for this post Marcus, greatly appreciated.

Cheers.

Jay4004

rgr that pal, good post

AgeingC.P

Marcus. Just a question. Due to marry a U.S citizen do you know where would be a good place to look for work over there. Good post.
Cheers Aging

Marcus2RRF

Unfortunetly like any job its word of mouth over there the problem is that alot of there military do seem to be getting into the industry i dont know you back ground but a few times this has been quoted to me THIS iS NOT MENT TO UPSET ANYBODY
Our military vs US military

There army is equivelent to our TA
There marines are equivelent to our army
There SF are equivelent to Para/Marines

Now alot of UK ex forces who have the right experience have made contacts in the US by working with them in hostile areas.

My only suggestion to you is try the agencys over there and hope your experience and Qual ensure your work

lenny

cheers for the post Marcus,will look in to it.