Ambassador Worldwide Protection Agency

Armed Security Officer (Level II) – Elite Protection Team

Valdosta / Douglas, GA
Part Time to Full Time
Experienced

About the Role

Ambassador Worldwide Protection Agency (AWPA) is seeking disciplined, high-caliber Georgia Licensed Level II Armed Security Officers to join our elite team. We are not looking for standard "observe and report" guards; we are looking for proactive protectors for our clients and high-value assets.

We operate on a foundation of professional excellence. Our officers are expected to maintain a commanding presence, strictly follow POST orders, and represent the AWPA Mission Statement with the highest level of integrity.

Key Responsibilities

  • Proactive Asset Protection: Secure client property and personnel through vigilant patrolling and adherence to contractual obligations.

  • Critical Incident Response: Manage high-pressure situations with tactical calmness and decisive action.

  • Tactical Reporting: Maintain precise written logs and provide professional verbal briefings to command staff and law enforcement.

  • Physical Intervention: Execute defensive tactics and detain individuals when necessary to protect life and property in accordance with Georgia law.

Required Qualifications

  • Licensing: Must possess a current Georgia Armed Guard License (Level II).

  • Experience: Minimum of 2+ years of Licensed Armed Guard experience OR an equivalent background in the Military or Law Enforcement.

  • Clearance: Ability to pass a rigorous Federal Background Check and drug screening.

  • Education: High school diploma or GED equivalent.

  • Certifications: Current certifications in Handcuffing, OC Spray, and Baton (ASP) are preferred. AWPA will provide training for well-qualified candidates who may need to update these credentials.

Physical & Mental Requirements

  • Must be physically capable of standing/sitting for long durations and lifting up to 50 lbs.

  • Superb situational awareness and observational skills.

  • Ability to maintain professional composure and "command presence" in high-stress environments.

Why Join AWPA?

At AWPA, we highly value the expertise that Veterans and former Law Enforcement Officers bring to the private sector. We offer a competitive compensation package starting at $25.00 per hour, a structured professional environment, and the flexibility of 2–3 shifts per week for those looking to supplement their income. We provide a workplace where your specialized training is respected and your professional growth is a priority.

Ambassador Worldwide Protection Agency, Inc. is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

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