Job Description

A defense and government contracting firm is seeking Construction Surveillance Technicians (CSTs) to monitor and document construction and renovation activities at sensitive government facilities. CSTs play a critical role in protecting classified information by maintaining continuous oversight of contractor personnel working in or near restricted areas.

Key Responsibilities

• Provide continuous visual surveillance of construction contractor personnel working within or adjacent to sensitive or restricted government spaces
• Escort and monitor contractor workers to prevent unauthorized access to classified areas, equipment, or information
• Maintain detailed daily logs documenting contractor activities, personnel counts, and any security incidents
• Coordinate with facility security officers and government site managers to enforce access control policies
• Identify and immediately report any security violations, suspicious activity, or policy breaches
• Conduct thorough inspections of contractor tools, equipment, and materials entering and exiting work areas
• Support site security briefings and contractor badging processes as required

Requirements

• Active security clearance required (minimum Secret; TS preferred)
• US citizenship required
• Prior experience in physical security, military, law enforcement, or government facility security
• Ability to remain alert and attentive during extended surveillance shifts
• Strong observational skills and ability to maintain thorough written records
• Ability to work onsite in New England, ND

Preferred Qualifications

• Prior CST or TSCM (Technical Surveillance Countermeasures) experience
• Familiarity with NISPOM, ICD 705, or similar government security standards
• Military security, intelligence, or counterintelligence background
• Experience working on government construction or renovation projects

Screening Questions

1. Do you currently hold an active Secret or Top Secret security clearance?
2. Do you have prior experience in physical security, government facility oversight, or construction surveillance?
3. Are you able to work onsite full-time in New England, ND for the duration of this assignment?