Regional Security Coordinator

Role summary

Regional security responsibilities

• Implement security strategies, policies, procedures, standards, and programs under the Regional Security Manager’s direction.
• Act as the regional point of contact for manufacturing sites and local management.
• Visit sites to assess security operations, vulnerabilities, and compliance; support assessments and corrective-action plans.
• Track improvement initiatives, report status, and escalate emerging issues, deficiencies, and trends.
• Coordinate plant incident support with the Regional Security Manager, GSOC, and internal stakeholders.
• Maintain relationships with company leadership, HR, EHS, Legal, IT, Supply Chain, Facilities, law enforcement, and emergency services.

Physical security

• Support physical security programs across assigned facilities.
• Review access control, CCTV, intrusion detection, perimeter security, visitor management, key control, and related systems and processes.
• Help plants resolve security-system, process, and compliance issues and verify measures meet Global Security standards.

Schedule and availability

• Full-time role, generally Monday through Friday; working days and hours depend on position needs.
• Reasonable after-hours support is expected for time-sensitive security matters; additional evening and weekend work may be needed.

Workplace

• Based at the client’s headquarters in Detroit, Michigan; the role is on-site and field-oriented.

Requirements

• Able to conduct site visits and provide hands-on, field-oriented security support across the assigned region.
• Able to provide reasonable after-hours support for time-sensitive security matters and occasional evening or weekend work as needed.
• Able to work from the client’s Detroit headquarters in a full-time, on-site role.
• Able to coordinate with manufacturing locations, local management, internal functions, and external security stakeholders.