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Guard I

Huntsville, AL · On-site

$21/hr

... DES) Army Security Guard (DASG) mission. Controls entry and exit of personnel and vehicles ... verifies identity and credentials, conducts inspections, operates physical access-control equipment ...

Security Guard - On-call (2)

Ewa Beach, HI · On-site

$16.50 - $20.25/hr

The Salvation Army Hawaiian and Pacific Islands Division Ray and Joan Kroc Corps Community Center Rev: 5/7/2026 POSITION TITLE: Security Guard DEPARTMENT: Ray and Joan Kroc Corps Community Center ...

Security Guard

Pittsburgh, PA · On-site

$15.50 - $19/hr

Army Corps of Engineers Complex Key Responsibilities: * Control access to the facility by checking and logging people and vehicles * Monitor the main gate and guard station during assigned hours

Security Guard

Hanover, NH · On-site +1

$51K - $74K/yr

S. Army Engineer Research and Development Center (ERDC), Security Office being filled as a Security Guard DK-0085-03 (GS 6 - 7) and will be filled at Hanover, NH: $51,429.00- $74,297.00 Learn more ...

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How much do army security guard jobs pay per hour?

As of Sep 7, 2026, the average hourly pay for army security guard in the United States is $19.03, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $15.38 and $18.75 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is an Army Security Guard?

An Army Security Guard (ASG) is responsible for protecting military installations, personnel, and assets from threats such as unauthorized access, theft, and sabotage. They conduct patrols, monitor surveillance equipment, verify identification, and enforce security protocols. ASGs may also respond to emergencies, assist in incident investigations, and collaborate with law enforcement agencies. Their duties require vigilance, physical fitness, and knowledge of security procedures to ensure the safety and integrity of military operations.

What does an Army Security Guard do?

Army Security Guards are responsible for monitoring and protecting military facilities, conducting patrols, verifying identification at entry points, and responding to security breaches or emergencies. Their daily routine often involves both indoor and outdoor activities, including surveillance, reporting suspicious activity, and collaborating with other security personnel or law enforcement agencies. Working in this role requires a high level of alertness and adaptability due to the changing nature of military operations. Guards may also participate in training exercises to stay prepared for various scenarios and contribute to a team-oriented environment that values communication and quick response.

What skills and qualifications are needed to be an Army Security Guard?

To thrive as an Army Security Guard, you need a strong foundation in surveillance, access control, situational awareness, and physical fitness, often supported by a high school diploma and completion of military security training. Familiarity with security monitoring systems, two-way radios, and incident reporting software is typical in this role. Professionalism, integrity, attention to detail, and the ability to stay calm under pressure are key soft skills that enhance performance. These skills and qualities are critical for ensuring the safety of personnel and assets and responding effectively to potential security threats.

Does the Army have security guards?

The U.S. Army employs military personnel in security roles such as Military Police and security specialists, but it does not typically hire civilian security guards. These military roles involve enforcing laws, protecting facilities, and maintaining order on military installations. Civilian security guards are usually hired by private security companies or government agencies outside the military structure.
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Infographic showing various Army Security Guard job openings in the United States as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 86% Full Time, 12% Part Time, and 2% Contract. Highlights an 91% Physical, 2% Hybrid, and 7% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $39,591 per year, or $19 per hour.

Guard I

Alutiiq

Huntsville, AL • On-site

$21/hr

Full-time

Re-posted 14 days ago


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Guard I | First, Second and Third Shifts Performs unarmed security guard and access-control duties at designated installation access control points (IACPs) and posts on Redstone Arsenal in support of the Directorate of Emergency Services (DES) Army Security Guard (DASG) mission. Controls entry and exit of personnel and vehicles, verifies identity and credentials, conducts inspections, operates physical access-control equipment and barriers, responds to incidents, and writes factual reports - protecting personnel, property, and information on a Federal installation. Essential Duties and Responsibilities Control pedestrian and vehicle access at assigned IACPs and posts; verify identification, credentials, and installation passes using authorized procedures and equipment (including AIE - Automated Installation Entry) Conduct personnel, vehicle, and hand-carried-item inspections per post orders, RAMP (Random Antiterrorism Measures Program), and installation policy Grant or deny access decisions with 100% accuracy per post orders and directives Operate access-control devices, active vehicle barriers (AVB), traffic-control equipment, radios, and related systems; meet readiness standards including AVB activation within 3 seconds and J-911 notification within 10 seconds when directed Detect, report, and respond to suspicious persons, vehicles, packages, and gate-runner incidents; execute Grand Slam, AVB Grab 300, and related installation protective procedures Direct turnaround of unauthorized vehicles; manage oversize/emergency vehicle and motorcycle entry per procedures Respond to incidents, alarms, and emergencies; provide immediate notification (within 5 minutes) of reportable incidents through the chain of command Apply approved use-of-force standards; employ OC spray, expandable baton, and handcuffs only as authorized and trained Provide first aid, CPR, and tourniquet application as needed until relieved by emergency services Write clear, accurate, complete incident and daily reports before end of shift; complete all required forms Maintain professional appearance, courtesy, and customer service (90% customer-service standard) consistent with AR 190-56 and Company policy Maintain accountability of issued uniforms, ballistic vest, and duty equipment; report loss or damage immediately Safeguard PII, CUI, and operational information; no unauthorized photography, recording, or social-media release Perform duties outdoors in all weather wearing approximately 30 pounds of duty equipment/PPE, including prolonged standing, walking, and alertness across full shifts Complete and maintain all required training, licensing, medical, and physical agility requirements Immediately report arrests, charges, adverse information, license or access loss, or fitness-for-duty concerns Perform other duties as assigned consistent with the contract scope Pay Rate: $21.00 HourlyMinimum Qualifications U.S

citizen or lawful permanent resident, legally authorized to work in the United States At least 21 years of age High school diploma or equivalent Communicate clearly in written and spoken English; able to write factual reports Valid driver license if assigned driving duties No disqualifying criminal, security, employment, substance-abuse, or integrity history; must favorably complete NCIC-III and U.S. Army Crime Records Center checks and installation adjudication, and obtain and maintain installation access Eligible for an Alabama Security Regulatory Board (ASRB) security officer license/registration; application required within 30 days of employment; must complete Board-approved training and maintain the license/temporary card on duty Ability to pass a post-offer medical examination and the AR 190-56 Physical Agility Test (currently 19 push-ups in 2 minutes; 1.5-mile run in 17:30) before first posting and annually thereafter Successful completion of the Company 40-hour core training course and the 16-hour Government/DASG installation block (56 total hours), including written/practical tests and OC, baton, handcuffing, first aid, and CPR qualifications, before independently standing post Preferred Qualifications Prior military, law-enforcement, corrections, or installation/security guard experience Current ASRB license, OC/baton certifications, or CPR/first-aid credentials Experience with automated access-control systems on a Federal installation Physical and Medical Requirements (Essential Functions) Must be able to perform, with or without reasonable accommodation: prolonged standing, walking, running, climbing, crawling, pushing, pulling, lifting, and dragging/carrying a person to safety; exert physical force to prevent unauthorized entry or detain a subject; work in heat, cold, rain, humidity, ice, noise, and poor visibility wearing approximately 30 pounds of equipment; maintain alertness, judgment, balance, stamina, and dexterity; possess color and depth perception, hearing, and speech sufficient for routine and emergency duties; safely use radios, flashlights, OC spray, baton, barriers, and access-control devices. A medical examination (Company expense) and passing PAT are required before assignment and annually

Conditions of Employment Favorable background screening, adjudication, and installation access (fingerprinting, badging, credentialing); continued access is a condition of employment Employment contingent on contract award, execution, and continuation, and on customer approval - including Acuity's written approval to stand independent post Drug screening if required by contract or Company policy; must remain fit for duty at all times Employment is at-willMinimum Qualifications U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident, legally authorized to work in the United States At least 21 years of age High school diploma or equivalent Communicate clearly in written and spoken English; able to write factual reports Valid driver license if assigned driving duties No disqualifying criminal, security, employment, substance-abuse, or integrity history; must favorably complete NCIC-III and U.S. Army Crime Records Center checks and installation adjudication, and obtain and maintain installation access Eligible for an Alabama Security Regulatory Board (ASRB) security officer license/registration; application required within 30 days of employment; must complete Board-approved training and maintain the license/temporary card on duty Ability to pass a post-offer medical examination and the AR 190-56 Physical Agility Test (currently 19 push-ups in 2 minutes; 1.5-mile run in 17:30) before first posting and annually thereafter Successful completion of the Company 40-hour core training course and the 16-hour Government/DASG installation block (56 total hours), including written/practical tests and OC, baton, handcuffing, first aid, and CPR qualifications, before independently standing post Preferred Qualifications Prior military, law-enforcement, corrections, or installation/security guard experience Current ASRB license, OC/baton certifications, or CPR/first-aid credentials Experience with automated access-control systems on a Federal installation Physical and Medical Requirements (Essential Functions) Must be able to perform, with or without reasonable accommodation: prolonged standing, walking, running, climbing, crawling, pushing, pulling, lifting, and dragging/carrying a person to safety; exert physical force to prevent unauthorized entry or detain a subject; work in heat, cold, rain, humidity, ice, noise, and poor visibility wearing approximately 30 pounds of equipment; maintain alertness, judgment, balance, stamina, and dexterity; possess color and depth perception, hearing, and speech sufficient for routine and emergency duties; safely use radios, flashlights, OC spray, baton, barriers, and access-control devices

A medical examination (Company expense) and passing PAT are required before assignment and annually. Conditions of Employment Favorable background screening, adjudication, and installation access (fingerprinting, badging, credentialing); continued access is a condition of employment Employment contingent on contract award, execution, and continuation, and on customer approval - including Acuity's written approval to stand independent post Drug screening if required by contract or Company policy; must remain fit for duty at all times Employment is at-will


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Industry

Guided missile and space vehicle manufacturing

Company size

1,001 - 5,000 Employees

Headquarters location

Anchorage, AK, US

Year founded

1999

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