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Event Resilience Officer Surefox North America Inc is a veteran-owned company that strives to create a diverse and unique culture of trained and talented individuals. We are currently seeking ...

Resilience Officer, Incident Commander, Supervisor * Work security at events, as required * If offered the opportunity, are expected to work on weekends and holidays with limited notice, and work ...

Support the Chief Resilience Officer and the Resilience team in advancing the District's Flood Resilience Plan by working with internal and external departments, the IRT, the CFRTF, and District ...

Support the Chief Resilience Officer and the Resilience team in advancing the District's Flood Resilience Plan by working with internal and external departments, the IRT, the CFRTF, and District ...

Support the Chief Resilience Officer and the Resilience team in advancing the District's Flood Resilience Plan by working with internal and external departments, the IRT, the CFRTF, and District ...

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How much do resilience officer jobs pay per hour?

As of Aug 7, 2026, the average hourly pay for resilience officer in the United States is $39.89, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $17.07 and $57.93 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a resilience officer?

To thrive as a Resilience Officer, you need expertise in risk management, crisis response, emergency planning, and a relevant degree such as in public administration or environmental science. Familiarity with business continuity software, GIS tools, and certifications like Certified Emergency Manager (CEM) are often required. Strong analytical thinking, communication, and stakeholder engagement skills help you stand out in this role. These competencies are crucial for developing robust strategies that minimize organizational risks and ensure quick recovery from disruptions.

What is a resilience officer?

Resilience Officers are professionals responsible for helping organizations, cities, or communities anticipate, prepare for, and respond to various challenges, such as natural disasters, economic shocks, or social disruptions. They develop strategies to enhance the ability to withstand and recover from adverse events while promoting long-term sustainability and adaptability. Their work often involves coordinating with stakeholders, assessing risks, and implementing policies or programs that strengthen resilience across multiple sectors.

How does a resilience officer typically collaborate with other departments to strengthen organizational preparedness?

A Resilience Officer works closely with various departments such as risk management, IT, operations, and human resources to identify vulnerabilities and develop comprehensive response plans. Collaboration often involves facilitating cross-functional workshops, conducting training sessions, and ensuring that all teams understand their roles during disruptions. This teamwork ensures that resilience strategies are integrated throughout the organization and that all staff are prepared to respond effectively to crises. Building strong relationships and maintaining open communication with department leaders are key elements of success in this role.

What is the difference between Resilience Officer vs Business Continuity Coordinator?

AspectResilience OfficerBusiness Continuity Coordinator
CertificationsISO 22301, Business Continuity certificationsISO 22301, Business Continuity certifications
Work EnvironmentCorporate, government, or NGO sectors focusing on risk management and resilience planningOrganizations preparing for disruptions, focusing on continuity plans and response
Employer & IndustryVarious industries including finance, healthcare, and governmentPrimarily in sectors with critical operations like finance, utilities, and healthcare

The Resilience Officer and Business Continuity Coordinator roles often overlap in certifications and work environments. While the Resilience Officer focuses on broader organizational resilience, risk management, and strategic planning, the Business Continuity Coordinator concentrates on developing and implementing specific continuity plans to ensure operational stability during disruptions. Both roles are vital for organizational preparedness and often collaborate closely.

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Infographic showing various Resilience Officer job openings in the United States as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 94% Full Time, and 6% Part Time. Highlights an 99% Physical, and 1% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $82,976 per year, or $39.9 per hour.

Security Officer Supervisor

Surefox North America, Inc.

San Leandro, CA • On-site

$30 - $32.50/hr

Full-time

Posted 29 days ago


Job description

Surefox North America Inc is a veteran-owned company that prides itself on creating a diverse and unique culture of trained and talented individuals.
We seek an experienced Full-time Resilience Officer, Supervisor, with high integrity and professionalism who can join our team here at Surefox.
You will be working on uniquely assigned projects under the guidance of Program Management for our top clients. Supervisors are appointed to their roles based upon their ability to uphold the standard expected of them and are proficient and knowledgeable of their post orders, policies, company expectations, and additional duties. Additionally, they have demonstrated an ability to lead their teams, take the initiative, meet any additional tasks and responsibilities given to them by their supervisors, and display strong time management skills.
In your day-to-day role as a Resilience Officer, Supervisor, you will act as a liaison between Surefox and its clients while providing emergency response.
You will perform all duties in accordance with both company and client policies and procedures, as well as all state & federal regulations. Additional responsibilities include but are not limited to responding to emergency events, addressing medical & non-medical issues, solving staffing deficiencies, and handling client requests in a timely manner. Under certain circumstances, a Resilience Officer, Supervisor, will be expected to initiate preliminary investigations by writing incident reports on all internal client and company issues. We are looking for someone who has exceptional observation skills and values attention to detail. As we encourage veterans and candidates currently in the military reserve to apply, we welcome all who share the same passion for protection as we do. We are not offering visa sponsorship for this position at this time.
Hourly rate - $30.00 - $32.50
What You Will Do:
• Conduct yourself in a professional manner while communicating with management and team members.
• Conduct briefing and debriefing for any upcoming and off-going shifts during your scheduled shift.
• Coordinate with any additional supervisors from Surefox and other security teams to ensure that all information, both Area and Site-specific, is being reviewed with all officers.
• Ensure all post equipment is signed out to the correct officers prior to them going to post and that all equipment is signed back in before the departure of each officer.
• Conduct inspections of the equipment upon check out and check-in.
• Ensure that officers have the necessary information available to them to be able to perform their essential duties/roles.
• Conduct security patrols of the assigned area in a designated company vehicle or on foot, monitoring for and deterring suspicious or unauthorized activity.
• Ensure team members have access to Hr Software and can properly manage their times and breaks throughout the day, as well as have access to the following items on their work phone for their assigned post:
• Post Orders & Standard Operating Procedure (SOPs)
• Pass Down Logs
• BOLO Deck
• Metrics Recorder
• Sitrep
• Breaker Schedule (if necessary)
• Ping (if necessary)
• Other GSuite or program approved apps required to fulfill daily duties.
• Ensure employee break schedules are maintained in compliance with federal and state regulations.
• Ensure all Resilience Officers assigned to your site are not having issues with their break schedule or falling behind their no later than (NLT) time frames.
• Coordinate any deployment changes necessary to ensure that Surefox is maximizing its footprint and can effectively cover all duties and roles assigned to Surefox.
• Respond to all incidents and assume incident command as necessary
• Document any changes in posture through whatever written means have been provided to you by your leadership.
• Confirm with your immediate supervisor/manager any changes you are going to make before implementing to ensure that they will not affect pay rates, shift lengths, or breaks.
• Update coverage for each shift via email to Integrated Security Manager (ISM) or Area Manager (AM).
• Manage any call-offs, late arrivals, no-shows, or other attendance issues that need to be filled out on the Discrepancy Sheet for management visibility.
• Serve as the program training coordinator as needed for ROSPATs, on-the-job training (OJT), and other scenarios in support of the training department.
• Conduct routine post-checks and training on-site.
• Be prepared to cover open posts as needed.
• Execute "Time Off Request" (TOR) process regarding the amount of notice required for each policy and submit a TOR form for the requesting officer.
• Instruct and advise team members on what additional steps may be required, such as submitting documentation for requesting leave on Workday/Staffwizard, and notify them if their request has been approved or denied once the scheduling has made the decision.
• Receive and escalate cross-departmental matters such as:
• Payroll
• Scheduling
• Military Leave / Orders
• Scheduling Conflicts
• Uniform
• Deficiencies
• Harassment / Bullying
• Counselings
• All other CCIRs are dictated by the Integrated Security Manager (ISM), Area Manager (AM), Assistant Program Manager, & GSOC Leadership.
• Ensure employee professional and personal development through the Surefox Counseling Program.
What is Required:
• Must be eligible for employment within the United States
• Must be a minimum of 18 years old per state licensing guidelines
• Must be able to pass an extensive background check and drug screening (Surefox will consider for employment qualified applicants with criminal histories in a manner consistent with all requirements of State and local laws, regulations or codes)
• Must possess a current and valid California driver's license (Class C)
• Must live within driving distance or be willing to relocate
• Must have a current guard card or eligible to qualify for guard card
• Adult and pediatric CPR, AED and First Aid Training
• Must have a high school degree or equivalent
• Demonstrated competence in reacting to and handling emergencies
• Ability to communicate with people at all levels effectively and from various backgrounds
• Good judgment with the ability to make timely and sound decisions
• Ability to understand and follow written and verbal instructions
• Ability to work independently and as a team member
• All applicants must be able to pass the Resilience Officer Surefox Physical Agility Test (RO SPAT), with or without reasonable accommodation, prior to the scheduled start date.
• Please be aware that passing the ROSPAT is a requirement for this position.
• The RO SPAT is a timed sequence of multiple physical events requiring you to progress along a predetermined path from event to event in a continuous manner until complete.
What is desired:
• Security or law enforcement-related experience preferred
• Military background is a plus
• Report writing experience preferred
If you share our values and are ready to build your next career, we want to hear from you!