SECURITY GUARD

This role involves guarding controlled areas at a Navy installation, checking who and what comes in and out, and managing movement of people and vehicles. It also includes helping during emergencies such as accidents, fires, natural disasters, demonstrations, hostage situations, or other serious incidents, and handling a range of routine and unusual visitor access tasks. The advert mentions using databases and following federal and state laws when researching and processing access requests. It asks for experience at the GS-06 level, including identifying people for entry to restricted areas, directing traffic for security purposes, deciding whether access should be allowed, and inspecting vehicles and packages under set procedures. A lower GS-05 qualification is also referenced, but the text provided cuts off before those full details are shown. No language requirements are stated in the excerpt. The working arrangement is not described beyond the location in Pearl City, Hawaii, and the notice says applicants must use the application instructions in the flyer rather than apply through it directly. This opportunity appears aimed at candidates with security, access-control, and inspection experience who can work in a controlled, response-oriented environment.