Over the years, I have been asked to conduct physical pentests for large companies. They almost always ask for credentials. Usually I use my or my employee's backgrounds as "credentials", though I am curious if there are any certifications someone could earn in physical penetration testing.
What does an all-in jumpbag include for PJs? Including whatever you carry on belt, in pants and chest rig, etc.
What specific rescue equipment do you carry? I.e., jaws, angle grinder, etc.
If there are any videos or books about what all is carried, that works too. Just curious about the PJ loadout as opposed to generic tacmed and austere medicine.
Give me a list of cold weather gloves that can be used with pistols without modification. Specifically, the FN 509T. Ideally they are subdued solid color but that is not hard requirement.
Give me a list of cold weather gloves that can be used with pistols without modification. Specifically, the FN 509T. Ideally they are subdued solid color but that is not hard requirement.
Location: Edinburgh, Indiana; Butlerville, Indiana
Travel: 5%
Clearance: None
**Contingent Upon Award**
Role Overview:
Duties include vehicle and personnel security screening, perimeter surveillance, internal mobile patrols, and the ability to operate USG communication equipment and web-based applications. This position is for a six-month contract working 5/2/2/5 with an on-call status as required.
* The armed Force Security Operative is required to pass a semi-annual Physical Agility Test including a 1.5-mile run, a 300-meter dash, push-ups and air-squats, as well as qualifying semi-annually with government-approved weapon(s).
* The armed Force Security Operative shall continually observe and control entry and exit points, perimeter, and surrounding areas to identify suspicious personnel, vehicles, objects and activities that are seen as either posing a threat to or observing DOD facilities and equipment.
* The armed Force Security Operative shall be aware of, and abide by, all post and general orders as well as local, state and federal laws where applicable.
* The armed Force Security Operative shall be properly trained, equipped, briefed, and mentally and physically prepared to conduct roving patrols or staff a fixed post.
Requirements:
* Must be a U.S. Citizen
* Must possess a valid and active U.S. driver’s license
* Must possess or be able to obtain an Indiana License to Carry
* Must be minimum 21 years of age
* Start in 120-150 days
* Prior experience in armed forces, police, or private security company in a contingency area a plus
Send resumes to recruiting@covenent.xyz
Full description can be found at covenent.xyz/job-board
I am interested in hearing about anyone's experience with the Varda balaclava, specifically compared to the Kommando Store Eighty Four balaclava.
I am interested in hearing about anyone's experience with the Varda balaclava, specifically compared to the Kommando Store Eighty Four balaclava.
I am looking for a CBRN suit for my men for a contract where there is a remote possibility they will be exposed to radiological hazards following a nuclear detonation, nerve agents, blister agents, and biological agents or epidemiological contact hazards. I am awaiting a quote from Avon, but in the meantime, what are the major differences or advantages/disadvantages of either the Avon EXOSKIN or Mira MOPP-1 CBRN suits and peripherals? We already issue Avon C50 APRs.
I am looking for a CBRN suit for my men for a contract where there is a remote possibility they will be exposed to radiological hazards following a nuclear detonation, nerve agents, blister agents, and biological agents or epidemiological contact hazards. I am awaiting a quote from Avon, but in the meantime, what are the major differences or advantages/disadvantages of either the Avon EXOSKIN or Mira MOPP-1 CBRN suits and peripherals? We already issue Avon C50 APRs.
Greetings, I am need of a fractional HR service for my business in central Indiana, but am having difficulty finding local HR groups/individuals. Where do fractional HR normally broadcast, or who could I contact for a list? Thank you in advance.
I am affiliated with Covenant Enterprises. We are looking for PSCs for DoD contracts in southern central Indiana, subject to contract award. Starting pay is $30/hr. Details and application instructions can be found at https://covenent.xyz/job-board/.
I look forward to speaking with anyone interested.
Hello, everyone.
Does anyone have any experience with the Black Trident SICARIO Micro Chest Rig? I am looking for a covert chest rig that can be worn for prolonged periods, specifically in vehicles. I don't need more than three rifle mags, but sometimes I'll be running a sub-gun, so something that can carry at least a few Glock 33-rounders would be good.
Any recommendations are appreciated.
I need ammunition recommendations for 300BLK supersonics that have excellent barrier penetration, particularly auto-glass, automotive body panels, and level 3A body armor (Kevlar: soft armor and helmets). Rifles have 10.5" barrels with Surefire SOCOM300 SPS.
Use case is for guys operating out of a vehicle, firing into other vehicles or at soft-armored or non-armored targets from outside of their own vehicle. Their vehicle will be armored, thus they will not be firing from within their vehicle unless in a truly dire situation.
Thank you in advance.
I am issuing a crew FN 509T pistols with RMRs, but I need a good holster for them. I like Safariland and issued them for Glocks previously. I would prefer to stick with Safariland if there is some unlisted way of doing so. These holsters will need to be attached to Crye MCS load rated belts.
Thank you in advance.