Working closely with and taking guidance and direction from the Protective Services Official, Assurance on matters relative to the security pre-employment and in-employment screening programs;
Reviewing criminal history information and determining candidate access suitability by consistently applying relevant company policies and making sound decisions;
Managing site access compliance and facilitating Right Of Entry (ROE) for all mines, project sites and offices;
Managing and maintaining software systems to minimize clearance-processing time and to facilitate accurate records to meet or exceed audit standards;
Ensuring compliance with PIPEDA and privacy policies, including the observation of document retention and destruction periods;
Ensuring business wide compliance with screening policies and standards;
Providing on-going assessment of clearance documents, policies, and systems to align with changing business needs;
Actively developing and participating in strategies to protect human resources and assets;
Developing and submitting relevant information, statistics, and identifiable trends for intelligence analysis;
Utilizing and managing the department incident reporting and Secure document control systems and conducting detailed background investigations to help identify persons at risk, as required; and
Assisting with the day to day activities of the PSF such as but not limited to: answering phone calls, clearing rooms, shipments and clearing personnel and departing visitors.
The role is based within the Product Splitting facility (PSF) in Yellowknife.Qualifications
Proven proficiency in office management procedures and protocols, including document control and data entry;
Proficient in the use of the Microsoft Suite of programs;
Experience working in a cross cultural (indigenous) environment;
Experience working in the mining industry, on a remote site;
Previous experience working in security or law enforcement would be an asset; and
Knowledge of relevant security legislation, including PIPEDA, Criminal Code of Canada and Human Rights Legislation would be an asset.