(4) Investigations/Protective Service. Investigators
conduct interviews/interrogations; conduct crime scene
management; collect, seize, preserve, document and store
evidence; conduct surveillance and counter-surveillance
operations, and conduct investigations on criminal matters.
Protective Service Personnel protect assigned personnel, inspect
buildings and travel routes, and plan protective service
missions.
Complete investigative reports
Conduct command authorized searches
Conduct crimes against persons/property investigations
Conduct suspect interviews and interrogations
Conduct victim and witness interviews
Respond to serious incidents
Conduct protective services for Very Important Personnel
(VIP) and High Risk Personnel (HRP)
Conduct protective service mission exercises, analysis and
planning
Identify and establish security measures along primary and
secondary travel routes
(5) Operations. The jobs below will normally be found
within a shore Security Department.
(a) Security Operations Officer. Responsible to the
Security Officer for the day to day operations and job execution
of unit's Security Forces providing law enforcement, physical
security, and force protection services.
(b) Watch Commander. Responsible for supervising
all watch section responsibilities to include: Patrol, sentries,
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