Job ID: R-TN-BNA-U03A
Applicants must hold a valid Tennessee Unarmed Security Guard Registration Card and meet all state eligibility requirements. A minimum of four years of experience in military service, law enforcement, or private security is preferred, along with proven experience in executive protection, client movement, or secure escort duties. A valid Tennessee driver’s license with a clean driving record is required. All agents must obtain and maintain current CPR/AED certifications and any additional permits necessary for specialized equipment or assignments. Professionalism, discretion, and the ability to coordinate with internal teams are critical for success.
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Global Risk Solutions, Inc. delivers professional unarmed security services for individuals, corporations, and high-profile clients. Our team of experienced professionals, many with military or law enforcement backgrounds, ensures safety through careful planning, strong situational awareness, and discreet protective measures. In Nashville, our unarmed executive protection services are carried out with professionalism, discretion, and reliability, safeguarding both people and their privacy in every setting.
We are seeking experienced Unarmed Executive Protection Agents to join our Nashville team. In this role, you will safeguard high-profile clients through discreet presence, proactive planning, and rapid response to potential risks. Responsibilities include assessing environments, coordinating secure client movements, and maintaining constant situational awareness in both public and private settings. Success in this position requires exceptional professionalism, strong communication skills, and the ability to remain composed in dynamic or high-pressure situations. Your mission is to ensure client safety and peace of mind while operating with the utmost discretion.
Shifts for the Unarmed Executive Protection Agent role in Nashville will vary depending on the client’s needs and assignments. Potential shifts include:
As an Unarmed Executive Protection Agent in Nashville, your duties will include but are not limited to:
To qualify for the Unarmed Executive Protection Agent position in Nashville, you must meet the following requirements:
Candidates for this unarmed executive protection role in Nashville should possess the following qualifications and skills:
As an Unarmed Executive Protection Agent with Global Risk Solutions, Inc. in Nashville, you will receive:
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Answer: You must hold a valid Tennessee Unarmed Security Guard Registration Card and meet all state eligibility requirements. Experience in executive protection, security, or related fields is preferred.
Answer: Pay varies based on experience, training, and client needs. Agents with proven protective skills and strong situational awareness often earn higher rates.
Answer: Agents safeguard high-profile clients through discreet presence, proactive risk assessment, and secure movement coordination. They maintain constant awareness and adapt quickly to changing situations.
Answer: Yes. You must have a Tennessee Unarmed Security Guard Registration Card and maintain current CPR/AED certification. Additional permits may be required for certain assignments or specialized equipment.
Answer: Agents may work in corporate settings, private residences, public venues, and during travel. Each environment requires tailored security strategies.
Answer: Shifts vary based on client schedules and may include days, nights, weekends, and holidays. Flexibility for last-minute assignments is often required.
Answer: With experience, agents can advance to team leader, security manager, or operations roles. Additional training can open opportunities in specialized protective services.
Answer: Situational awareness, discretion, and strong communication are critical. Agents must also excel in planning, problem-solving, and client service.
Answer: No, it is not legally required. However, many employers prefer candidates with backgrounds in security, law enforcement, or the military.
Answer: You can apply directly through the “Apply Now” button at the top of the page or contact our recruitment team for guidance. Be sure to include proof of certification and relevant experience.
