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good luck trying to get  hold of a recruiter!

Same thing happend to me as well, and i applied in march. Still waiting to hear back from RC

I don't care how prepared you think you are. Commissionaires are not adequate security. I meant security in general, but thanks.

It is more then that..

The guy went bananas either way.

I agree with you 100%, one day something will happen to a SQN or RCR (where ever the CMRE is posted) and the fingers will be pointed at some one. Any Tom Dick or Harry can drive on the base without questioning. The only time that you couldnt 9/11 occured. Which proves it takes a unfortunate...

Pretty crazy, I cant remember correctly off the top of my head. It was either he had postpartum stress or had some sort of east indian decent to say it politically correct.

I remember that as well, i believe he was a US soldier if I rememer correctly. By any means that was a hystorical statement, I am not slow in this field of work. You have to be prepared for any scenerio regardless if it is a miniscule chance of happening. If not, you're not doing your job correctly.

I think youre blowing what I stated out of proportion, I was saying that comparing to a guy with a clip board and pencil to maybe a mp arming the gate instead of a commissionaire. And a FYI the most common portion of theft is from internal employees. Hence the new policies on tool control passed...

I understand that your saying that a pencil and clipboard doesnt offer much protection, however you and I both know proper "armed proctection" is not in DND's budget. And to be honest who would be dumb enough to attack one of the largest canadian army bases? lol

I work for commissionaires on base petawawa. I am a college educated person with a security management diploma and police foundations as well. So with that in mind commissionaires does not hire any bum off the street they hire most CF vets (65% hired are from the CF). it is unfortunate that...

Ya my clearance is from Public works, I am currently employed with Commissionares. They get Public Works or CSIS to perform the clearance, if that helps.

Thanks for your reply, I just figured having a clearance already would/might speed up the process somewhat seeing that a secret clearance costs money and time (2-5 months depending on if you have a "skeleton in the closet"). Appreciate the info :)

Alright thanks for the help, that is kinda what I figured as well when researching about the CF hiring process. I have a college diploma in security management and trying to become a MP so hopefully everything works out and dont crap to bed on the CFAT lol

New to the site, sorry if this question has been asked previously. I have a secret clearance with my current employee, will this speed up my application process as it is a higher clearance then a relihability?