SOF / OPFOR Role Player

Description General Hiring Criteria- Role Players will be required to comply with the following criteria: Be able to stay on script without ad-libbing or changing the scope of the scenario. Be willing to wear clothing, costumes, and headgear appropriate to the assigned scenario. Be familiar with basic weapons handling and weapons safety.

Be able to operate assigned military training weapons and fire marking cartridges, paintball systems, and blank ammunition after receiving safe-use instruction. Be willing to throw, place, or activate inert, non-explosive training devices after receiving safe-use instruction. Be able to act as Opposing Force (OPFOR), including being engaged with marking cartridge weapons.

Be physically capable of performing assigned duties in austere environments and during hours of darkness. Be able to remain restrained or zip-tied for prolonged periods. Be comfortable with trainees frisking and searching them while restrained. Be able to stand and lie prone for extended periods, with and without restraints.

Be willing to participate in scenarios involving incoming non-lethal marking ammunition, including Simunition, UTM, or paintballs, while wearing required protective equipment. Be able to wear required personal protective equipment, including a full-face helmet or protective mask, throat guard, and groin guard. Position Specific Requirements

• SOF / OPFOR Role Players will be required to comply with the following criteria: Meet the Requirements and Criteria listed above. Have documented prior service in Special Operations Forces (SOF). Possess and maintain an active SECRET security clearance. Perform assigned tactical OPFOR duties within the approved scenario and safety requirements. Apply prior SOF experience to support realistic training while remaining within the assigned script and scope. Safely operate assigned training weapons after receiving required instruction.

Requirements

Be 18 years of age or older. Be a U.S. citizen and provide proof of citizenship. Have a valid driver’s license. Be available to work up to 12 hours per day, including early mornings, nights, and weekends. Be able to accommodate short-notice schedule changes, including training dates shifting by up to two days. Be able to travel to assigned training locations as required.

Follow all safety instructions, equipment requirements, and emergency procedures. Protect sensitive information and comply with applicable security and confidentiality requirements. SOF experience/background is required.