Kelly L. Reid

**** *. ** ******* ***

Ozark, Alabama 36360

254-***-****

EXPERIENCE SUMMARY:

GS-0085 Supervisory Security Guard: GS-0083 Lead Police officer: Heavy Equipment Operator/Pavement Specialist;

Shipping and Receiving/Forklift Operator; Lead Material Handler/Warehouse, Plumbers Apprentice;

EXPERIENCE:

AUG 2012 to Present

GS-0085-07 Supervisory Security Guard

Directorate of Public Safety

Fort Rucker, Alabama

Duties: GS-0083- 07 Supervisory Security Guard, Responsible for providing guidance, training and daily operations of

Security Guards for access control to the installation and airfields. Supervising up to 20 Security Guards.

Duties include: Coordinates and supervises the operations of the Security Guards. Gives advice, council, and instruction

to employees on both work and administrative matters. Plans and coordinates the activities of shift personnel. Responsible

for directing and coordinating the overall Security Guard program for the installation. Provides input to revise the shift

schedule and ensures the schedule is implemented as part of the installation's overall force protection program. Ensures

effective generation reports, forms, and records are prepared and processed appropriately. Responsible for maintaining

orderly operation of access control to the installation and airfields, protecting life and property. Write or present oral

reports of incidents, IAW Federal Statutes.

MAR 2004 to AUG 2012

GS-0083-07 Police Officer (Lead)

Department of Emergency Services

Fort Hood TX, 76544

CPT Alvin Langford 254-***-****

Duties: GS-0083- 07 Lead Police Officer, Police Station Operations. Responsible for providing guidance, training and

daily operations of the NFH substation and for patrols that are assigned to specific patrol areas such as housing areas, and

training areas. Served as Watch Commander (Supervisor), supervising up to 20 Police/MP Patrols.

Duties include: Coordinates and supervises the operations of the Police Patrols, Traffic Accident Investigators, Military

Police Investigators, Military Police Desk, the E-911 Emergency Communications Center, and the Game Law

Enforcement units. Gives advice, council, and instruction to employees on both work and administrative matters. Plans

and coordinates the activities of shift personnel. Responsible for directing military police (MP) patrols and coordinating

the overall law enforcement program for the installation. Ensures emergency responses by MP and fire and emergency

services personnel are dispatched in accordance with installation requirements. Provides input to revise the MP patrol

distribution plan consistent with crime trends and community needs and ensures the plan is implemented as part of the

installation's overall force protection program. Ensures effective operation of the automated Offense Reporting System

and the subsequent generation of MP reports, forms, and records are prepared and processed appropriately to be used in

court cases. Responsible for maintaining order, protecting life and property by performing the full scope of investigations

to detect and apprehend individuals suspected of violating federal, state and/or local regulations, Carrying out surveillance

and antiterrorism measures. Developing and following up on leads. Interviewing, taking statements from witnesses,

interrogating suspects, searching for and collecting physical evidence, seizing contraband or equipment as evidence.

Search or detain, make arrangements for search and interrogation of suspects, recognizing, collecting, preserving, and

marking evidence for use in investigations and prosecutions. Enforce traffic laws, issue traffic citations as well as conduct

investigations on accidents. Respond to alarm activations, physical security issues. Respond to domestic disturbances.

Conduct investigations on larceny of government/private property. Write or present oral reports of incidents, perform

apprehensions when required and provide Miranda warnings IAW Federal Statutes.

JUN 2001 to MAR 2004

GS-0085 Security Guard (ART)

USAF Reserves

General Mitchell ARS

Milwaukee WI 53202

CPT Kent Hansen

Controls access, directs traffic, and checks identification of those persons entering and leaving Military Reservations

property. Detects and reports suspicious activity or situations. Responsible for maintenance of physical security, access

control protection of life and property, independently, or with other physical security personnel. Worked in the arms room

and issued/received weapons, ammunition and other items into the arms room. Performed daily inventory of weapons and

ammunition and completed hand receipts. Other duties include: Standing fixed posts (gates); maintaining integrity of

assigned posts and areas; responsible for detention/apprehension of all persons attempting unauthorized entry into Federal

or State Military Reservations.

AUG 2000 to JUN 2001

Heavy Equipment Operator and Pavement Specialist

USAF Reserves, DET. 1, 307th RED HORSE SQUADRON

Barksdale AFB, LA 71110-2987

MSGT Tracy Jones, DSN 781-1025

Hauled equipment on trailers to construction sites and to other locations in other states using tractor trailers including 50

tons and over. Operated fuel trucks to refuel equipment on construction sites.

Operated gasoline or diesel-powered engineering and construction equipment with wheeled or crawler type traction, such

as graders, bulldozer or angle dozer blades, front-end loaders, backhoes, trench diggers, and large industrial tractors with

pan or scraper attachments. Operates equipment to push, pull, pile, excavate, backfill, grade, or level earth. Operated

equipment to perform such functions as cutting, moving, digging, grading, and rolling earth, sand, stone, and other

materials. Maintained ditches, road shoulders and beds.

DEC 1997 to JUN 2000

Lead Material Handler/ Shipping and Receiving

Trinity Industries Rail Car Division

708 Jordan Valley RD

Longview TX 75606

Carl Fry 903-***-****

Operated overhead cranes and forklifts loading and unloading steel plate from rail cars into inventory. Logging serial

numbers and moving plate to designated work stations. Kept up with inventory of parts and moved parts in and out of the

production areas. Kept up with all paperwork for shipping/receiving and inventory. Lead forklift operator/trainer

supervising 4 employees, loading trucks for shipment and unloading trucks with material for inventory.

FEB 1997 to NOV 1997

Plumbers Apprentice

Steele Plumbing Company

1094 Cunningham RD

Tyler TX, 75707

Allen Steele 903-***-****

Trouble shooting and accomplishing proper repairs, replacing or repairing faucets, valves, water heaters, water pumps,

drain pipes and replacing garbage disposals. Unstopped backed up sewer lines, repairing sewage lines, gas lines and septic

systems operating a small excavator and/or backhoes. Gained experience in new commercial and residential construction,

remodeling commercial and residential properties. Performed and gave estimates, scheduled appointments, work orders,

and bills of labor.

1995 to 1996

Packaging unit Operator

Petrolite Corporation

Industrial Blvd, Kilgore TX, 75662

Travis Sellers

Responsible for steaming lines and pumping different waxes from storage tanks to production tanks through filters to a

head that produced small wax pellets that ran down a water chilled 80 foot stainless steel belt. The material had to remain

at a constant temperature to remain in the tolerances allowed. Changed micron filters regularly to keep material clean and

to keep production from slowing. Set speed of belt, head speed RPM and kept a constant pressure for production. As the

wax cooled it was moved by conveyor to a hopper where it was bagged, stacked on pallets and wrapped for shipping.

Kept up with hourly production logs which included wax temperature, pressure to head, head speed, belt speed and bags

per hour along with how many bags per order. Samples were taken hourly to the lab for tolerance changes. If material

became discolored out of tolerance the batch numbers were changed. At the end of each run the tanks were steamed out,

lines and pumps were steamed out to keep from plugging lines. Ran a forklift to move pallets from production area to

warehouse to be shipped to customer.

SEP 1993 to Jan 1995

Warehouse/Delivery Driver

Harris Bros. Oil Company (Coastal Chemical)

450 Industrial Blvd, Kilgore TX, 75662

Roger Nichols 903-***-****

Warehouse experience keeping/stocking products in the warehouse, keeping inventory lists of product on hand and

products needed for stocking. Labeling and filling buckets, barrels and tote tanks with oil, gasoline, diesel fuel, hydraulic

fluids, transmission fluids and methanol along with cases of material loading on trucks for delivery. Receiving bulk

material and pumping into the correct storage tanks and verifying that the paperwork is correct and performing bulk

analysis test on material received.

Deliver cases/pallets, buckets and bulk material to stores, oil/gas drilling rigs, pumping stations and construction sites.

Pumped material from truck to storage tanks or directly into pipelines as needed by the customer.

Kept up with drivers log books as required by law.

May 1986 to DEC 1987

Plumbers Apprentice

Hedrick Plumbing Company

Kilgore, TX 75662

David Hedrick 903-***-****

Assisted in the replacing or repairing faucets, valves, water heaters, water pumps, drain pipes and replacing/installing

garbage disposals. Unstopped backed up sewer lines, repairing sewage lines, gas lines and septic systems. Gained

experience in new commercial and residential construction, remodeling commercial and residential properties.

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