Security Physical

Michael G. Wells

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Grantville, Georgia 30220

Mobile: 678-***-****

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HIGHLIGHTS OF QUALIFICATIONS

. Senior Physical Security Specialist for Unified Consultants Group,

Inc.

. Physical Security Analyst for SEI Group, Inc.

. 21 years of experience in U.S. Army military police operations

management

. Certified U.S. Army Military Police Investigator

. Certified U.S. Army Physical Security Inspector

. Active Government security clearance

. Proficient in Windows software and Microsoft Office Applications

. Tested in making difficult decisions in stressful situations

. Proven leadership skills; highly self-motivated

. Experienced in international and multi-cultural supervision

. Highly efficient in learning new tasks and duties; performance

oriented

EXPERIENCE

Senior Physical Security Specialist/Physical Security Analyst

. Conducted and supervised physical security assessments for the Social

Security Administration facilities nationwide, including the SSA

National Headquarters campus. Duties included evaluating electronic

security systems, physical protective devices, internal security

procedures, closed circuit television surveillance systems and

contract security forces. Provided detailed assessment reports

outlining compliance with security regulations and recommended

improvements. Advised office managers and hearing office directors on

methods for improving their security posture in accordance with

applicable federal regulations. Conducted direct coordination with

federal, state and local law enforcement agencies across the country

to assess the levels of police protection and crime vulnerability.

Prepared written reports outlining the results of physical security

assessments, along with applicable regulatory references and

recommendations. Trained and supervised newly hired and

rehabilitative transfer personnel.

Operations Management

. Instructed, trained, managed and evaluated over 200 military police

and civilian personnel in daily law enforcement, security, emergency

response and administrative operations. Duties also included

responding to complaints and inquiries from the public using

interpersonal communications skills, supervision of internal

investigations of police personnel, coordination with other external

government and civilian agencies concerning a multitude of diverse

issues, planning and developing policies for future needs of the

directorate and other associated agencies; planning for successful

accomplishment of all assigned tasks under changing budgetary

constraints; implementing and enforcing all equal opportunity policies

while fostering a work environment conducive to personnel of multiple

ethnic, religious and multinational backgrounds, reviewing and

proofreading all police reports for accuracy, grammatical correctness,

spelling and completeness, directing all investigative activity within

the directorate, planning, directing and coordinating all major

command ceremonies and other public events while simultaneously

maintaining a high level of security for a federal military major

command installation.

. Managed the Operations sections of two U.S. Army military police

companies. Additional duties included performing as the headquarters

platoon sergeant, involving direct supervision and management of 24

military personnel. Principle management duties included supervisory

oversight of unit administrative operations, unit supply and logistics

operations, ensuring the expeditious processing of all administrative

actions within the company, to include personnel performance

evaluations, awards, pay enquiries, unit strength reports, unit

training, budgetary issues and personnel assignments.

. Participated in the development of new anti-terrorism protocols and

policies, to include the development of new bio-terrorism policies and

procedures.

. Coordinated with numerous law enforcement and security agencies,

government contracting agencies, local government agencies, and other

government agencies and military directorates.

Military Police Specific Responsibilities in the US Army

. Supported the tactical commander as the primary combat force to detect

level two threats in the conduct of the rear battle. Provided

battlefield nuclear weapon security, tactical security, circulation

control, and the detaining and or evacuation of enemy prisoners of war

and civilian internees.

. Supported the commander in anti/countering terrorism; the enforcement

of military laws and regulations; keeping of order; prevention and

investigation of crime, apprehension and disposition of military

offenders; traffic and movement control; physical security of critical

equipment, facilities, lines of communication, and the safety of

Government officials.

. Planed, coordinated and directed criminal investigations, crime

surveys, protective service missions, polygraph support and criminal

investigation activities.

. Prepared plans, policies and regulations pertaining to organization,

training, operations, and equipment of military police units and

personnel for both tactical and law enforcement operations.

. Responsible for police services and protection at high security

government installations. Enforced federal law and facility

regulations. Operated a complex communication, dispatch, and

intrusion detection center. Maintained and monitored physical security

systems, dispatched officers on patrol assignments. Member of an

emergency response team.

. Provided special protective escorts to high ranking officers,

officials and dignitaries.

Personnel Supervision

. Assigned and coordinated work assignments, evaluated the performance

and directly supervised soldiers and civilian government employees of

wide ranging cultural, ethnic and multinational backgrounds for 21

years. Demonstrated ability to supervise, motivate and empower

subordinate supervisors while allowing them the latitude to build a

sense of teamwork within their sections, resulting in highly motivated

subordinates who understand the intent and accomplish all tasks

accordingly.

. Military assignments include military police patrolman, general crimes

investigator, undercover narcotics investigator, narcotics team

supervisor, team leader, section leader, squad leader, platoon

sergeant and operations sergeant at both company and directorate

levels.

. US Army instructor. Experienced in instructing, supervising and

evaluating the performance of both small and large groups of people.

. Experienced in supervision of personnel from multiple cultures and in

international environments. Military assignments include four

overseas tours in Europe and Asia.

Investigations Supervision

. Supervised three criminal investigations sections, including

undercover narcotics and general crimes investigations. Duties also

included supervision of police investigative report writing, evidence

processing, directing of investigative activities, and reviewing all

final reports for completeness and grammatical and factual accuracy.

Duties also included conducting and supervising internal

investigations concerning military police personnel.

. Managed two evidence repositories while simultaneously performing

duties as a senior investigator and supervisor.

. Highly proficient at research and investigative report writing.

Communications

. Experienced in complex radio and telephone communications under high

stress emergency conditions.

. Highly trained and experienced in interpersonal communications skills

in dealing with groups of people and individuals reflecting the full

diversity of society, to include host nation citizens in foreign

countries.

. Experienced in briefing and coordinating with senior level personnel,

external agencies and large and small organizations of people with

diverse agendas, concerns and issues while resolving conflicts and

achieving mutually beneficial objectives.

. Experienced, proficient public speaker.

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EMPLOYMENT HISTORY

June 1981 - February 1984

Military Police U.S. Army, Worldwide

February 1984 - January 1986

Factory worker - assembly Brown Stove Works, Cleveland,

Tennessee

January 1986 - December 2003

Military Police U.S. Army, Worldwide

January 2004 - September 2005

Physical Security Analyst SEI Group, Inc, Huntsville, Alabama

September 2005 - May 2011

Senior Physical Security Specialist Unified Consultants Group, Inc.,

Fayetteville, Georgia

EDUCATION AND TRAINING

U.S. Army

US Army Physical Security Inspector's Course

US Army Military Police School (Commandant's List)

Primary Leadership Development Course (Commandant's List)

Basic Noncommissioned Officer Course (Commandant's List)

Nuclear, Biological, Chemical Officer Course (Honor Graduate)

Military Police Investigations Course (Commandant's List)

Child Abuse Prevention and Investigations Techniques Course

Domestic Violence Investigations Techniques Course

Conventional Physical Security Inspector Course

Microsoft Front Page Training Course

Microsoft Access Training Course

Harold Washington College

Completed 68 semester hours in general studies courses.

ACCOMPLISHMENTS

. Successfully conducted and supervised hundreds of physical security

assessments of Social Security Administration facilities nationwide

. Retired from the United States Army with 21 years of honorable service

. Graduated from US Army Military Police School on the Commandant's List

. Graduated from US Army Primary Leadership Development Course on the

Commandant's List

. Graduated from US Army Basic Noncommissioned Officer's Course on the

Commandant's List

. Graduated from US Army Military Police Investigations Course on the

Commandant's List

. Graduated from US Army Nuclear, Biological, Chemical Warfare School as

Honor Graduate

. Graduated from US Army Physical Security Inspector's Course

. Graduated from the US Army Unit Armorer Course

. Conducted and supervised criminal investigations resulting in the

successful prosecution of thousands of criminal violators and

maintained a 98% solved case rate

. After being assigned management duties of two substandard evidence

repositories, brought both from a rating of "unsatisfactory" to

"exemplary" while simultaneously performing primary duties as the

Military Police Investigations Supervisor

. Trained and supervised an inexperienced narcotics investigations

section that led to the successful arrest and prosecution of the

largest illegal narcotics ring in the Augusta, Georgia area

. Successfully planned, organized, trained and directed Forces Command

Honor Guard personnel in over 120 major command level ceremonies and

other large public events, resulting in numerous laudatory remarks

from senior command members

. Selected as a primary law enforcement instructor for three U.S. Army

National Guard units mobilized during a time of national emergency

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