Security Supervisor

KEVIN P MURPHY

LEGASPI TOWER *** **** ROXAS BLVD. COR VITO CRUZ, MALATE, MANILA

email:**********@*****.***

Cell Number:+937********

Work areas experienced in:

. Training

. Security Supervision

. Consultancy

. Military Law Enforcement

. Security Audits\ Surveys

. Security Management

. VIP Protection

High Risk Force Protection

. Basic First Aid\CPR

. First Responder

. Small Unit Tactics

. PADI Basic Open Water Certified

Executive Protection Course through

Executive Security International

Military Police Academy

September 2010-Present

EODT-Guard

Performing interior\perimeter security for a Tier 1 asset at a FOB in

Afghanistan. Duties include performing extensive security escorts as well

as entry\exit control,access control,

Maintaining weapons and job proficiency by conducting extensive practice in

both areas,force protection duties, and a variety of other pertinent duties

relating to security of the installation.

February 2008-Dec 09

EODT Security Supervisor

Q West FOB\ Rapid Response Team-VBC

Rapid Response Team-VBC- Member of the company's Rapid Response Team.Duties

included Crime suppression through continuous patrolling of assigned areas.

Perimeter security for visiting dignitaries, special events, and cordon and

search operations alongside the Military Police. Providing superior assault

firepower in certain situations, e.g. an enemy attack. Resolve high-risk

situations with a minimum loss of life, injury or property damage, e.g. a

suspicious package or IED. Providing First Responder level First Aid to

injured personnel and securing sensitive equipment\documents, or personnel.

KEVIN P. MURPHY

Q West FOB -EODT.Security Supervisor-Responsible for monitoring security

operations at the Search Lanes for the Entry Control Point. Supervising

local national contract guards to ensure that they are proficient in

security procedures and are performing their duties and responsibilities

to standard, and applying corrective measures when they are not. Additional

duties included implementing new security measures ; giving feedback to

supervisors and the client regarding security procedures in place or being

considered; directing security force response to enemy attack and other

emergency situations; Directing Local national security personnel regarding

current rules and regulations reference job performance and expectations

and updating them when policies\procedures are changed or updated. Subject

Matter Expert on the policies\procedures at the checkpoints and towers

within the area of responsibility; maintaining familiarity with the

client's and company's SOPs as well as prohibited and restricted items.

July 2007-Sept 2007 Operations Manager

Mega Octagon Risk Management Services,Corp.,

Manila,Philippines

Thoroughly know the rules, regulations, and laws concerning the security

industry, and ensure that the company employees follow them. Monitor\mentor

supervisory and administrative personnel to ensure they understand policies

& procedures and implement them in their areas of responsibilities.

Have thorough knowledge of the company, its various departments and their

functions and capabilities.

Be aware of the business's process flows and be able to identify and

correct any problems within them.

Manages the day to day activities of the company, including financial and

operational aspects

Regularly meets with clients regarding concerns and discuss

recommendations for the improvement of the service, and to cement the

relationship in order to ensure renewal of contracts and customer

satisfaction.

Conduct site visits to various clients' businesses to ensure the guards

know and perform their duties as well as to check after the welfare of the

guards. Additionally, monitor the security posture\situation for individual

sites in order to suggest improvements in the security posture of the

client's business

Set up guidelines and procedures for the development of the employees from

their initial entry into the company up to the supervisory and managerial

levels. Reviews, designs, and implements the security policies/ procedures

for clients.

10/2004 - 10/2005

DYNCORP CIVPOL-BAGHDAD

SECURITY SUPERVISOR

Responsible for monitoring security operations at the headquarters for the

CIVPOL program- which is a State Department contract- and supervising local

national contract guards to ensure that they are proficient in security

procedures, as well as performing corrective measures when they are not.

Additional duties included coming up with new security measures and

implementing them; giving feedback to supervisors regarding security

procedures in place or being considered; directing security force response

to enemy attack and other emergency situations.

Also responsible for VIP\Executive protection. This included close personal

protection while in transit to\from meetings, as well as when the VIP was

at his base camp\hotel. Additionally, Protection Agents were briefed on the

client's itinerary in order to plan manpower\equipment needs.

4/2003 - 8/2004 U.S. ARMY NATIONAL GUARD 274th Military Police Company,

Washington, D.C. & Afghanistan MILITARY POLICE OFFICER.

Duties included: providing support to the battlefield by conducting area

security, prisoner of war and law and order operations .Patrolling areas

on foot and vehicle. Interviewing witnesses, victims and suspects in the

course of investigating crimes - Collecting fingerprints and other evidence

- Arresting and charging criminal suspects -Testifying in court - Guarding

entrances and directing traffic - Military and civil laws and jurisdiction

- Crime and accident investigation procedures - Evidence collection

procedures. Use of firearms - Traffic and crowd control procedures - Arrest

and restraint of suspect.

VIP\ DIGNITARY protection: This usually involved visiting VIPs or high

level military officials who were

KEVIN P. MURPHY

4/2003 - 8/2004 U.S. ARMY NATIONAL GUARD 274th Military Police Company,

Washington, D.C. & Afghanistan MILITARY POLICE OFFICER

at the location for a short period of time-from several hours to a few

days.

Prior to the VIPs arrival, the team was involved in reconning the planned

route\venue for security related concerns, briefings on their itinerary,

threat analysis, vehicle\team assignments, and actions on contact.

On arrival of VIPs, while working with a team of MPs, I was involved in

escorting visiting VIPs to\from the on base airfield to\from the event they

were attending. During -and several hours prior to-the event, teams were

divided into escort and security teams. The Escort Teams drove the VIP to

the event and performed close protection for the VIP, while the Security

Teams secured the staging area and living quarters of the VIP until the

event was over.

12/2002 - 3/2003 U.S. ARMY National Guard Bureau, Arlington VA USA

POLICE OFFICER

9/1999 - 12/2002 Georgetown University Law Center, Washington, D.C., USA

PATROL OFFICER\DISPATCHER

5/1999 - 9/1999 Vance International, Oakton VA USA,

SPECIAL POLICE OFFICER.

2/1998 - 5/1999 Wackenhut International- Takoma Park MD USA

Assistant Shift Supervisor\Security Operations Center

Assigned to the International Monetary Fund. Responsible for monitoring

fire\ safety \security systems including: CCTVs and computerized

alarm\access systems. Also responsible for: Answering phones; assisting

VIPs or various Heads of State when they came into contact with the

organization ;Assisting Fund employees with security problems and Field

Security \Medical emergencies; maintaining shift and pass on logs; report

writing knowledge of SOPs for all posts; managing shift\officers so that

the Shift Commander could respond to emergencies or special events.

Position also entailed extensive contact with Fund Security Management

Team, and briefing them on emergencies. Assumed Shift Commander Position

when needed. In this capacity I was responsible the supervision of 10 to 15

officers.

Although this position was not an Executive Protection position, the IMF

did receive many VIPs and Foreign Dignitaries. Therefore, the Security

Operations Center was involved in many of the duties of Protection Agents

on these occasions, such as pre-arrival briefing regarding itineraries,

expected arrival times and routes, coordination with the VIPs Security

Teams, securing the vehicles and staging area, and briefing the in-house

security force on their duties during the visit.

9/1996 - 2/1998 Omnisec International- McLean VA USA

National Institutes of Health

Guard

1/1996 - 9/1996 Securiguard Security, McLean, Va., USA

Special Police Officer

10/1994 - 8/1995 82ND Airborne Division, U.S. Army- Ft. Bragg, NC., USA

Observer

7/1991 - 7/1994 Vance International Security-

Embassy Security & Dignitary Protection

Duties included: Security agent at the Saudi Embassy and Embassy of Qatar

in Washington, D.C.

This involved monitoring fire\ safety \security systems consisting of CCTVs

and computerized alarm\access systems. Also responsible for: Answering

phones; assisting VIPs or various Heads of State ;Assisting Embassy

employees with security problems and medical emergencies; maintaining shift

and pass on logs; report writing; knowledge of SOPs for all posts.

Monitoring the facility perimeter for suspicious events and security

related concerns such as demonstrations; Liaison with and assistance to the

security details of the various Dignitaries and VIPs at the Embassies;

Screening visitors and Guests, as well as contractors, deliveries, and

mail\packages.

KEVIN P. MURPHY

7/1991 - 7/1994 Vance International Security-

Embassy Security & Dignitary Protection

Although this position was not an Executive Protection position, the

embassies did receive many VIPs and Foreign Dignitaries in addition to the

respective Ambassadors and Diplomats. Therefore, the Security Agents were

involved in many of the duties of Protection Agents on these occasions,

such as pre-arrival briefing regarding itineraries, expected arrival times

and routes, coordination with the VIPs Security Teams, securing the

vehicles and staging area, and briefing the in-house security force on

their duties during the visit

Additionally, posted as a Diplomatic Security Agent for both a high

level Saudi Diplomat's family, and at the Ambassador of Qatar's residence.

This included close personal protection while in transit to\from meetings,

as well as when the Principal was at their residence\hotel. Additionally,

Protection Agents were briefed on the client's itinerary as far in advance

as possible in order to plan manpower\equipment needs.

Teams were involved in receiving pre-trip route reconnaissance, route

planning, actions on contact, rally points, and any known threat.This

position involved extensive experience, basic driving skills and vehicle

mechanics, driving armored vehicles, motorcades and convoy driving, advance

work, follow-up and limousine procedures, deployment of personnel and team

detail organization, working the protectee, and communications procedures.

5/1986 - 8/1989 U.S. Army Infantry

A Co 5/14 Inf, 25th ID Hawaii

Assigned to the Heavy Weapons squad as a machine-gunner with 2 persons

under my charge. After a year assigned as an Anti-Armor Gunner with the

Dragon Weapons system, where I was also responsible for 2 personnel.

Deployed and participated in several high profile deployments, such as

Balikitan in 1988 in the Philippines, where I received training in jungle

survival at Subic Bay,Olongapo, Philippines.Deployed to South Korea, where

I participated in Team Spirit, the yearly exercise with the South Korean

military. During this enlistment I was promoted several times and received

several decorations\awards.

EDUCATION

2000-2001-AMERICAN MILITARY UNIVERSITY Major: Criminal Justice

08/1999 U.S ARMY RESERVE MILITARY POLICE ACADEMY

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