Human Resources Officer
Resume:
RESUME OF RICHARD G. CALL
Richard G. Call
Highland, New York 12528-1729
Home: 845-***-****
Cell Phone: 845-***-****
City of Beacon Police Department
Beacon, New York 12508
From: September 1971 to September 1975
Position: Beacon Auxiliary Police Officer
Officer in Charge: Chief Warrant Huges, Beacon Police
Duties: -Foot patrol on Main Street checking store owners doors and
windows,
-direct traffic on Sunday for St. John's Church services,
-patrol basketball, football and baseball games.
- Assisted the City Police if they requested a back-up.
New York State Bridge Authority
P.O.Box 1010
Highland, New York 12528
Human Resources 845-***-****
From: September 5th, 1978 until December 30th, 2010 (retired)
Position: Maintenance / Toll Collector September 5th, 1978 until March
17th, 1979
Person in Charge: John Corkendale, Bridge Manager
Duties: - Collect toll from vehicles for passage across the Newburgh-
Beacon Bridge.
-When I was not toll collecting, I was cutting grass, snow
plowing,
-fixing and repairing broken items inside the bridge
building
- stripping and waxing floors
- worked on bridge vehicles as in tune up, oil changes,
change out
burnt out bulbs.
Position: New York State Bridge Authority Police Officer from March 17,
1979 to August 15, 1999
Officer in Charge: John L. Vleming, Chief of Police
Duties: Normal Duties of a Police Officer.
In 1984 I was promoted to the rank of Sergeant. I was in charge
of doing the department schedule of 15 men, handle public complaints on the
officers, handle possible suicidal persons that wanted to jump off of the
bridge, assist local police department when needed. Assist officers with
serious motor vehicle accidents investigations. Checked and processed
officer's paper work and Uniform Traffic Tickets for Department of Criminal
Justice and the New York State police located in Albany, New York.
Investigated internal problems with Bridge Authority personnel.
In 1991 I was promoted to the rank of Lieutenant.
Duties: same duties above along with the following:
Attend monthly meetings with the Director and Bridge Authority Commissions.
In charge of ordering equipment along with patrol vehicles.
On August 15, 1999, received a retirement badge for the Authority and a
position with the authority as the police department was being disbanded by
the Governor.
From August 15, 1999 to Present
Position: Senior Toll Collector
Person in Charge: William Sullivan, Bridge Manager
Duties: in charge of 23 Collectors making sure that they are in a neat
appearance at the beginning of their shift. Make sure all starting funds
were counted to the proper amount and accounted for. Made daily bank
deposits after auditing collector reports and collected funds, property
checks, handle accidents and any other situation that may come up during my
shift.
Worked these police department as a part time police officer while working
for the Bridge Authority.
Village of Cold Spring Police Department
81 Main Street
Cold Spring, New York 10516
From 1980 until 1983
Position: Part-time Police Officer
Officer in Charge: Lieutenant Dave Narron
Duties: normal duties of a police officer
Town of Montgomery Police Department
Box 2200 Route 208
Montgomery, New York 12586
From: 1983 until 1987
Position: Part-time Police Officer
Duties: normal duties of a police officer
In 1985, I was assigned as a Juvenile Police Officer
In august 1993, I returned to the Town of Montgomery Police Department as a
part-time police officer until June 1995.
Town of Lloyd Police Department
12 Church Street
Highland, New York 12528
From: November 1995 until August 31, 2003
Duties: Normal duties of a police officer
Town of Lloyd took into consideration my time with the Town of Montgomery
Police Department and gave me a retired badge when I left the Department.
During the time I was working for the New York State Bridge Authority
Police, I took a State Leave of absence and became a New York State
Correction Officer.
New York State Department of Correctional Service
State Campus
Albany, New York
From: February 1984 to approximately September 1984
Position: Correctional Officer Trainee
Duties: make sure that inmates adhere to the New York State Rules and
Regulations of the facility along with the New York State Penal Law.
Responsible for an hourly head count, daily bed checks and room shake
downs.
I decided that I would shorten my leave of absence and return back to the
Bridge Authority.
United States Navy Reserve
Navy Operational Support Center
251 Rudy Chase Drive
Glenville, New York 12302
Officer in charge: CDR Lisa A. Schweinfurth
From: July 31, 1987 until May 03, 2008 (retired)
Duties: I started off as a Boatswain's Mate which is like a maintenance man
in civilian life. I painted, sweep, mopped, dusted, stripped and waxed
floors, fixed and repaired whatever needed to be fixed.
In 1995 I decided to change rate and become an Equipment Operator for the
Navy Seabee's. I was trained and licensed to drive: 15 passenger van, 1
ton pick up, 5 ton emergency military vehicle, 1 ton hmmwv, fork lift - 6-
10 ton, tractor trailer 50 ton,35/45 passenger bus and every six months we
had to be qualified on M16, M9 and M870 shotgun.
I became an instructor and taught everything that was on my license.
In 2001, I changed my rate once again to Master at Arms which is a military
police officer. I had to learn the military laws, (UCMJ) along with the
civilian penal and traffic laws. I also qualified on the M16, M9 and M870
shotgun every six months and still was assigned to a Seabee Unit.
St. Luke's Cornwall Hospital
19 Laurel Avenue
Cornwall, New York 12518
Officer in Charge: Allen Southwell
845-***-**** Ext. 2212
From: August 26, 2002 until present.
Position: Part-time Security & Safety Officer
Duties: patrol the floors of Cornwall Hospital and make sure that all
hospital rules and regulations are being followed. Respond to B.H.U. to
assist in controlling or medicating a patient. Sometimes I watch patients
who have suicide ideation, overdose on drugs or are intoxicated or
disorderly. I also have helped the North Campus when they are short handed.
Highland Central School
Pancake Hollow Rd.
Highland, New York 12528
Person in Charge: Terry Elia
(845) 691- 1040
From: July 14, 2009 until present
Position: Relief Driver (part-time work)
Duties: I will be filling in for drivers on vacations, illness. Pick up
children from the elementary, middle and high school in the Highland school
district. After school returned them to their residence. I will be driving
student to football and softball games or any other special event the
school has planned.
G4S Secure Solutions (USA) Inc.
33 West Main Street, Suite 306
Elmsford, New York 10523
Human Resources Specialist: Lorraine Lopez
From July 29, 2011 to Present
Position: Flex Guard
Duties: patrol banks that G4S has a contract with as an armed guard
During my police history, I attended:
1983 Municipal Police Officer Training Academy
1983 Radar Operator
1984 New York State Department of Corrections Academy
1984 Homicide Investigations
1985 Training Conference for Juvenile Police Officers
1988 Radar Operator
1991 Terrorism (in the United States) and Bomb Seminar
1993 Hazard Communication 1910.1200/First Responder
1995 New York Statewide Police Information Network Basic Course
1999 Child Abuse Awareness and Reporting
2002 The Dynamics of Domestic Violence and Substance Abuse Issues
2002 Security Guard Training Certificate (8 hours)
2002 The Coalition Against Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault
Security Guard Training Certificate (16 hours)
Awards and Ribbons:
Municipal Police Officers Training Graduation Ribbon
New York State Department of Corrections Graduation Ribbon
7- Life Saving Ribbons
Expert Pistol Ribbon
20 Years of Service Ribbon
25 Years of Service Ribbon
During my Navy history, I attended:
1988-Naval Reserve Force Management School
1991-Navy Leadership School
1992-3M Work Supervisor 302
1993-Basic Shipboard Cargo Handling
1994-Seabee Combat Warfare
1994-Advance Shipboard Cargo Handling
1996-Basic Hagglunds Cranes
1998-Transportation of Hazardous Material
2001 Barge Ferry Coxswain Course
2002-Second Class Petty Officer Leadership Course
2002-Law Enforcement Specialist Course
2004-Police Emergency Vehicle Operations Course
2004-Designer, Club and Rave Culture Drugs
2005-Shellback
2005-Security First Responder
2006-Seabee Military Instructor Training
2006-Basic Combat Skills
2007-Leading Petty Officer Course
Awards and Ribbons:
Seabee Combat Warfare Pin
Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal
Navy Meritorious Service Ribbon
Navy "E" (2 awards)
Naval Reserve Meritorious Service Ribbon (5 awards)
National Defense Service Medal (2 awards)
Humanitarian Service Medal
Navy and Marine Overseas Service Ribbon
Global War on Terrorism Expeditionary Medal
Global War on Terrorism Service Medal
Armed Forces Reserve Medal (2 awards)
Expert Rifle
Expert Pistol
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