Security Training

David M Taylor

*** ***** ****

New Braunfels, TX 78132

Contact Phone: 210-***-****

Work Phone: 210-***-****

Email Address: *****.*.********@*****.***

EXPERIENCE

**/**** ** **/****; 40 hours per Week; ATO/FPO/Security Specialist; $80,000 per Annum; last promoted Not

Specified; permanent employee; not on a temporary promotion; U.S. Air Force - 502d ABW, 2270 Rattlesnake Rd, FT

Sam Houston, San Antonio, TX. 78234; Bill Hurt, 210-***-**** ; may contact supervisor.

Joint Base San Antonio Staff Antiterrorism/Force Protection Officer and Security Specialist for the implementation and

operation of policies and procedures governing the Force Protection, Antiterrorism, and command Security Programs. I

have oversight in directing, managing, and evaluating three geographical separated installation infrastructures that

include, Fort Sam Houston, Lackland AFB and Randolph AFB Physical Security, Police Operations, and Anti-

terrorism/Force Protection programs.

In my position I am responsible for Joint Base analyzing; developing and coordinating plans for contingencies support

for military and civil authorities to prepare for emergency security responsibilities to address risks and

interdependencies. Perform research and complete analytical studies to provide maximum utilization of Air Force and

Army resources in all types of contingencies in security, deployment and emergency planning. Study and interpret

directives, regulations, and policies of higher echelon as well as policies, procedures, organization structures, staffing

patterns, space allotments, and resources of the installation to insure that all possible problems are considered in

developing force protection plans. I conduct Unit AT Program Reviews, prepare AT Resource Requests, conduct Risk

Assessments using MSHARPP/CARVER to prepare criticality/Threat Matrixes', and identify Antiterrorism Roles and

Responsibility requirements in accordance with DOD and Air Force directives, such as MSHARP, CARVER, DODI

2000.16, DA PAM 190-12, DOD-2000.12-H, DODD 2000.12, AFI 10-245 and AFI 3100 series.

On behalf of the Wing Commander, primary lead for the Threat Working Group (TWG) and the Antiterrorism Executive

Committee (ATEC) comprised of functionally designated subject matter experts, Installation Commanders, 502 Wing

Commander, JTTF/OSI and all ATO's attached under the realm of 502 ABW; prepare and deliver briefings for command

and staff personnel in all realms of Physical Security, Antiterrorism and Police Services, including Federal, State and

local authorities. My knowledge of resource protection and physical security concepts, principles, and practices to plan

and implement security programs in these areas was evident by identifying the critical areas of Fort Sam Houston that

will require conversion from US Army standards to USAF standards.

Represent the Wing in AT/FP and security related issues, negotiations and discussions with other MAJCOM (AETC),

US Air Force, US Navy, US Army and government agencies. Assist in managing Joint Personnel Adjudication System

(JPAS); submit clearance/background request and frequently verify access to the Secret Internet Protocol Router

Network (SIPERNet) system; monitor progression of acquiring and use of numerous physical security systems;

currently in the process of implementing Defense Biometric Identification System (DBIDS) for all three installations.

Skills in the use of Threat Response Matrix, Terrorist Incident Measures, Carver Matrix, Field Risk Analysis, OIP Check

List Risk Tables and Risk Graphs. Conduct vulnerability assessments (V/A) with the knowledge to process and obtain

Combating Terrorism Readiness Initiative and Emergency Reserve Funds. Responsible to maintain up-to-date

installation plans for Force Protection and Antiterrorism, contingencies, disturbances, and other emergencies, this is

evident by my lead on implementing numerous changes in procedural operations at FT Sam Houston, Randolph AFB

and Lackland AFB, including consolidating the AT and Physical Security programs and drafting and implementing a

consolidated Random Antiterrorism Measure (RAM) program and a Force Protection Checklist program.

03/2009 to 04/2010; 40 hours per Week; Deputy Security Director/Senior Enlisted, E8; $88,000 per Annum; last

promoted Not Specified; permanent employee; not on a temporary promotion; U.S. Navy - Naval Air Station Lemoore,

CA., Security Department, 700 Avenger Avenue, Lemoore, CA. 93246-5001; Darrick Wade, 559-***-**** ; may

contact supervisor.

INSTALLATION PROGRAMS MANAGER/SENIOR ENLISTED AND CIVILIAN SUPERVISOR. Directed, managed,

evaluated and oversaw the implementation of Naval Air Station Lemoore installation infrastructure requirements in

accordance with DOD and OPNAV directives, to include Physical Security, Law Enforcement, Anti-terrorism/Force

Protection, and Counter Terrorism, Loss Prevention, Emergency Management and Crisis response programs.

Skill in applying manpower and force structure expertise to difficult work assignments, such as resolving problems and

developing new methods, systems, approaches or procedures. Ability to plan and manage appropriate distribution of

manpower authorizations; provide advice on manpower programs and ensure budget proposals align with program

goals and objective priorities.

Reviewed, analyzed, evaluated and maintained the integrity and protection of highly sensitive information and

programs; conduct and recommend mitigation of vulnerabilities; senior leader of antiterrorism staff groups. Maintained

accountability and resolve problems associated with unauthorized possession, handling, or use of Security Badges and

Access Control Cards. Ensured updates of databases and accuracy of access control system; reviewed and approved

authenticity Visit Requests and department security clearances.

Compiled and examined information concerning terrorist threats, assess intelligence of threats and analyze and provide

recommendations on force protection posture; inspect command security/antiterrorism programs; review, plan, and

analyze security and crisis management capabilities. Assist in negotiating estimates in Government contracts; monitor

contractor performance; provide oversight on physical security technical contracts, including the integration of ground

radar, local situational awareness system, and entry control point surveillance cameras into one centrally monitored

CCTV system. Supervised and approved protective and physical security surveys of and analyzed and identified

criticality in the vulnerabilities of installation buildings and facilities to determine threats against them and security

needs. Managed immediate actions to correct deficiencies; oversaw installation's lock and key control program within 27

tenant commands of the installation.

Led the Command Post; Emergency Management Team, providing guidance and recommendations to Commanding

Officer during crisis situations.

Command representative; setup/attended conferences and meetings, with representatives of Federal, state and local

agencies; liaison with these agencies to insure effective coordination of plans to determine operational capability

requirements. Conducted briefings for High ranking personnel on Force Protection and Antiterrorism matters; led the

review and coordinated threat and intelligence data to set Force Protection conditions, while coordinating mission and

tasks outlined in Department of Defense directives DOD 2000.12-H; DODI 2000.16; DODD 2000.12 along with UFC

and DTRA VA benchmark standards.

04/2007 to 03/2009; 50 hours per Week; Installation Programs Manager, E8; $86,000 per Annum; last promoted Not

Specified; permanent employee; not on a temporary promotion; U.S. Navy - Naval Air Station Sigonella, Italy, NAS

Sigonella, PSC 812, Box 1000, FPO, AE 09627-1000; Darius Johnson, 210-***-**** ; may contact supervisor.

INSTALLATION PROGRAMS MANAGER AND SECURITY SPECIALIST//DEMONSTRATED LEADERSHIP. Credited

with providing superior professional acumen in expertly managing and supervising a department of 334 personnel in

installation security programs, including Law Enforcement, Anti-terrorism/Force Protection, Physical Security,

Emergency Management, and Crisis Responses for Naval Air Station Sigonella, Italy.

The principal advisor in all facets of physical security and industrial security for three separate US bases and a C4I.

Oversaw security access controls, alarms, architectural and design, CCTV, surveillance, emergent technologies,

executive protection, filtration system, intrusion detection, Information & Communications Technology, lighting, perimeter

security, residential security, risk assessment/security surveys, and X-ray equipment. Maintained law and order on the

installation; provided guidance concerning requirements, objectives and goals leading the Antiterrorism Working Group

(ATWG); provided Physical Security contract requirement inputs and inspected NAVFAC, NAWCAD, NAVAIR contract

completions pertaining to new construction/remodeling of secure spaces, restricted areas, and SCIFs. Oversaw the

management of Naval Base and some foreign classified information; responsible to manage the control of classified

matters and industrial security to include AT/PHYSEC, Information Assurance, Communications Security (COMSEC),

and Operations Security (OPSEC).

Developed and implemented comprehensive, highly organized, well integrated, and viable security programs; served as

contract representatives for installation and Host Country security projects; interpreted and developed additional

guidelines to promote an outstanding security program; developed new techniques in solving physical security issues as

they presented themselves; conducted on site surveys of discrepancies in the field, including acquisition, exchanged

and approval of off-base assessments. Principal advisor in managing the command’s Military Working Dog program,

Criminal Investigations and Patrol divisions. Managed the practical implementation and training of all DoD AT/FP and

Law Enforcement requirements, for the same divisions. Demonstrated knowledge of and ability to apply security

requirements with approved directives; designate criticality and vulnerability of resources and equipment, including entry

and circulation control and intrusion detection systems used thought the base; assessed the criticality and vulnerabilities

with independent problem solving and made the best judgment possible to mitigate the vulnerability in accordance with

local, disaster preparedness directives, DOD and Navy instructions.

Applied knowledge of the functions, policies, procedures and regulations relating to the mission of Protective Service

plus a thorough knowledge of physical security concepts, theories and principles in order to conduct intrusion and

physical security surveys. Provided operational intelligence, conducted ongoing analysis to integrate and coordinate

physical and electronic security operations with law enforcement, criminal investigations and emergency preparedness

personnel. Performed security assessments for complex and high-profile buildings. Conducted Criticality Assessments,

Vulnerability Assessments, Threat Assessments and Risk Assessments for three naval installations and 90 Port

assessments for ship visits.

Identified and prepared cost effective mitigations strategies for submission and review by higher authority. Implemented

the Mission Essential Vulnerability Assessments List which outlined critical infrastructure for the installation; coordinated

and conducted inspections of construction work sites for fulfillment contracts. Reviewed construction projects for

adherence to mandated Anti-terrorism standards and required standoff distances; performed blast analysis for high-

profile buildings. Maintained liaison with local Italian Government, State, and Federal security officials and various

property managers to ensure effective coordination of physical security issues in federally-owned and leased space, to

include housing assessments. Provided technical advice and guidance to subordinates in meeting protection, security

schedules and deadlines for regular and priority law enforcement situations.

ANTI-TERRORISM OFFICER. Principle advisor to the Commanding Officer in all security matters infrastructure and

personnel related; identified discrepancies and steps required for their correct on a wide variety of security programs

independent with no supervision.

Developed, supervised and managed the antiterrorism training of over 7,200 personnel, resulting in AT level one

certification; oversaw 140 vulnerability assessments at the Region level using surveys and CVAMP; conducted area

specific and crime prevention briefs; drafted and briefed the Commanding Officer, on Random Antiterrorism Measures.

Provided operational intelligence, conducted briefs, planned and executed annual Solid Curtain Anti-terrorism exercises.

Revised manning requirements based on Force Protection Condition (FPCON). Acted as liaison between Fleet Forces

Command Europe and the Navy Air Station Sigonella Security Department during fleet wide Anti-terrorism/Force

Protection exercises.

Submitted changes to installation Anti-terrorism plans and reviewed, provided input for over 70 installation post orders

and drafted Terrorist Incident Response Measures. Provided O-6 level input on directive revisions. Served as the Secret

Internet Router Network (SIPR) and Core Vulnerability Assessment Management Program administrators to include

maintaining a classified Anti-terrorism library. Maintained the Defense Readiness Reporting System-Navy (DRRS-N)

system for Anti-terrorism. Expert on naval messages including OPREP and Blue Dart. Completed over 50 data calls

relating to Anti-terrorism Planning, Physical Security requirements and Crisis Management & Emergency initiatives.

Implemented Terrorist Threat Procedural (TTP) training for the department. Developed and provided oversight of all law

enforcement and Force Protection training programs, schedules, personnel actions, and operating plans. Lead the

Antiterrorism Action Committee, consisting of 52 senior officers and enlisted command Antiterrorism Officers. Developed

and managed the Force Protection Training Team training plan, organized training periods, and instructed training team

members in their duties as initiators, trainers, evaluators and safety observers, including the Operational risk

Management process; maintained a current file of scenarios, drill packages, critiques, self-assessments and lessons

learned.

03/2006 to 04/2007; 50 hours per Week; Training Officer, E7; $75,000 per Annum; last promoted Not Specified;

permanent employee; not on a temporary promotion; U.S. Navy - Naval Air Station Sigonella, Italy, NAS Sigonella, PSC

812, Box 1000, FPO, AE 09627-1000; Darius Johnson, 210-***-**** ; may contact supervisor.

PROGRAM MANAGER. Developed and maintained a broad knowledge of commands goals, policies, programs, and

objectives in order to effectively administer emergency response capabilities. Revised several existing security

instructions; coordinated and acted as Installation Training Team Leader during six mass casualty exercises, conducting

table top drill/exercise briefs and debriefs, filed lessons learned and developed learning objectives to correct

deficiencies.

Provided technical guidance to; developed and provided oversight in all training programs, including Law Enforcement,

Antiterrorism, Force Protection and Physical Security for personnel, facilities, infrastructure and other military and Italian

resources. Directed subordinates in the accomplishment and success of crisis management & response missions.

Worked well under pressure and managed multiple projects and changing priorities concurrently, including special

situational training scenarios such as hostage taking armed intrusions, sniper, terrorist incident, and Weapons of Mass

Destruction (WMD) or chemical incident/accident and emergency response capabilities. Supervised the installations

Auxiliary Security Forces program and personnel. Created and briefed emergency incident contingency plans. Planed

for current and long range security operations based on workload trends, policies, and projected law enforcement and

security operations and requirements. Conducted inspections and evaluations of programs and subordinates to insure

compliance with all directives.

Developed and instructed training curriculum to a department of 275 law enforcement and Auxiliary Security Forces

personnel. Experienced in federal, state, and local law enforcement, demonstrated skills in instructing others in the

prevention, detection, apprehension, and investigation of felony or misdemeanor violations of federal, state, local, or

military criminal law. Instructed program areas of Basic Tactics which included the following course areas: Weapons

Handling; Building Clearing to include entry, single and multiple room and hallway clearing and breaching; Single Officer

and Team Tactics to include body positions, movement: walking, standing, kneeling, squatting and prone; Tactical Team

movements: 2, 4, 6 and 8 person movements; Visible weapon retrieval techniques; Clearing elevators and stairs and

ladders/roof tops; Pinning a mobile opponent: law enforcement Officers moving on angles to intercept; contact and

cover: what constitutes cover and concealment, moving from one point of cover to the next, etc.

Developed lesson plans, graphic aids, performance checklists, tests, and quarterly reports. Ensured Professional

Qualification Standards (PQS) reflected current instructions. Directed, supervised and approved long range, quarterly,

and monthly training plans in accordance with applicable directives, instructions, and regulations.

Proactively supervised complete and accurate electronic and paper training records; conducted quarterly review of all

training records, materials and course work to ensure information was up-to-date and real world. Established and

maintained a motivated a Field Training Officer (FTO) program, graduating over 75 personnel; implemented and

managed a comprehensive counter terrorism training program with Host Country, which led to a successful

implementation of a joint law enforcement and surveillance patrols.

06/2003 to 03/2006; 55 hours per Week; Lead Law Enforcement and Weapons Instructor, E7; $68,000 per Annum; last

promoted Not Specified; permanent employee; not on a temporary promotion; U. S. Navy - NAVTECHTRACEN

LACKLAND, 1250 Arnold Circle, Suite 1, Lackland AFB, San Antonio, TX 78236-5414; James Britton, 202-***-**** ;

may contact supervisor.

COURSE MANAGER. Supervised two instructor teams of 12 subordinates and displayed a throughout knowledge of

lesson planning, instructional strategies, selection of visual aids, and teaching skills; designed lessons from a body of

content.

Developed course curriculum for Navy Educational Training Command (NETC) and conducted numerous test and

validations. Developed behavioral objectives; prepared test items; evaluated instructional materials and the results of

instruction; presented material clearly; possessed and displayed platform (teaching) skills. Directed teaching and

learning activities, learning objectives; evaluated instructional materials and results; and counseled students on

academic learning problems. Instructed over 2,800 hours of field and class room training curriculum, netting a 98%

graduation rate.

Specifically instructed students in the knowledge of Police Ethics, patrolling assigned sector; to qualify in primary

weapons, firearms, and self-defense techniques; conduct preliminary investigations; complete and file police reports;

operate patrol vehicle; perform physical security, loss prevention, and crime prevention; respond to calls for police

service; and become familiar with military code of justice; patrol techniques, felony stops, report writing/forms,

apprehensions and restraints, crisis intervention, combating terrorism, crime prevention/loss prevention, and emergency

driving procedures; conduct investigations, interrogations, preservation of crime scene evidence, enforcement of

appropriate criminal and traffic laws, crowd control, custodial operations, and other safety duties; prepare records and

forms.

SMALL ARMS INSTRUCTOR. Performed specific duties as a Small Arms Marksmanship Instructor. Supervised and

managed six training teams in instructing all phases of basic marksmanship, both ashore and afloat, including firearms

safety, mechanical training on small arms, instructional and qualification firing, records and reports, and basic range

operations. Supervised range operations for over 600 personnel with zero mishaps in six different live courses of fire.

Led the validation of a new Weapons Pilot Course; efforts ensured a smooth transition for instructors to meet mandated

learning objective changes in accordance with new DoD guidance and directives.

MASTER TRAINING SPECIALIST. Certified Master Training Specialist (MTS). I have an expert working knowledge at

applying effective instructional techniques; develop, implement, and evaluate curricula, instructions, and course

supporting materials; conducted in-service training; conducted instructor evaluations; conducted formal course reviews.

I have advance capabilities to perform adjunct training management functions, including: conducting in-service training,

general military training, and to MTS Mentorship training.

10/2000 to 05/2003; 50 hours per Week; Law Enforcement Operations & Training LPO, E6; $56,000 per Annum; last

promoted Not Specified; permanent employee; not on a temporary promotion; U.S. Navy - Naval Station Guantanamo

Bay, Cuba, U. S. Naval Base, PSC 100, BOX 25, FPO, AE 09593-1000; Peter Cady, 850-***-**** ; may contact

supervisor.

PATROL SUPERVISOR. Supervised over 150 personnel, including four Watch Commanders and 10 Field Training

Officers. Performed specialized duties in force protection, physical security and law enforcement, including duties as

Watch Commander, Patrol Supervisor and Law Enforcement/Patrol Operations Leading Petty Officer for Security

Department, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. Specifically, I was responsible for: developing long and short-range plans for the

shift with input from subordinate staff; planning work to be accomplished by subordinates based on priorities with

completion dates; identified and scheduled training needs for subordinate staff; encouraged adherence to EEO and

management objectives; developed changes and modified emergency response policy and procedures to increase

efficiency and reduce costs.

Conducted vehicle and/or foot patrols in a supervisory capacity aboard all areas of the installation, to include post

checks and requirements of all my Watch Commanders; communicated orally and in writing to the Commanding Officer

and other installation leaders.

In addition, I was the technical expert in emergency response and overseen responses to emergency and non-

emergency calls. I analyzed crime and incident statistics to determine trends; developed recommendations for the Chief

of Security Operations Division, on deployment of police assets, including numbers of personnel needed per shift and

zone operations. Developed and directed implementation of policy for patrol officers; such policies included area

emphasis for patrols and patrol procedures for responding to offenses, and patrol duties when not dispatched to a

specific incident. Maintained and was responsible for reviewing the Security Department's Standard Operating

Procedures (SOPs) and I defined the standards for work for all patrol sections; prepared and issued internal written

instructions and procedures for the accomplishment of work to the standards above. Co-developed operating guidelines

for performance standards, work review and reporting requirements. Resolved technical problems not covered by

precedent or established policies; reviewed and approved specialized investigative operations. During and following the

events of 9/11, I provided intrusive management of internal security operations on the installation and facilities during

heighten threat conditions. Coordinated joint military defense efforts in establishing Camp X-Ray and policy for the

detention of Taliban Detainees; earning me the Navy Commendation Medal.

Coordinated and conducted over 65 high profile Detainee Escort operations, briefed high ranking official on route

location and deadly force. Provided detailed security for restricted areas. Controlled entry and exit of military and civilian

personnel, vehicles and other equipment at access points to restricted areas. Patrolled property with concentration

areas on foot and vehicle. Enforced general and special orders and regulations applicable to the area operations.

Performed convoy escort and defense against intrusion by hostile elements riot or other unusual circumstances.

Received and provided specialized training in internal security counterinsurgency and country orientation weapons and

survival evasion resistance to interrogation and escape. Supervised waterborne and land security operations, aircraft

and flight line security, strategic weapons and cargo security, maritime security and platform protection. Coordinated

and conducted custom operations, some correction operations, detainee operations, and protective service operations

for high profile visitors, including the Secretary of Defense, Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy and numerous high

profile celebrities.

Responsible to organize and train personnel in force protection, physical security, law enforcement, and weapons

proficiency; developed plans for physical security and force protection enhancement of the Navy base, property, and

personnel.

EDUCATION

Kansas State High School, Topeka, KS; 1989 GED

Ashford University, Clinton, Iowa ; Bachelor in Bachelor of Arts in Organizational Management, 2010; 3.8 out of 4 Point

GPA; 86 Semester Hours

Harold Washington University, Chicago, IL; Associate in Applied Science in Criminal Justice, 2003; 3.8 out of 4 Point

GPA; 60 Semester Hours

PROFESSIONAL TRAINING

Service Schools: U.S. Army Physical Security/Anti-terrorism Officer, Sep 2010; Core Vulnerability and Assessment

Program Training, May 2007; Equal Opportunity Officer, June 2007; Front-line Leadership, September 2003; Basic

Instructor Training, June 2003; Drug and Alcohol Program Advisor, June 2002; Drug and Alcohol Program Facilitator,

June 2002; Small Arms Instructor, January 2000; Naval Security Guard (NEC 9545), August 1994; Machinist Mate ‘A’

School, September 1991; Basic Enlisted Submarine School, September 1989; U.S. Navy Basic Training June 1989.

Naval courses completed: Integrated Program Team ( IPT ) Leader Training July 2007; Productivity Improvement

Awareness, February 2007; Fleet Business: The Navy Business and Fiscal Practices Course, June 2006; Navy

Manpower and Personnel, June 2006; Surface Warfare Officer School (SWOS) Shiphandling, June 2006.

I have six years as Command Equal Opportunity Officer and Drug and Alcohol Program Advisor. I have in-depth

knowledge of and skill in: interpreting and applying regulations; applying investigative approaches and techniques for

case resolution and closure; investigating, analyzing, fact-finding, and problem-solving utilizing technology and other

resources; ability to effectively plan work, analyze data and present facts orally and in writing under stringent time

frames; applying investigative approaches and techniques for case resolution, including the ability to plan, work with

others and meet deadlines; analyzing data and in presenting facts and analyses in writing; technical standards; skill in

communicating both orally and in writing. I have coordinated command assessments, tracking assessable units, drafting

of a findings report, and tracking assessment results and corrective actions; prepares correspondence requesting

additional data from audited/assessed command/organizations to resolve disputes; outlines potential finding to include

criteria, condition, cause and effect; coordinate, prepares, and submits annual certification Statements in coordination

with the Audit Liaison, Command Evaluation, and Hot-line investigation functions, tracks corrective action for material

weaknesses identified through both internal and external reviews and investigations.

PROFESSIONAL LICENSES/CERTIFICATES

Certifications/Qualifications: Emergency Management Team, Incident Command Post Supervisor, Watch Commander,

Dispatcher, Patrolman, Field Training Officer, Armorer, Sentry, Casualty, Expert Rifle, Expert Small Arms, Range Safety

Officer, Traffic Safety Officer, Drug and Alcohol Program Advisor, Emergency Medical Team-Basic, Command Equal

opportunity Officer, NKO Web Portal Master, Small Arms Instructor, Master Training Specialist, Information Security

Officer, Security Manager and Crime Prevention Officer.

Certified FEMA ICS 100, 200, 300, 400, 700, 800, 900 / certified ICS Instructor ICS 300 and 400. Enrolled in Homeland

Security Certification program; Certs I, II, and III.

PROFESSIONAL RATINGS, AWARDS, AND RECOGNITIONS

Performance Rewards: Navy Commendation Medal, 2006-2009; Navy & Marine Corps Achievement Medal, 2003 -

2006; Navy Commendation Medal, 2000 - 2003; Military Outstanding Volunteer Service Medal, 2000 - 2003; Sailor of

the Quarter, 2002 and Sailor of the Year, 2002.

Promotions: E6, 2000; E7, 2003; E-8, 2008.

OTHER INFORMATION

20 YEARS OF SKILLS AND ABILITIES: 21 years of Naval service with 12 years experience as a COMMAND

EVALUATOR in Law Enforcement, Emergency Management, Anti-terrorism, Crisis Response, and Physical Security

methodologies. I have been responsible for the internal and external physical security of classified information,

personnel, facilities, installations, and other sensitive/restricted materials, resources, and processes. Responsible to

develop security policy, designs, and evaluate facility security protocol and measures to insure sensitive information,

equipment and other materials are not compromised, sabotaged, stolen, misused. Knowledge of laws, legal codes,

court procedures, precedents, government regulations, executive orders, agency rules, and the democratic political

process; knowledge of principles and procedures for personnel recruitment, selection, training, compensation and

benefits, labor relations and negotiation, and personnel information systems; knowledge of human behavior and

performance; individual differences in ability, personality, and interests; learning and motivation. Presented information,

using a variety of techniques and formats such as role playing, simulations, team exercises, group discussions, videos

and lectures; designed, planed, organized and directed orientation and training for employees industrial or commercial

contractors for the U.S. Government; determine how money will be spent to get the work done, and accounting for

these expenditures; conducting tests and inspections of products, services to evaluate quality; prepared plans that

outline operating procedures for response to disasters, such as hurricanes, nuclear accidents, terrorist attacks, and in

and recovery of these events; maintain and update resource materials; coordinate disaster response or crisis

management activities, such as ordering evacuations, opening public shelters, and implementing special needs plans

and programs.

Inspected facilities and equipment, such as law enforcement and emergency management centers and communications

equipment, to determine their operational and functional capabilities in emergency situations; and capabilities in the

event of a natural disaster or other emergencies; developed and performed tests and evaluations of emergency

management plans in accordance with state and federal regulations. Reviewed emergency plans of individual

organizations, such as medical facilities, to ensure their adequacy. Collaborated with other officials to prepare and

analyze damage assessments following disasters or emergencies; develop instructional materials for the public and

make presentations to citizens' groups to provide information on emergency plans and their implementation; train local

groups in the preparation of long-term plans that are compatible with federal and state plans; conduct surveys to

determine the types of emergency-related needs to be addressed in disaster planning or provide technical support to

others conducting such surveys; study emergency plans used elsewhere to gather information for plan development;

develop and implement training procedures and strategies for radiological protection, detection, and decontamination;

inventory and distribute nuclear, biological, and chemical detection and contamination equipment, providing instruction

in its and use.

10 YEARS EXPERIENCE IN MANAGING CLASSIFIED MATERIAL. Responsible for oversight and monitoring of SCI

MOA/MOUs involving NRL participation; administered security facets of numerous Sensitive Compartmented

Information (SCI) programs, contracts, clearances, determine suitability and security eligibility of individuals for

entry/access and need to know; resolved security problems, questions, and situations by making the proper

recommendations in accordance with directives and procedures; use of SIPER & NIPERNET access and classified

engagements; implement and enforce policies and procedures reflecting legislative intent of applicable laws and

regulations for the federal government DoD network and associated environments; distributed, and maintained plans,

instructions, guidance, and standard operating procedures concerning IA for DoD, IA Certification and Accreditation

operations ensure IA and IA enabled software, hardware, and firmware comply with federal government and DoD

security configuration guidelines, policies, and procedures; manage, coordinate IAVAs; conduct IA inspections, tests,

reviews. 20-year SECRET CLEARANCE.

TECHNOLOGY AND SOFTWARE USED: Desktop computers, Laser printers, Notebook computers - Laptop

computers, Overhead projectors. Computer based software - Adobe Systems Adobe Captivate; Articulate Rapid E-

Learning Studio; Halogen ELMS; Qarbon ViewletBuilder Professional; Document management software - HP TRIM

software; Interwoven software; Office suite software - Microsoft Office software Graphics or photo imaging software -

Adobe Systems Adobe Illustrator; Adobe Systems Adobe Photoshop software; Presentation software - Microsoft Power

Point; Spreadsheet software - Microsoft Excel; Word processing software - Microsoft Word and Corel Word Perfect

software; Web page creation and editing software - Adobe Systems Adobe Dreamweaver; Adobe Systems Adobe Flash

Player; Web platform development software - Hypertext markup language HTML; PHP: Hypertext Preprocessor. Time

accounting software - Kronos Workforce Timekeeper; resource planning ERP software - Deltek Vision; Oracle

PeopleSoft; SAP software; Microsoft Money and Outlook; Automatic call distributor ACD Emergency alert notification

systems; Data base user interface and query software Federal Emergency Management Information System FEMIS;

Relational database software; SoftRisk Technologies SoftRisk SQL; Map creation software Digital Engineering

Corporation E-MAPS; ESRI ArcGIS software; Geographic information system GIS software; MapInfo Professional;

Project management software Alert Technologies OpsCenter; ESi WebEOC; NC4 E Team; Strohl Systems Incident

Manager.

U.S. MILITARY SERVICE INFORMATION

Active Duty: 04/1989 to 04/2011 - U.S. Navy

Honorable Discharge

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