High School Supervisor

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Raymond P. Gurule

Experience

February 2010-Present

SOC Los Alamos Labs

Los Alamos, NM

Ammunition Specialist

Coordinates with SOC-LA users to determine ammunition requirements.

Generates and submits Purchase Requests for ammunition based on users requirements.

Oversees the receipt of ammunition at ammunition storage bunkers.

Issues ammunition to users from storage bunkers.

Inventories ammunition in accordance with SOC-LA procedures, LANL requirements, and DOE

orders.

Conducts ammunition trade-out per DOE M 470.4-3A.

Schedules and conducts ammunition inspections at posts and in the WEIR and FAIR

Maintains stock levels and inventory blank ammunition and pyrotechnics in the ESS trailer.

Maintains accountability of all pistol and rifle magazines.

Inspects, repairs, certifies, maintains, and test fires firearms as required.

Fabricates and maintains firearms racks for posts and vehicles when required.

Modifies firearms as required.

Inventories stored firearms as required.

Assigns firearms to individuals and posts as required by the mission.

Assists in maintaining records of inventories, maintenance and assignment of firearms.

Issues and receives firearms, and records the transactions.

Serves as the ESS Controller.

Maintains ammunition related procedures to ensure compliance with SOC policies, LANS

requirements, and DOE directives.

Oversees completion of quarterly inspection of pyrotechnics and explosives as required by DOE

Order.

Maintains ammunition accountability records to include maintaining database or other computer

generated inventory processes.

Assists in maintaining compliance with Department of Energy and company policies and procedures

for the purchase of firearms and related equipment.

Assists in coordinating the disposition of firearms in accordance with D.O.E and the Bureau of

Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms guidelines and approval.

Coordinates with the Senior Armorer for other Logistics Department functions as needed.

Performs administrative functions, to include report writing, preparing written correspondence,

responding to internal and external audits and maintaining inventories.

Currently hold an DOE Q clearance

May 2010-Febuary 2010

Metropolitan Detention Center Albuquerque, NM

Correctional Officer

Assists pod officer with their duties, (i.e. room checks, linen exchange, feeding)

Accurately book each inmate into custody

Provide professional services to the public

Structural damage check and a visual inspection of every inmate cell and recreation area

Conducting cell searches and ensuring all rooms are free from contraband

Ensured all inmates were in the assigned bunk and ensuring that all required paperwork and forms

were completed in full and final form. Ensured that all supplies were returned and accounted for.

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Enforced the safety of the inmates, support staff, and my peers.

Worked in collaboration with medical so they could provide safe adequate care to the inmates.

Would sit with inmates on 1:1 observation to ensure safe detox or to prevent suicide attempts.

Worked in unison with the unit supervisor and gave briefings to the oncoming officers, supervisor.

Make decisions in the best interest of the Department, and in accordance with MDC Policy and

Procedures

June 2005-May 2009

United States Marine Corps

Twenty-nine Palms,CA

Infantry Squad Leader/Infantry Platoon Sergeant/Live Fire Range

Instructor/controller/Armory Custodian

Directed personnel in preparing weapons and equipment for movement and combat operations.

Executed daily operation of maintain accountability of all documentation weapons and tactical gear

inside weapons storage point in excess amount of ten million dollars.

Wrote, designed and produced all documentation for tracking ordering and shipping of multiple

weapon systems

Supervised and assisted in the supervision of personnel during training and tactical employment of

infantry unit.

Reported all violations and suspicious behaviors to supervisors; verbally and in writing.

Was instrumental in the establishment and upkeep of all records of weapon systems during combat

tour.

Trained and managed fifteen Marines and achieved significant improvements of their productivity.

Assisted supervisors in coordinating the employment of unit’s fire and support weapons during live

fire ranges both in the United States and in two combat tours.

Inspected unit weapons and equipment in order to determine the functioning condition of weapons

and equipment.

Initiated action to correct deficiencies in individual personnel conduct.

Successfully managed fifteen Marines in the completion of day to day assignments.

Executed daily operations of maintaining all documents and inventory for the armory

Wrote, designed and produced all documentation of records for the accountability of every weapon

system and its appropriate equipment

Designed and fabricated missing and broken parts

Classified and cataloged all maintenance documents

Successfully handled over 20 million dollars of weapons and optics

Was instrumental in the day to day functioning of the armory

Shipped and purchased all excess materials for weapons and optics

Maintained accountability of all weapons and optics inside the armory

Assisted in the general repairs of each weapon system

November 2004- June 2005

Santa Fe County Detention Center

Santa Fe, NM

Correction Officer

Guarded facility entrances in order to screen visitors and maintain the safety and security of the

facility.

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Executed daily operations of escorting juveniles to and from school.

Searched for and recaptured escapees.

Wrote, designed and produced record books of all significant events occurring on a day to day basis.

Provided to supervisors oral and written reports of the quality and quantity of work performed by

juveniles, juvenile disturbances, rule violations and unusual occurrences.

Inspected mail for the presences of illegal contraband.

Took juveniles into custody and escorted them to locations within and outside of the facility, such as

visiting rooms, court rooms and airport.

Served meals and distributed commissary items.

Searched prisoners, cells, and vehicles for weapons, valuables and drugs.

Conducted fire, safety and sanitation inspections on a routine daily basis.

Arranged daily schedules for juveniles including library visits, work assignments, family visits and

counseling appointments.

Inspected the condition of locks, window bars, grills, doors and gates in order to ensure that they

prevented escapes.

Drove passenger vehicles and trucks used to transport juveniles to other institutions, courtrooms,

hospitals and work sites.

Issued clothing, tools, and other authorized items to juveniles.

Monitored conduct of juveniles according to the established policies, regulations, and procedures in

order to prevent escapes and violence.

Settled disputes between juveniles.

Supervised and coordinated work of other correction service officers.

Awards

Combat Action Ribbon

Navy Achievement Medal

Good Conduct Medal

Two Iraqi Campaign Medals

Sea Service Deployment Medal

Global War on Terrorism

Navy Unit Citation

Awarded The Next Rank Meritorisly

August 2001-May 2004

West Mesa High School

Albuquerque NM

High School Diploma

References

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