Supervisor Security

Patrick Abikarram

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Clermont, FL 34711

Mobile: 407-***-****

Email: abht81@r.postjobfree.com

Country of citizenship: United States of America

Veterans' Preference: No

Registered for Selective Service Yes

Highest Grade: GL GS 08, 02/2002 10/2010

ICTAP Eligible

Contact Current Employer: Yes

AVAILABILITY Job Type: Permanent

Work Schedule: Full Time

Shift Work

Desired Work Highly Mobile

Environment

Experienced Professionals

DESIRED LOCATIONS US FL Ft. Lauderdale

US FL Miami

US FL Orlando

US FL Tampa

US NY Long Island

US NY New York City

WORK EXPERIENCE Federal Bureau of Prisons 2/2008 – 10/2010

Coleman, FL US

Grade Level: GS 8/7

Salary: 54,412,00 USD Per Year

Hours per week: 40

Senior Officer Specialist, GS 8/7

Responsible for supervising inmates: I maintained accountability of the inmates assigned to my detail

according to policy. I ensured my area met or exceeded the expected levels of sanitation by giving

proper instructions and making certain that the orderlies [inmates] had the equipment and necessary

supplies to get the job done. Responsible for inspecting, operating, and controlling equipment: I

maintained good control of security equipment and correctional devices. I ensured that the security of

the institution was constantly checked and had never been compromised due to any negligent loss of

security equipment or correctional devices. I conducted unscheduled random checks of all security

devices in my areas to ensure proper working conditions. Responsible for controlling contraband: I

conducted frequent, thorough searches of common use areas during my tours of duty. I have

knowledge of policy and procedures governing inmates personal properly, and confiscated items

which were not authorized. Responsible for follow security procedures: I am a security conscious

individual who often checked areas around the perimeter of the institution to make sure no holes,

cuts, or any tools that can be used during an escape were found on or around the perimeter fences. I

immediately reported any discrepancy to my supervisor and provided written documentation of my

findings. And lastly Communication: I kept the lines of communication open, both orally and in writing.

I communicated with the same professional attitude which exemplifies the interpersonal techniques

discussed in annual training. (Contact Supervisor: Yes, Supervisor's Name: David Honstead,

Supervisor's Phone: 352-***-****)

Department of Justice Federal Bureau of Prisons 2/2002 2/2008

Coleman, Florida US

Grade Level: 07 06

Salary: $47669 USD Per Year

Hours per week: 40

Senior Correctional Officer, GS 7/6

The inmates I supervised encompass all federal security levels, from community thru maximum

custody. I have been trained to recognize signs of discord, tension, and/or abnormal behavior

amongst the inmates. I have been assigned as [OIC] Officer In Charge for most critical posts within

the institutions. Some duties assigned to these areas include: conducting searches of inmate living

areas, verifying institutional counts, monitoring inmates through surveillance cameras, and activity

moves. I've supervised over 40 inmates, assigned to the High Accountability Program. Responsible

for the issuance of emergency equipment, keys, radios, hand/leg restraints, and other equipment

assigned to the Control Center, performing physical inspections of all incoming/outgoing vehicles and

packages, and identifying staff and visitors entering and exiting the institution. I have responded to

emergencies and taken charge of situations until a supervisor arrives on the scene. These

emergencies have included: medical emergencies, inmate on inmate assaults, and inmate on staff

assaults. I have helped to secure these areas, while preserving things such as weapons or any other

evidence for follow up by investigation and report writing. While performing my duties, I have trained

less experienced staff on the dangers and techniques of the varying assignments. I have been a

Member of the Disturbance Control Team at the USP1. As part of that team, I was responsible for

restoring order at the prison in emergency situations and had the opportunity to have hands on

training in chemical agents and handled numerous weapons which include less than lethal weapons.

My duties have enabled me to become knowledgeable in computer software and applications. Part of

my duties were to generate various reports, make changes when needed, and properly distribute

these reports to the appropriate personnel throughout the institution. I was frequently called upon to

translate in Spanish for non English speaking inmates .I have performed all of the above duties to the

best of my ability and with a minimum amount of supervision, while following policy and procedure to

maintain maximum security, which has been reflected in my most recent evaluations. I have worked

closely with a number of Lts. who have prepared me for the challenge to become a GS 8 Officer.

Throughout my career as a Correctional Officer I have had to work closely with a number of Federal,

State, and Local Law Enforcement agencies to transport prisoners using different modes of

transportation to include ground transportation and air lifts. These agencies included U.S. Marshall

Services, U.S. Customs, and State Sheriff Departments. Through my Basic Prisoner Transportation

training, I have been taught what restraints need to be used and how to properly apply those

restraints to ensure officer, prisoner, and public safety while transporting inmates.

(Contact Supervisor: Yes, Supervisor's Name: J. James, Supervisor's Phone: 352-***-****)

EDUCATION SUNY Binghamton

Binghamton, NY US

Some College Coursework Completed

110+ Semester Hours

Major: Sociology

Minor: Criminal Justice

JOB RELATED General Job Related Training

05/2002 Introduction to Correctional Techniques

TRAINING 10/2002 Correctional Officer I

10/2002 Correctional Officer II

10/2002 Preventing and Managing Riots and Disturbances

10/2002 Working with Manipulative Inmates

11/2002 Legal Issues for Correctional Staff

11/2002 Correctional Supervision II

11/2002 Suicide Prevention in Custody

2005 Disturbance Control Team

2007 Institutional Familiarization

2008 Basic Prisoner Transportation (BPT)

Senior Officer Specialist GS/8 Training

06/2010 to 07/2010 csv 0251 bxx Correctional Service

01/2010 to 01/2010 gnr 0150 Correctional Training's Annual BOP

01/2010 to 01/2010 ipd 0010 Information Security Awareness

10/2009 to 10/2009 csv 0670 Prisoner Transportation, Basic, Armed, Qualification BOP

10/2009 to 102009 csv 0430 Firearms, All Weapons, Annual Certification

01/2009 to 08/2009 csv 0251 Correctional Services, Job Specialty

(Contact Supervisor: Yes, Supervisor's Name: David Honstead, Supervisor's Phone: 352-***-****)

LANGUAGES

Spanish

Spoken: Advanced

Written: Intermediate

Read: Intermediate

REFERENCES D. Honstead Department of Justice Assistant Director HR

Phone Number: 352-***-****

Reference Type: Professional

J. James Department of Justice Lieutenant

Phone Number: 352-***-****

Reference Type: Professional

Clinton E. Smith Department of Justice Complex Captain

Phone Number: 352-***-****

Email Address: abht81@r.postjobfree.com

Reference Type: Professional

ADDITIONAL

Sustained Superior Performance Award

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