Service Training
Resume:
Jonathan D. Hopkins
*** **** **** ***** ******, Oregon 97402 - Home: 541-***-**** / cell: 541-
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Experience
One Bowerman Dr.,
Beaverton, OR 97005
Nike Security Officer
Provide protection for Nike personnel, property and guests
using the highest standards of professional security
service. Patrol assigned areas and promptly investigate and
report unusual or suspicious situations, including fire or life
safety hazards, and log reports in a clear, concise and
accurate manner for potential follow-up by third party
departments. Also monitor Nike activities and access to
facilities using various security-specific software
applications, CCTV, and fire and phone systems. In addition,
dispatch officers appropriately and actively participate in
training requirements to continuously improve security skills.
Gary Sweet-Supervisor 503-***-****
09/22/2009- 10/30/09 Securitas
Lowes Redistribution Center
Lebanon, OR. 97355
Security Guard
Provides protection to homes and workplaces. We respond to
unique and specific security challenges facing our customers,
tailoring our offering according to their specific industry
demands. The services we provide are specialized guarding and
mobile services, monitoring, and consulting and investigations.
Provide the basic security that enables companies and
communities to operate and grow. We provide safety to people
that purchase, work for and interact with our customers. For
Lowes specifically, also check on Identification of Lowes
Employees and visitors entering and leaving the Center, check
and verify the paperwork/documents of truck drivers who enter
and leave the Redistribution Center, perform security patrols
externally to make sure doors are secured, report on any
hazards around the complex, patrol internally to check for
safety and fire hazards, and respond to any emergencies on the
property of Lowes. Dave Owen-Supervisor 541-***-****
06/2008 - 07/2009 Sky West Airlines
28855 Lockheed Drive
Eugene Airport, OR. 97402
Ramp Agent
Ramp Agents are responsible for marshaling aircraft in the
gate, loading, unloading and sorting freight and baggage. Ramp
Agents are also responsible for servicing aircraft lavatories
and potable water, pushback plane from the gate, deicing and
other duties as delegated. Essential Duties and
Responsibilities include maintaining safety and security of the
ramp at all times. Monitor customer safety during boarding and
deplaning, and assist customers in a friendly and courteous
manner. Marshall aircraft on the ramp (includes directing,
assisting and parking all arriving, departing and towed
aircraft).Transfer baggage to all airline. Observe safe ground
handling procedures and maintenance of ground handling
equipment, including the performance of equipment checks.
Comply with all safety procedures and Station Policies.
Responsible for courteous, prompt, accurate and careful
handling of customer baggage, airfreight and COMAT (continuous
lifting, loading/unloading, sorting & transfer of baggage,
freight, COMAT) and service aircraft as needed. Assist in ramp
set-up and storage of equipment and baggage. Constant
communication with Operations, Flight Crew personnel and other
ground personnel.
10/2003 - 04/2007 U.S. Forest Service
Feather River Ranger District, Oroville, CA. 95965
U.S.F.S. Law Enforcement Officer GS-1802-9/8
As a Law Enforcement Officer, I enforced laws that protected
the National Forest and its Resources. Patrolled forests and
campgrounds ensuring no violations were occurring. I educated
the public on the importance of laws that protected our forests
and natural resources, as well as the laws that promote safety
to the public while enjoying the National Forests. Investigated
and wrote reports of possible arson, illegal wood cutting,
abandoned property, possible destruction of resources from
mining/dredging, marijuana cultivations, off highway vehicles
(OHV) violations, theft of government property, fish/game
violations, and campground violations (i.e. unattended camp
fires, abandoned garbage, excessive noise after hours, publicly
intoxicated, causing a disturbance to other campers, dogs
unleashed, use of illegal fireworks, and illegally shooting
firearms near a campground or across a body of water.) Assisted
other Law Enforcement officers within the Forest Service, and
other agencies in recons, surveillance, and raids of marijuana
gardens. Mike Zunino-Patrol Capt. 530-***-****
09/96 - 09/03 U.S. Border Patrol
Campo Station, Campo, CA. 91906
Border Patrol Agent GS-1896-11/2
As a Border Patrol Agent, I intercepted individuals who
illegally gained entry into United States and detained them. I
made decisions about a person's status and determined if they
are U.S. citizens or illegal aliens. I gained extensive
training over five months at the academy located in Charleston,
S.C. as well as seven years in the field, I demonstrated
proficiency in statutory law, federal criminal law, immigration
law, and learned to speak Spanish during my tenure. I qualified
and used government issued firearms as part of my assigned
duties. My knowledge of methods, techniques, and procedures
pertaining to arrest/apprehension of violators,
search/seizures, probable cause, and crime scene investigations
are extensive. As well as experienced in arresting and
apprehending individuals in remote areas far from backup. I
conducted interviews to obtain appropriate investigative
information and prepared accurate documentation for criminal
incidents such as alien and drug smuggling. I dealt with
citizen reports of illegal immigrants near the area reported
obtaining information and evidence of illegal activities a
citizen may had witnessed. Many times I worked one-month
details away from the Campo station and my home to work at
other stations or special operations patrolling the wilderness
in Cleveland National Forest. I and other agents worked with
law-enforcement officers to apprehend and arrest illegal
immigrants traveling through the wilderness. During my tenure I
also served as a Field Training Officer working with trainees
joining the Border Patrol. I taught various types of case work
such as writing reports of apprehension and/or seizure of a
subject or seized vehicle. Teaching the correct procedure
writing up a vehicle pursuit reports and deportation of an
inadmissible alien. Taught trainees in the field on tracking
footprints, and how to properly apprehend and arrest illegal
immigrants while demonstrating the proper techniques of
searching a suspect, keeping safety in mind. Also worked within
a sensor crew maintaining and deploying sensitive electronic
equipment set to pick up seismic movement when groups of
illegal immigrants walked certain trails. These sensors were
equipped to send out signals to our sector dispatch who in
return called out the number over the radio to our agents in
the field. From there the agents would respond to the area to
investigate what caused the sensor to fire. Also worked as part
of the First Alert Snow Team (F.A.S.T) in areas much further
north, responding to sensors or by detecting footprints of
possible illegal immigrants that might had been caught in a
severe storm. Located them and helped them get to safety from
the extreme elements that we faced from time to time during the
winter. Leo Miele-Supervisor 619-***-****
06/96 - 09/96 Forest Service
Bend-Fort Rock Ranger District, Bend, OR.
Firefighter GS-3
6/95 - 12/95 Forest Service
Gasquet Station Ranger District, Gasquet, CA.
Forestry Aid/Firefighter,GS-3
6/94 to 11/94 Forest Service
Idaho City Ranger District, Idaho City, ID
Forestry Aid/Firefighter GS-3
As part of a five to twenty-person hand crew, my duties were to
prepare to go to a fire on a moment's notice and an initial
attack on lightning fires. I gained extensive experience in
fire behavior, weather behavior, and use of the proper tools
such as a Pulaski, Shovel, or Hoe needed to effectively put out
a fire. I also worked with Fire Engines, water pumps, and
chainsaws. I also was designated as a class B Sawyer (medium
sized standing trees and logs, brush, shrubs).
6/93 to 9/93 Forest Service
Middle Fork Ranger District, Challis, ID
Wilderness Ranger,GS-4
As a Wilderness Ranger I learned to implement and enforce
laws/regulations pertaining to the practices of the ecosystem
of the wilderness according to the Wilderness Act. I gained
extensive knowledge of standard resource practices, methods,
techniques to identify resource protection conditions,
priorities, assessed related impacts on ecosystem management,
and assisted in the development and modification of the
ecosystem. Hiked many trails in the Frank Church River of No
Return Wilderness, checking all the new and old campsites made
by hikers, campers, outfitter groups, assessed the damage by
documenting and taking pictures of each site, then made each
site as pristine as it once was. I educated on rules and
regulations to the public by promoting the "Leave No Trace"
policy of camping, wilderness philosophy, and minimizing the
impact of livestock. Prepared reports describing the conditions
of outfitter camps and facilities. Collected evidence and
provided documentation for cases of misuse, impacts, and
destruction of wilderness areas.
6/92-12/92 Forest Service
Lowell Ranger District, Lowell, OR
Forestry Aid/Firefighter GS-3
Duties were the same as listed above as Firefighter GS-3. By
the end of the fire season the fire crew was contracted by the
Army Corp of Engineers to plant willows and bull rushes at
different lakes and reservoirs. This prevented soil erosion
and promoted better fish habitat.
Education
Bishop Cunningham H.S., Oswego, NY, 13126
High School - Graduated 1985
S.U.N.Y. Oswego State College, Oswego, NY, 13126
Semester Credits: 31 Major: Criminal Justice
Lane Community College, Eugene, OR, 97402
Quarter Credits: 57 Major: Criminal Justice
Western Oregon State College, Monmouth, OR, 97361
Quarter Credits: 30 Major: Criminal Justice
Additional education / skills
1986 Coastal School of Diving Certificate - Learned
construction and salvage diving, underwater patching and
repair, marine surveys, and underwater rigging.
6/95-12/95 Certificate of Appreciation (1994) - From the U.S.
Dept. of Agriculture for the fire suppression efforts during
the Idaho City Complex and Star Gulch fires on the Idaho City
Ranger District.
During Tenure at Gasquet Station Ranger District I was trained
to repel from cliffs and help people out of steep terrain and
give medical attention.
9/17/96 - 2/2/97 Graduated from Border Patrol Academy at
Charleston, South Carolina. Learned Immigration,
Naturalization, Criminal, and Statutory Law. Learned to speak
Spanish.
02/02/2004 to 05/05/2004 Federal Law Enforcement Training
Center in Brunswick, Georgia, for the Natural Resource Police
Training, also 3 months of Field Training at different Forests
to learn the policies and enforcement for the U.S. Forest
Service.
02/06/06 to 02/17/06 Trained and certified in the Drug
Enforcement Training Program at the Federal Law Enforcement
Training Center in Brunswick, Georgia.
Maintained skills in the use of defense equipment/tactics by
qualifying 4 times a year with government issued firearm and
learning how to use my firearm in mock situations. Also, once a
year I go to ASP training to maintain my defense skills in the
use of the intermediate impact weapon (Baton).
5/1/06-5/5/06 State Law Enforcement Certification (PC832)
training.
5/17/06-5/18/06 Short Haul training= Being lifted on a line by
a Helicopter and brought to remote Marijuana Gardens.
6/5/06- 6/9/06 FI210 Fire Investigator Training.
References
Marco Barron- U.S. Border Patrol- 619-***-****
Gregg Harkins- U.S. Border Patrol- 619-***-****
Leo Miele- U.S. BorderPatrol- 619-***-****
Troy Kimberling- U.S. Forest Service- (530)
394-8134/530-***-****
Theresa Farrar-U.S. Forest Service- 530-***-****
Wanakena Meninick-Nike Security- 971-***-****
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