Training Air Force

MICHAEL SEAN BOWMAN

PO Box **** Home: 757-***-****

Hampton, VA 23666 Email: abj02a@r.postjobfree.com

SUMMARY

Military professional possessing over 12 years experience in Law Enforcement utilizing Security

and Safety training. Self-motivated and disciplined team player with a focus on job completion

and adhering to procedures. Actively pursuing a position to apply expertise in the field of Criminal

Justice.

HIGHLIGHTS OF EXPERIENCE

112 years of Law Enforcement services spanning from regional protection to national

security.

2Recipient of numerous honors and awards commemorating outstanding achievements.

3Trained in the use weaponry: 9mm, M-16, M4, M249, M60, PKM, and Competent in Use of

Force.

4Technical skills utilizing Internet, Windows, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Access.

5Currently possess an active Security Clearance.

WORK EXPERIENCE

EOD Technology, INC Jan 2009 to Aug 2010

Manager/Supervisor

Specialty Training: Military Use of Force, Access Control Procedures, Escort Procedures,

Badging Procedures, Weapons Proficiency, Report Writing, Training of Guard Force

1 Perform the day to day protective security functions

2 Carry and operate weapons in accordance with EODT policy

3 Inspect and store sensitive items such as weapons, ammo, radios, protective equipment

4 Write incident reports for any/all critical events including attacks, damage, theft, or any

other unusual occurrences

5 Report to higher command if/when drastic events occur

6 Log and archive all events within the tour of duty

7 Write and submit Serious Incident Reports for any/all threats on the installation

8 Develop SOPs for any/all occurrences on the installation

9 Ensure the guard force under my command is in compliance with all SOPs, protocols,etc

10 Ensures the guard force is up to date on use of force training, weapons training, access

control, and weapons proficiency

11 Keep, maintain, and annotate training records for the Guard Force under my command

12 Ensure Guard Force under my command is current on any/all policy changes

13 Identified problems within the shift and act accordingly to prevent any operational impact

14 Serve an a Liaison in cooperation the military for any security measurements for the

Guard Force and the installation

CSA, LTD, Kuwait Jan 2008 to Jan 2009

Force Protection Officer Field Training Officer

Specialty Training: Mission, Duties, Responsibilities, and Purpose of Force Protection Officers

1Secure entry to the base by ensuring 100% Identification Checks are performed

2Conduct access control at gates to prevent unauthorized entries of individuals and

contraband

3Conducted complete interior and exterior searches of all vehicles entering the installation

4Close outbound gates during alarm activations or during apprehension of suspects

5Conduct perimeter patrols to ensure post security

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6Over watch gate and perimeter in over watch towers to ensure post security

7Work as a team with other Force Protection Officers in performing duties

8Verify off-post travel memos for outgoing Military Personnel

9Conducted static surveillance from towers to observe entry procedures at installation entry

points

10Conducted site specific training for new Officers assigned to shift

11Coordinated training classes and training material with other Field Training Officers

12Conducted training exercises on entry control points and other security posts on the Camp

Alutiiq-Wackenhut Security Services, Fort Eustis, VA Apr 2004 to Dec 2007

Security Officer

Specialty Training: Military Use of Force Model

1 Close outbound gates during alarm activations or during apprehension of suspects

2 Issue passes for visitors to the base; verify their sponsorship by a military member

3 Aided the Army Military Police in Emergency situations

4 Worked as a team with other Security Officers in performing duties

United States Air Force, Langley Air Force Base, VA Dec 2002 to Aug 2004

Dover Air Force Base, DE Aug 1998 to Dec 2002

Security Forces Member, Senior Airman

Specialty Training: Handcuffing and Search Procedures, Field Sobriety Checks, Report and

Ticket Writing, Proper use of Breathalyzer Machines, Traffic Stops, Radar

1. Perform daily police duties to secure and protect Air Force personnel and resources

2. Secure entry to the base by ensuring 100% Identification Checks are performed

3. Close outbound gates during alarm activations or during apprehension of suspects

4. Issue passes for visitors to the base; verify their sponsorship by a military member

5. Conducted Field Sobriety Tests for drivers trying to gain unlawful entry to the base

6. Collaborate with local law enforcement on anti-terrorism measures

7. Patrolled assigned areas of the base

8. Processed and investigated traffic accidents and criminal offenses

9. Gathered evidence in various situations

10. Obtained Witness Statements from witnesses

11. Respond to and resolve domestic situations according to procedure

12. Handle incidents on the Flight Line with the Fire Department to resolve possible hijacks,

fuel spills, electrical difficulties, and other discrepancies that occur

13. Transported 90 Al Qaeda and Taliban prisoners from Afghanistan to Cuba

14. Set up sensors for in-ground and above-ground installation; monitored and performed

maintenance on these systems at Seeb North Air Base, Oman

Hampton Roads Regional Jail, Portsmouth, VA Jan 1999 to Nov 2001

Jail Officer

Specialty Training: Use of Force, Incident Procedures, and Methods on Writing Reports

1 Oversaw activities of 40 to 70 inmates during mealtime, lock down, and recreation

2 Responsible for inmates’ safety and security during 12-hour shifts

3 Responded to inmate disturbances and medical emergencies throughout the facility

4 Ensured inmates received meals at designated times and supervised meal time

5 Worked as a team with other jail officers in performing duties

6 Prepared and filed incident reports

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7 Directed dispensation of medication and disbursement of mail to inmates

8 Supervised visitations from relatives, lawyers, volunteer workers, and clergy

9 Directed medical appointments within the facility

10 Transported individuals to court, hearings, and to the hospital

ADDITIONAL WORK HISTORY

General Nutrition Center, Hampton, VA, Sales Associate - January 2003 to April 2004

Maida Development Company, Hampton, VA, Operator/Assistant - June 1997 to July 1999

EDUCATION

ECPI College of Technology, Newport News, VA Feb 2004 to Oct 2005

-Regionally accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools

-Received A.A.S. in Computer and Information Science

-Majored in Criminal Justice Technology

United States Air Force Basic Training and Security Forces Academy, Lackland AFB, TX

1999

HONORS AND AWARDS

June 2008

Completed Field Training Officer Certification, Final Exam of 95%

March 2008

Completed initial 90 day certification, Final Exam of 100%

January 2008

Completed Force Protection Officer Training, Final Exam of 94%

November 2002

Air Force National Defense Medal for Service during the War on Terrorism

Air Reserve Meritorious Service Medal, Armed Forces Reserve Medal – Dover AFB, DE

September 2002

Outstanding Service to the United States of America during Operation Noble Eagle and

Operation Enduring Freedom– Dover AFB, DE

September 2002

Air Force Air Expeditionary Medal for Service at Seeb North Air Base, Oman

April 2002

Air Force Achievement Medal for Work Performed at San Vito Air Base, Italy

Air Force Air Expeditionary Medal for Service at Al Jaber Air Base, Kuwait

June 1999, June 2000, June 2001

Air Force Outstanding Unit Ribbon for Best Security Forces Unit, USAF Reserve

Command

May 1999

Award of Excellence, Annual Military Breakfast

May 1999

Certificate of Appreciation, the Air Force Chapel Rope Program

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