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MARTIN GANGLEY
Objective: To bring to your organization enthusiasm, dedication,
responsibility and good work ethic, combined with a desire to utilize my
skills obtained through experience gained in both hands on and the college
classroom.
Employment:
Larga Security Detroit Michigan
August - present
Armed Guard at retail shoe store
Stand guard at front entrance of store
Greet customers and monitor store
Loss prevention
Personal protection of store employees and store assets
Ensure a safe work and shopping environment for store employees and guest
Community Programs INC. Waterford mi
DEC 2009- MAY 2010
facility operator/Medical Dispenser
Pass medicine to clients using the following methods
. The right patient
. The right drug
. The right dose
. The right route of administration
. The right time and frequency
. The right documentation
confirm the medication as it is received.
. announce the name of the medication
and its strength as it is passed to the person who will
receive it.
. Monitoring patients for adverse reactions
. Original medication container kept as a reference
until the operating procedure is completed
Storing of medication
Notify Physician of new conditions and or side effects of patients
Filled out MAR for new meds or request for new meds for patients
Storing narcotics in a safe manner in a lock box
Responding to patients in distress suffering seizures etc
Ensure safety of residents
Report and or investigate incidents of misconduct
Strip search of incoming prisoners
Dorm search for narcotics weapons or any other object that would deemed
Unsafe . Assist MDOC with locating prisoners on a tether system
Write reports and activities for prisoners
Transport of prisoners to and from medical facility
Walmart Sterling heights, Michigan
Oct 2008-june 2010
process freight, create new displays on endcaps and fill shelves with
merchandise.
zone the store, which involves bringing stocked items forward so that
shelves appear full and neat
ensure that individual items are in their correct locations
follow the company's "10-foot rule," which requires associates to
acknowledge and offer to help customers who are within 10 feet of them.
flexible to accommodate varying freight flows and customer demands
Tenable Protective Services, Troy, Michigan,
November 2007- February 2008
Security officer, Dearborn High School
. crime and deterrent secure building during lockdown
. Assisted Dearborn Police in arrest of a student on drugs
. Safety drills
. K-9 drug sweep
ProGuard, Utica, Michigan
Sep 2007 - October 2007
Security/undercover, Nikki's bar
. uniformed armed security officer
. Making sure staff was safe and secure locking down of building
. Guard staff while they counted cash or safe funds
. Kept the bar under control protection of barmaid personal escort
. Removal of drunk and disorder people broke up and or stop bar fights.
Tactical Security UNIT, DETROIT
January 2005- present
Agent
. Foot patrol, Armed, Executive Protection, Property Protection, Loss
Prevention, Missing Persons,
. Surveillance, Undercover Operations, Workplace Violent Issues,
Background Investigations Fugitive Recovery Agent Skip Tracing,
Defensive Tactics, Hostile Take-downs, Building Assaults, Scene
control, Vehicle Take downs
. Arrest fugitives who fail to show up for court, Interview witness,
Prisoner Transportation, Interrogations Defensive Tactics
Handcuffing Building Entry and Searching
. Appropriate responses if an Agent goes down Work with other police
departments
College of creative studies, Detroit, Michigan
Aug 2006 - Aug 2007
Campus Safety Officer
. Monitored CCTV's responded to alarms.
. Ensured students had correct IDs. Patrols of campus enter/exits.
. Enforce parking. Responded to intrusions/ trespassing.
. Student escorts to and from campus. Foot Patrol / Mobile Patrol,
Lockdown of building.
Education:
Canterbury University,
June 2006, Masters Degree of Science/ Criminal Justice
Academy of Inkster, Michigan
June 2002, High School or equivalent
Continuing Education Courses:
National Rifle Association of America July 2005 Forensic DNA Analyst/Certificate June 2009
moles read/writing Certificate June 2007 Urban Search and Rescue FEMA July 2009
criminology degree/Certificate Sep. 2006 Certified Fire Investigator training June 2009
International Association of Arson Michigan State University/School of Criminal
Investigators June 09 Justice July 2009
Fire and Explosions Investigations/Utilizing Hazmat material s response- Awareness level
NFPA 1033 & 921
Post flashover Fires Evacuation coordinator
fire Investigator Scene Safety Incident Management System- Awareness level
Ethics and the Fire Investigator Emergency Response Planning
Investigating fatal Fires Blood borne Pathogens
John's Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public container inspections
Health July 2009
Introduction to weapons of mass Hospital based- decontamination: Hazard
destruction/intermediate Recognition
Strategies for prevention of bombing injuries Unified Command- Awareness level
Radiation terror 101 State University of New York-School of Public
Health July 2009
Introduction to chemical agents Terrorism, Preparedness and public health
Practical aspects of preparing for and Homeland Security Emergency Management July
responding to radiological terrorism 2009
Introduction to weapons of mass destruction/ counter drug operations
awareness level
monitoring of chemical agents Homeland Security
chemical weapons and water safety Special Operations
mental health Psychology of terrorism C2 of joint land operations
Psychology and Crisis response Joint intelligent
Introduction to mental health and disaster emergency Use Authorization
preparedness
Texas A&M University Systems Indiana Department of Homeland Security
Emergency management concerns for the firsts suspect package and suspicious substance
responder in terrorism and disasters awareness V3_1
Medical Effects of Primary Blast Injuries St. Petersburg College National terrorism
Preparedness Institute
Kentucky Emergency Medical Service for Children Advanced criminal intelligence analysis to
July 2009 prevent terrorism
Waukesha county technical college
General Aviation Security for first Responders
Pediatric terrorism awareness- level training Virtual terrorism response academy
Force protection
Traffic Stops
L.E. guide to Understanding Islamic terrorism
and Arabic
Chemical terrorism awareness The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Emergency Operation Training Academy July 2009 Law enforcements role in Terrorism
Vehicle bomb search methods Forensic epidemiology Investigation
Advanced consequence assessment decision- Federal regulation & agencies
making
enhancing Initial response Effectiveness: Epidemiology Specialties
security exercise
Explosive threat awareness U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
Weapons of mass destruction response training Explosive threats
Explosive effects and countermeasures Indiana Law enforcement Academy
Overview of the DOE/NNSA Emergency exercise Introduction to active shooter
program
Implementing Protective Actions & reentry for The Brady Rule
Decision Makers
crime scene issues; hazards: and law Homeland security National Fire Academy
enforcement interface
National Institutes of Health emergency response to Terrorism
FDCC SECURITY AWARNESS INFORMATION SYSTEMS FOR the Q328 ICS Strip mall hostage/arson Fire
IT ADMINISTRATORS
INFORMATION SECURITY PROGRAM MANAGEMENT
DEVELOPMENT PHASE SECURITY
IMPLEMENTATION & ASSESSMENT PHASE SECURITY
OPERATIONS & MAINTENANCE PHASE SECURITY
NIH SECURITY PROGRAM
LOCAL & REMOTE ACCESS
INFORMATION SECURITY OVERVIEW
SECURITY POLICY AND GOVERANCE
PRIVACY PROTECTION
SECURITY AND YOUR BUSINESS
SECURITY AND THE SDLC
SECURITY WITHIN THE INITIATION PHASE
SECURITY WITHIN THE IMPLEMENTATION & ASSESSMENT
PHASE
SECURITY WITHIN THE O&M AND DISPOSITION PHASE
Security within the Acquisition & development
Phase
PRIVACY AWARENESS
privacy impact assessment
DISPOSITION PHASE SECURITY
USING IT RESOURCES INFORMATION MANAGEMENT
information management
INTERNET SAFETY
PHYSICAL SECURITY & BACK-LIFE
WORKSTAION BASICS
FY09 Refresher
Federal statutes
Computers:
HTML, Visual,Basic, PowerPoint 6.0,Business admin, Publisher/Use of
force, Control of violent persons, Shooting Fundamentals,5 hours of
instruction in criminal liability law, Use of Deadly Force, Avoiding,
attacks, Master Degree in criminal Justice
LANGUAGES:
English - Advanced
Spanish - Intermediate
REFERENCES:
References are available upon request
INTERESTS/SPORTS:
Computers, Martial Arts