Security Management

Florencio G. Flores-Jaim n

**** ****** **, ******** ** 31909

USA

Email: *********.************@**.****.***; ********@*****.***

Home: 706-***-****

Cell: 706-***-****

Work Experience

PROFESSIONAL PROFILE: 16 years experience with the police force and army combined,

applying ingenious judgment in the execution of tasks related to security. Ample experience with

plans and programs related to standard security, standard operational procedures for

establishing guidelines, policies and precedents with emphasis on technical and

industrial security. Currently completing a Master s degree in Security Management with a

graduation date of August 2011 and which has afforded me the necessary knowledge to

interpret security rules and regulations in a clear and concise way so as to ensure the

successful completion of the set goals of any organization. Furthermore I have a vast

experience maintaining order, enforcing laws and ordinances, and protecting life and property

within designated districts. Skilled in initiating and assisting the measures necessary to bring an

organization up to established standards; and developing security plans that involve the

following: access to grounds by all entering the facilities; fences, alarms, intrusion detection and

other electronic devices and other means of limiting entry (locks, vaults and safes) or technical

penetration (electronic emanations, eavesdropping, or others); guard force levels and their

duties, responsibilities, and response times; Skilled in performing a combination of the following

duties: patrolling a specific area on foot or in a vehicle for the protection of land, facilities and

other resources; investigating accidents; apprehending and arresting suspects, and serving

legal processes of courts. Currently possess Top Secret Clearance. Certified by BEST Access

Systems as a Key Master maker.

U.S. Army Directorate of Training and Sustainment (DOTS) Petroleum Oil and Lubricant

(POL) department (04/2010 to Present), FT. Benning, Georgia.

Supervisor: Jack Cortright/****.*********@**.****.***; 706-***-****

E5/SGT

Salary: $ 30,000 per year

Hours per week: 40 issue

Duties:

SUPPORTTHE DIRECTORATE OF TRAINING AND SUSTAINMENT for the Fort Benning

Military Soldiers community. Specializing in the protection of the environment by distributing,

storing and collecting hazmat samples, while always addressing the rules and regulations in the

development and/or the environmental planning as well as the administration of one or more

federal programs or functional areas (e.g. underground storage tank management, municipal

solid waste, chemical emergency preparedness). Performed clerical and administrative

duties with regard to the support of established organizational goals using software

applications such as data base maintenance, FT. Benning global intranet system, word

processing, and excel spread sheets.

U.S. Army Criminal Investigation Command (USACIDC)

Supervisor: Nguyen, Duc P Mr CIV USA USACIDC; ***.*.******@**.****.*** 706-***-****

E5/SGT

09/2004 - 02/2009

Salary: 30,000.00 USD Per Year

Hours per week: 50

Duties:

Support the Criminal Investigations Division as Special Agent Intern in the daily investigation of

felony criminal offenses in which there is an Army interest, assist in the preparation of criminal

investigative reports, assists in the collection of physical evidence, interviewing victims, witness

and subject.

Wyeth Pharmaceuticals (04/2002 to October/2004)

Carolina, Puerto Rico

Supervisor: Osvaldo Figueroa 787-***-****

SECURITY TEAM LEADER

Salary: $26,000 per year

Hours per week: 40

Duties:

PERFORMED DUTIES AS A TEAM LEADER TAKING INITIATIVE IN SELECTING AND

APPLYING METHODS, TECHNIQUES, AND PROCEDURES TO SUPPORT THE

REGULATIONS AND MEASURES FOR THE PROTECTION OF THE ORGANIZATION S

ASSETS.

As Security Team Leader, protected Wyeth property from hazards such as sabotage, espionage,

trespass, theft, fire, and accidental or willful damage and destruction. Protected the assets of the plant

and ensured employee safety standards safeguarding of information, personnel, property, assets,

and/or material from theft, loss, misuse, fraud, disclosure, espionage, or sabotage. Took charge of Loss

prevention group and Close Circuit Television (CCTV) system operations. Led security group containing 3

security officers. Reviewed requests for the issuing of passes and identification documents;

Reviewed items or conditions on physical security surveys, such as: whether alarms are active,

document and storage container user logs are properly filled in, visitor logs are in place and used, and

similar activities; maintained records concerning buildings and other facilities that described the kinds of

security systems installed on each. Developed security policies and evaluated and installed protection

systems and devices to insure that sensitive information, equipment, and other material were not

compromised, sabotaged, stolen, misused, or subjected to terrorist, malicious mischief, or other acts of

willful interference; Developed, implemented, and monitored policies, instructions, procedures, control

systems, and methods for such functions and activities as: document safeguarding, and use; personnel

access controls; need to know criteria; physical storage and control; security education; and transmitting,

transferring, reproducing, downgrading, and destroying information.

POLICE OFFICER (07/1996 to 04/ 2002)

Hato Rey, Puerto Rico

Supervisor: Raul Colon Rosario 787-***-****

Salary: $25,000 per year

Hours per week: 50

Duties:

MAINTAINED LAW AND ORDER IN LOCAL AND STATE JURISDICTIONS. By carrying out this

mission, I protected life, property, and the civil rights of individuals. Prevented, detected, and investigated

violations of laws, rules, and regulations involving accidents, crimes, and misconduct involving

misdemeanors and felonies. Arrested violators, assisted in the prosecution of criminals, and served as a

source of assistance to persons in emergency situations. Enforced a wide variety of Federal, State,

county, and municipal laws and ordinances, and agency rules and regulations relating to law

enforcement. I performed duties in conjunction with federal agencies to watch and preserve the

recreational parks, forestry areas, fisheries, wildlife, and the protection of historic properties.

Education

College/University

American Military University Aug, 2011

111 W. Congress Street, Charles Town, West Virginia

United States

Degree: MASTER / Major: SECURITY MANAGEMENT

GPA: 3.63

College/University

Interamerican University of Puerto Rico

Guayama, P.R.

United States

Degree: BACHELORS / Major: CRIMINAL JUSTICE

GPA: 3.16

College/University

John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Manhattan, New York

United States

Degree: ASSOCIATE / Major: CRIMINAL JUSTICE

Additional information:

Evaluation of Security Programs

Contemporary Issues in Security Management

Assets Protection and Loss Prevention Management

Security Management Ethics

Security Program Administration

Computer Crime

Security Architecture and Design

Airport Security Design

Physical Security System Design

Cases in Executive Decision Making

Additional Duty Safety Course

Telecommunications and Network Security

Physical (ENVIRONMENTAL) Security

Operations Security

Cryptography

Application Security Course

Information Security and Risk Management

Access Control

BNCOC Common Army Course

SIX SIGMA and the Corporate Enterprise

Warrior Leader Army Course

Advance Leader Army Course

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