Quality Assurance Security

John H. Sorrells

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Duluth, Georgia 30096

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AFSC 3P071,MOS55X,MOS2311

MOS2111B

Honor Grad RedStone Arsenal

GAU17A Tech School Crane Indiana

Ashworth College of Gunsmithing (Honor Grad) 98.3

Read and write the Arabic Number System

Torres.com non- PSS Course @ BRTC (3.13)Avg

Factory Glock Professional, Inc

EXPERIENCE SUMMARY: Military Employment History:

Provide Supervision for all assigned subordinates; knowledgeable of the state-of-the-art intrusion detection systems and devices, personnel entry control systems, evaluate the effectiveness of existing security practices, assure that organization personnel are adhering to established policy and practices; and recommend appropriate actions to correct deficiencies. Understand the work and functions of a variety of organizations; with an ability to resolve problems or conflicts. Indoctrination and training of organization personnel in the need for observing security requirements. My Craftsman duties include gathering information for the development and implementation of policies and procedures for personnel security programs within organization. As Security Craftsman responsible for recommending and training of protective forces, guard and detection dogs, crime prevention programs, communications command and control centers to reduce, eliminate, or neutralize criminal activity; maintain personal and professional records of all assigned personnel. Directs the shift supervisor in the supervision and direction of normal and emergency installation security forces operations and activities to include law enforcement and security. Ensures compliance with established directives, instructions, procedures, checklists, and requirements. Uses personal experience, training, and judgment for situations not covered by established procedures.

02/2012 to PRESENT, AECOM Afghanistan

Weapon Repair Technician; Service and Repair US Military Weapon thru -10/ -20/ -30 Level of Maintenance. Use different type of gauges and special tools to disassemble inspect repair and clean. I have a 100% first time pass rate to Quality Control and Quality Assurance. An example of the types of weapons that I have serviced; M9, M320, M203, Remington shot gun, 303 riot control, M2, M48, M240 series, M16 series, Mark19 Mod0, Gau17A, M14 Sniper rifle,M249 SAW, Glock 19/17, Mossberg 500/550.

O4/2011 to 08/2011 DynCorp International LLC

Kabul Afghanistan; Armament Tech/Gunsmith; configure Mi-17 A/C with proper weapons per mission such as the M240H, Russian PKM, MK 134, GAU17A, M4,M4A3 Carbine, Glock19,17, M9, launch same! Clear, Clean, gage, repair, document all small arms weapons assigned to my arms room!

01/14/2011 to 02/17/2011 Triple Canopy Camp Arifjan

Force Protection Officer; assigned to the Training Cadre, taught classes on subjects vital to incoming FPO`s, such as IPC skills, deadly force module, ECP procedures, general orders, SSI orders which are post specific, fire extinguisher use, clearing barrel steps two man rule, range cards for towers how to read, M60 and M249 does and don`ts, how to relieve FPO from post.

08/2010 to 11/2010 KBR/Olgoonik Small Arms Repair

FOB Camp McHenry Iraq

Receive, clear, clean, inspect, function check, disassemble, repair, assemble, function check, QC, call customer for p/u! forms used 2405,2404.2407,,2408 FM, TM; SAMS,MAC,EXCEL, FEDLOG; established K status cabinet for weapons needing parts not available, use 6 print for tracking, which makes this system user friendly! work on weapons such the M4,M4A3 carbine, M203,MRAP CROW, MK19Mod0,Modle870, 500,550 series, M16 series, M249,M240 series, Sig Sours, Gluck17,19, M48,M2, AK47,, .45, 107/4.2 “, GAU17A., when weapons have had final inspection close out 2407 and call customer.

02/2010 to 08/2010 unemployed (currently enrolled in Ashworth College advanced gunsmithing) honor student, with a 97.7 GPA

08/2008 to 02/01/2010 KBR SVCS Small Arms Repair/Mechanical

Assembler; LOGCAP 3, Camp Adder Iraq

Assigned to the SMAR Shop;DS;ORG,FM; receive weapons such as the MK19,M240,M203,M249,M9,Gau17A,M500 Mossberg, M16/M4 series; using the DA forms 2405/2407/2404,2408; to record all maintenance conducted on weapons received for the daily work shop; disassemble these weapons looking for broken missing or worn out parts, and replace like same using special gages, gaged, functioned checked these weapons! as one of the lead techs I was responsible for getting the weapons fixed in a timely fashion and close the DA form 2407 out by close of business, occasionally I would have to place a weapon in " K" status until parts arrived; I established a K status cabinet to keep track of work orders when parts had to be ordered and placed the 6 print in view for the program to be user friendly, so when the customer came by to check on the status of a W.O. I would go to the cabinet and quickly bring the customer up to speed! QC duties; after weapons are complete get the prospective TM 9-1005-XXX-23P series and inspect, I use FEDLOG for pricing, MAC Charts for tracking W/O and other means to complete weapons repair. Sign off on the DA Form 2404/2407 and notify that weapons are ready for P/U!

Help remove and install heavy doors and metal plates from mine resistant patrol vehicles (MRAP), disconnect wiring harness, conduct continuity checks, connect same; help remove tires, pack bearings, replace! Perform other duties in Auto Bay as needed.

05/2008 to 07/2008 ITT Engineering Tech III, Small Arms Repair, Ft. Dix NJ

Conduct a Technical Inspection on weapons returning from deployment, this process is done by receiving such weapons using DA form 2407 Maintenance Request Form, this form accompanies the weapon, then once I have the weapon I initiate a DA form 2404, I completely dis-assemble the weapon looking for broken missing or worn parts, If needed I order the parts from the TM 9-1005- series depending on the weapon that I have at hand. Once the parts have been ordered and installed, I gage the weapon with special gages, gages such as the barrel straightness gage, chamber gage, firing pin protrusion gage, barrel corrosion gage, receiver erosion gage, trigger pull gages. Once the weapon has passed these tests, I give it to QC for final inspection.

06/2007- 05/2008 CSA Kuwait CSA-ASG-KU

Assigned as Force Protection Officer, my duties are controlling the entrances to Camp Arifjan, detecting any type of object that could explode killing personal around said vehicle, using such methods as mirrors cameras, and x-ray machines to detect objects. I also conduct parameter checks by driving along the wire fence, looking for suspicious activity.

03/2007-06/2007 Glass Doctor 1755 Beaver Ruin Rd, Norcross GA 30093

Worked as a Glazier cutting and installing all types of glass, single thickness, insulated windows, laminated, 1/4 plate glass, mirrors installed auto glass, certified NAG/NGA.

10/2006 - 02/20/2007 Glass Centers USA 5141 Buford Hwy, Norcross GA 30093

Worked as a Glazier, cutting and installing all types of glass such as 1/16 and 1/8" window, insulated units, laminated, 1/4" plate glass, and mirrors. Install auto glass; remove door panels, electric harness, arm rests, and other obstacles to access glass opening. Install windshields and back lights by removing moldings and other fixtures, apply urethane as required. Fabricated all metal doors, installed lock mechanisms, tumblers, panic bars, and internal locking apparatus.

12/2005 - 08/2006 Department of State, Armament Technician, Kandahar, Afghanistan

Attended the Armament Technical School(NAVSEA)GWSKK44MOD1 at Crane, Indiana

Instructed on the GAU-17A and M-240 while assigned to the Dept. of State Air Wing at Kandahar

Responsible for installing the M-240D, the M-134 weapons system and M-240 flares on the Huey 2's

Performed maintenance on all assigned weapons such as the M9, M240, M16 series, GAU-17A

Launch and recover rotary aircraft of all types such as Huey2`s, as required per mission.

Tracked ammo usage per weapon using excel

Served as Armor, issued and recovered weapons, inventoried parts and ammo IAW Dept of State guide lines.

Report all issues to immediate supervisor.

11/2002 - 5/2003 USAF Shift Supervisor; Operation Enduring Freedom Bagram, Afghanistan

Served as squad leader; Fire team leader; M-60 machine gunner;40mm grenadier; M16A2 rifleman; M9 Pistoleer

I maintained the armory using an open and closing log.

Issued ammo and weapons with close supervision to prevent unauthorized access.

Patrolled the perimeter to prevent enemy forces from placing IED`s in built up areas.

Conducted weapons training on a quarterly basis.

12/1993 - 12/ 2005; USAFR CATM/Armorer, Lead Firing Range Instructor Dobbins Air Reserve Base Marietta, Georgia

Instruct students using F.A.T.S

Instruct students using C.A.T.S

Instruct students using S.E.T.S

Instruct students on live firing range using frangible ammo

I am responsible for ordering all ammo using the Form2005 for current and projected firing

I instruct using current fire arms safety procedures

Teach marksmanship skills in a classroom setting; target acquisition, sight alignment, sight picture, trigger control.

Repair small arms in maintenance room; convert M16A1 to A2`s adding 3 round burst selector

Maintain bench stock

7/1996 - 9/2003 USAF Security Supervisor/ CATM/Armorer, Inst Dobbins Airforce Base GA

Manage Security Forces (SF) Combat Arms(CA) facilities. Manage, supply, and operate facilities to support SF operations. Weapons training IAW directives, requirements, procedures. Train AF personnel to meet arming requirements, accomplish and maintain records. Forecast budget requirements for operation of ranges, facilities, and classrooms. Manage SF Weapons and munitions, Primary POC for SF weapons, armories, facilities, munitions; related assets. Responsible for physical security, serviceability, accountability of all SF weapons and munitions in and out of secure facilities. Provide guidance to Chief Security Forces, Wing, Base, outside agencies/organizations. Train SF to support base defense, security, law enforcement. Developed directives, procedures, and instructions. Manage Security Forces Management Information Systems(SFMIS) I track students who need to refire, their scores, rounds fired, weapon used, storage site.

8/1993-6/2003 USAF Security Guard T/SGT USAF 1430 First St Bldg. 701 Dobbins ARB GA 30069

As installation entry controller supervisor, verified that all personnel and vehicles entering the installation have proper authorization. Insured all privately owned vehicle entry decals were current and properly displayed. Insured commercial vehicles have valid contract or delivery with base agencies and that their bill of lading is in order before entering them on commercial vehicle entry logs. Insure visitors to the base have proper identification, or have a valid sponsor and that they do not appear on the base barment list before issuing them a temporary pass.

1993-2003 USAF Security Guard T/SGT USAF 1430 First St Bldg. 701, Dobbins ARB, GA 30069

As a shift leader, I execute various armed security duties in support of USAF force protection objectives. On Dobbins ARB, I support the installation security forces role of close in sentry, close boundary sentry, flight line entry controller and security response team leader. As flight line entry controller supervisor I insure that only personnel authorized by the wind commander have access to the aircraft parked there. This is accomplished by insuring personnel are displaying valid restricted area badges, are on validated entry authority lists and have at least one supporting form of identification. As security response team leader, I patrol the flight line and surrounding area remaining alert for unusual or suspicious activity, preposition aircraft in the transit area for passenger service, refueling and aircraft maintenance. I focus my attention on likely avenues of approach to the aircraft parking area and respond immediately to any incident that may be radioed in by another post or patrol on the flight line. When responding I plan and select the most advantageous routes and tactics to be used and direct the movement of my security response team member. If I see that the situation requires deviation from established procedures, I resolve the problem on the spot using minimum force, then notify the desk sgt. who makes a blotter entry. I have been assigned as assistant flight sgt. and team leader on numerous deployments overseas to support active units, many times where facilities and resources are exposed.

11/1991 -12/1993 WPNS LOADING #2 (7 level) MBR 507th TFG, F-16 Fighting Falcons (SSGT USAFR) Tinker Airforce Base Oklahoma City, OK

As a weapons loading tech responsible for continuity checks, 13 stations, loading/unloading jettison carts,sgt fletcher cks, installing orifices as required depending on the munitions, assisted #3 mbr with munitions make ready, familiar with all required AGE equipment necessary to power-up, assisted #1 mbr with 90 day confidence cks or as required. Loaded /unloaded AIM missile`s, installed/removed MER/TER as required, installed jettison carts as required; worked in the Wpns Release Shop as needed, have a working knowledge of all necessary equipment such as ohms meter and different calibrations equipment to make munitions, mission ready. Attend required load training in load barn and flight line, such training as ICT with hot aircraft.

Number Two man on weapons loading team

Responsible for continuity checks

Load and unload jettison carts

Launch and recover fighter aircrafts

Repair twenty millimeter cannons

Seven level in weapons release shop

Bore sight weapons prior to release

Calibrate gauges and ohms meters

5/1987 - 11/1987 MIMMS Clerk/Supply Tech/Ammo Tech GS7 Bendix Field Engineering BIOT Indian Ocean

As a Marine Corps Integrated Maintenance Management Systems clerk (MIMMS) I was responsible for thousands of parts which are valued in the millions, the system, similar to Excel, I used to track, issue, account for and acquisition any parts that are a part of the Care In Stock (CIS)also known as(war reserve block)(WRB); The contracting agency which was located in Albany, GA, issued work orders to me by a system similar to a FAX, I in turn would assign it to a mechanic, and issue the proper part then adjust my CIS accordingly using the MIMMS system. For small parts I used the hat box tie box method of storage. As ammo tech for the maritime prepositioning of ships 2(MPS 2) program, I was responsible for thousands of rounds of class VW material, which was located in sealed MILVANS, I would make visual inspections dictated by the contracting agency. Ensured all ammo related publications were current with ship board class V W material safety standards, reported all substandard ammo issues to the contracting agency via the ship board supervisor.

Responsible for ammunition on four ships

Inspected mil vans for ammo worthiness

Responsible for CIS (Care in Stock)

Used hat box, tie box method for supply storage (small parts)

Mimms Clerk (Marine Corps Integrated Maintenance Management Systems)

Responsible for over one million class VW items

7/1986 - 9/1986 Intern/Student GS-5 US Army Ammo School Army Materials Command Savannah, Illinois

As a student studied all types of class VW material, how it is made at places such as Red River Arsenal, Texarkana TX; McAlester, Oklahoma, how to ship, store, issue, acquisition, requisition, renovate, inspect shipments other studies were, shelf life, special handling, types of shipping; I.E. rail, ship, vehicle, Quality Assurance Specialist Ammo Surveillance, also studied safety procedures for small arms and other class v w material, Studied the Special Ammunition Course.11/19/2006

Studied shelf life of ammo

Studied different components of ammo make-up

Studied ammunition packing and shipping procedure

Studied renovation of ammo; disassembly/assembly

11/1980 - 8/1985 Ammo Tech USMC (Sgt) 11th Marines Twentynine Palms, CA

Maintained contact with the Ammunition Supply Point(ASP) regarding class V W material,

kept a running log on defective or out dated lot numbers, dodic`s, prestaging/compatibility issues.

Served as Chief Ammo Tech for 1st 155 Howitzer Gun Battery

Ordered quarterly ammo allocations

Prepared ammo for field operations

Issued ammo while in the field

Ensured ammo was stored properly and met compatibility issues

Ordered green bag/white bag as required

Inspected ammo and vehicles prior to loading, insured proper fire extinguishers were used

Ordered fuses according to mission requirements

Appointed as Battalion Ammo Tech

Prepared after action reports

Deployed to Okinawa, appointed as Ammo Chief, Camp Hanson, Okinawa, Japan

8/1978 - 11/1980 Small Arms Repair and Ammunitions Technician USMCR ( Cpl ) 8th/175

Millimeter Howitzer after action reports, containing expenditures

Maintain liaison with Army ammo tech to insure all lots, dodics, dodacs, NSN, and other accountability issues were correct.

Education:

Rose State College

Midwest City, Oklahoma, USA

Environmental Science, Industrial Hygiene, Water, Waste Water Management.

General Studies

1992

Applied Science

GPA 3.00

54 semester hours

CCAF

Criminal Justice

1998

54 semester hour

Ashworth College of Gunsmithing GPA 4.0

Glock Series Armorer Factory Course

AK47 Armorer Course

Current secret security clearance; TWIC 23April2013;MMD16Aug2012;Kuwait Drivers License 11July2012

Specialized Training:

Specialized Rifle Course (SRC) 18 Oct 2002, All Terrain Vehicle Course 22 Nov 2002 (ATV), Combat Arms Training & Maintenance (AFC) 3P171, School Apr to Jun;

US Army Ammo Storage Course Class VW Material Mar 1984 to Mar 1984, USMC Ammo Peculiar Storage Course Mar 1984 to Mar 1984,Pressure Point Control Techniques(PPCT) 40hrs.,Physical Apprehension, Restraint Training(PART) 40hrs,HASMAT Cert. CATM Tech School

Awards & Recognition:

USMC Recruiter of The Month July 1980, USMC Recruiter of the Month October 1980, USMC Recruiter of The Third Quarter 1980. Honor Graduate Ammo Supply Course US Army, Redstone Arsenal Huntsville, Alabama March 1984. AirForce Achievement Medal 24 Dec 1993 to 12 April 2000. USMC 1965/1969

USMC 1980/1985 USAF 2001/2003 Vietnam Service Medal -- VSM -- July 4, 1965 to March 28, 1973

Special Military & Civilian Skills:

Windows 2000 programming, Marine Corps Integrated Maintenance Management Systems(MIMMS) Clerk, Armor, Small Arms Repair Technician, Squad Engagement Training Systems Operator (SETS), Combat Arms Training Systems Operator(CATS) Fire Arms Training Systems Operator (FATS), Metal Fabrication and Installer, (Glazier),Mirror/Laminated/Plate/Window/Stone Cutter, Commercial Electrician Apprentice, First and Second Echelon Mechanic( ASE certifiable),Excel, Adult CPR/AED, First Aid, Infant/Child CPR, EMT First Response. USMC Water Safety Survival Instructor (WSSI),Excel, Operate USAF 40/60 KD, RTCH cargo handler,10K smooth surface

Weapons Release Mechanic 7 Level F-16,Aeronautical Ground Equipment Operator(AGE), Weapons Loading F-16 7 Level, Second Team Member Loading Crew Weapons Loading F-16 7 level, Aerial Port Special Cargo Handling 5 level, Handling, Storage of ammo 55B, MilVans 55X, Inspect Class V W Material 55X, HvyWpns 105MM to 200MM,Universal Ammunition Loading Systems(UALS)20MM,Light-All`s, Interpret Electrical Schematics, Class V Supply Manager, Windows Office, Outlook, Explorer, Spreadsheets, Operating Instructions, Security Forces Management Information Systems (SFMIS) Pressure Point Control Techniques (PPCT) 40hrs. Physical Apprehension, Restraint Training, (PART) 40rs.OSHA Rep; Small Arms Repair (USMC mos 2111) Morterman 107mm spin guided (4.2").

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