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MICHAEL R. DOHERTY

OBJECTIVE/INTRODUCTION

To work in the field of Information Technology for which I am attending Southern New Hampshire University to attain a Bachelor’s Degree in Information Technology. Seeking an entry level position that I can gain experience and achieve expertise to help an organization.

SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS (CLASSES AND EXPERIENCE)

Human Factors in Cybersecurity

Human Factors in Info Technology

Network & Telecom Management

Web Site Design

Human Factors in Info Technology

Foundation in App Development

Leadership

Bus Systems Analysis/Design

Communications

Computer Platform Technologies

Project Management in Info Technology

Fundamentals Info Technology

Human Relations in Admin

English Composition II

English Composition I

Perspectives in the Humanities

Bail Commissioner

Justice of the Peace

18+ years Security Experience

Strong Communication Skills

Highly detail orientated

Reliable, loyal, and punctual

Professional

Multi-tasking

Meets or exceeds deadlines

Computer literate

Budget analysis

Staffing analysis

TRAINING

Radio Communication

Incident Report and Report Writing

Barrier Inspection

Use of Force

Entry Control Procedures

Contraband Detection Equipment

Personnel Search

Vehicle Access Control Search

Security Cordon Establishment

Response Force Deployment and Tactics

Alarm Assessment

Response to Bomb Threat

Tactical Weapons Techniques

RBT IV Breathalyzer

EmpCenter (Program to track Work Hours)

Justice of the Peace Qualifications

Bail Commissioner Training

WORK EXPERIENCE

07/17 – Present Bail Commissioner for the State of New Hampshire

Bail Commissioner for the State of New Hampshire

Set bail for defendants that have been arrested

Interactions with Police Departments

Interactions with the Court (Judge/Officials)

Review and sign Arrest Warrants

Sign paperwork that has been sworn as accurate

10/98- 01/17 G4S Secure Solutions/NextEra Seabrook, NH

Safety Security Interface/Operations Coordinator (2011 – 2017)

Ensure that the Security Department was in compliance with the following NRC laws.

Part 26 Work Hours

Part 51 Safety Security Interface

Staffing for the Department.

Coordinating work for Security

Interfacing with other Departments

Conducts projects – Cost and manpower projections

Ensure Projects meet budget and timeline requirements

Mentoring and coaching of Management/Supervision

Evaluations on Management

In-depth investigations on incidents

Hiring on personnel

Termination of personnel

Security Shift Supervisor (2008 - 2011)

Ensure that Security events, violations, equipment damage are promptly and accurately reported to the Security Manager.

Protect the facility against radiological sabotage. Initiate response strategies pursuant to appropriate procedures/policies.

Maintain appropriate staffing levels during shift operations.

Ensure Security Personnel perform in accordance with applicable procedures, policies, guidelines and directives of the client and the Wackenhut Corporation.

Daily inspect and supervise the job performance of subordinate Security Supervisors on duty to assure proper conduct, discipline and efficient performance.

Conduct employee observations to monitor their “Fitness for Duty”.

Ensure Security Personnel perform in accordance with all RSS procedures.

Conduct assessments of shift operations. Assist with all internal investigations.

Conduct performance appraisals on Security Supervisors pursuant to Company procedures. Ensure all daily paperwork is completed.

Ensure compensatory measures are established as required.

Initiate regulatory reporting as required.

Perform other duties as assigned.

Security Supervisor (2001-2008)

Performs duties and responsibilities as indicated for Armed Officer/Response Force Position

Completes and maintains CAS (Central Alarm Station)/SAS (Secondary Alarm Station) Operator qualification

Prepares and operates the bases station radio and security communications equipment

Assesses alarms using CCTV equipment

Operates SAS/CAS console and monitor, and acknowledgements alarm indications

Initiates and monitors patrol activities

Verifies, adds, cancels, changes keycard access to Protected/Vital Areas via the Security console

Monitors SAS and assumes command of the Security System if CAS fails to respond

Makes appropriate response notifications

Evaluates attack threats, and directs tactical response and deployment during attack threat

Prepares alarm annunciation and response log

Remains knowledgeable of and complies with Security procedure and polices

Performs other duties deemed necessary by management/supervision

Qualified on various weapons systems

Completed Behavior Observation program

Armed Security Officer (1998-2000)

Providing protection of public health and safety

Responding to all security alarms

Checking protected area barriers for security integrity

Vehicle access control and search

Incident report and report writing

Exercising all aspects of patrol techniques

Monitor of alarm systems

EDUCATION

Currently enrolled in a Bachelors Degree Program for Information Technology Program at

Southern New Hampshire University

New Hampshire Technical Collage

2+ years of Computer Technologies

Charlestown High School Charlestown, MA

High School Diploma

MILITARY

Combat Engineer (1991- 1995)

Counter Offensive Strategy

Explosive Demolition

Minefield warfare

Combat Medic Course

Air Assault qualified

COMPUTER SKILLS

Human Factors in Cybersecurity

Human Factors in Info Technology

Network & Telecom Management

Web Site Design

Human Factors in Info Technology

Foundation in App Development

Leadership

Bus Systems Analysis/Design

Communications

Computer Platform Technologies

Project Management in Info Technology

Fundamentals Info Technology

Human Relations in Admin

English Composition II

English Composition

Perspectives in the Humanities

Window based Computer Systems

MS Word

MS Excel

MS Works

Lotus Notes

MS Access

CCure

Various CCTV programs

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