Supervisor Training

Brent Snyder

Mobile: 765-***-****

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

US Army 06/2004 - 06/2013

Work Frankfort, IN 46041 United States Salary: 6,500.00 USD Per Month

Experience: Hours per week: 50

Recruiter

Supervisor: SFC McGriff (317-742-

6951)

Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes

Establishes and maintains contacts

Contacts, interviews, and advises

civilian personnel to obtain qualified

applicants for enlistment into the Army.

Contacts representatives of schools,

public officials, personnel managers,

parents of prospective applicants,

religious and civil leaders, and others to

present the Army as an employment and

career opportunity. Presents formal and

informal talks on advantages of the

Army at civic and service organizations

and student bodies.

Advertising

Distributes and displays recruiting

publicity material. Establishes liaison

with local radio, television, and

newspaper agencies. Writes, edits, or

presents recruiting material for use by

local communications agencies. Lends

and exhibits motion pictures for civic,

fraternal, and service organizations and

educational institutions.

Conducts interviews

Interviews and counsels prospective

enlistees. Discusses individual aims and

goals to include security, personal

aptitudes, training opportunities, job

satisfaction and stability, advancement,

prestige, and military life. Explains

Army benefits including: medical care,

dependent allowance, housing,

reenlistment bonus, retirement program,

military/civilian educational

opportunities, travel, recreational

benefits, and all similar programs.

Evaluates applicants' occupational,

educational, and psychological

background to determine Army

programs with specific individual

appeal. Explains occupational and

organizational structure of the Army to

applicants, parents, and interested

groups of individuals.

Evaluates applicants

Administers and scores screening

physical examination, and enlisted

screening test of applicants and

counsels with regard to reasonable

occupational aspirations within the

Army. Counsels disqualified applicants.

Assists in administration of Armed

Services Vocational Battery (ASVAB)

and explains results to school officials

and students.

Administration

Advises applicants of disqualification's

which are waiverable and assists

preparation of waiver application.

Gathers individual data and prepares

forms and documents incident to

enlistment processing. Arranges for

transportation, meals, and lodging for

applicants where required. Maintains

prospect card files, school program

folders, and prospecting lists. Assists in

market research and analysis of

recruiting territory and makes

appropriate recommendations to station

commander.

Transportation Security Administration 08/2002 - 06/2007

Frankfort, IN United States Salary: 42,000.00 USD Per Year

Hours per week: 40

Series: 0080 Pay Plan: SV Grade: GG

Supervisor (This is a federal job)

Supervisor: Mike Blea 303-***-****)

Okay to contact this Supervisor:

Contact me first

Assisted fellow Supervisory Security

Screeners, and assisted experienced

TSA Managers who provide front line

screening, and oversee operations,

administration and compliance of laws,

regulations and policies pertaining to

TSA’s aviation security program.

Ensure that Leads and Screeners are

trained to identify dangerous and

potentially deadly objects in checked

baggage, and on passengers, using

sophisticated electronic detection and

imaging equipment and preventing

entry or transport of said materials, onto

an aircraft. Lead and motivated TSS

teams by defining performance

expectations, and empowering them to

make timely and effective decisions

based on TSA SOPs, and the

performance and management plan.

Ensure that security screening is

conducted in a professional, courteous

and respectful manner, demonstrating

concern for the

public’s rights and yet, carrying out

their duties expeditiously. I have

worked at checkpoints, concourses, and

most recently in the checked baggage

area. I have been a team leader,

Checkpoint Supervisor; Supervisor on

the concourses and a Supervisor in

Checked baggage. CTX 5000 and 9000

trained and certified. I have assisted in

training new employees, tracking OJT,

handled payroll issues, T L reports,

scheduling of employees. I have

assured the monitoring of screeners to

meet requirements of The SOP manual.

I take corrective actions within the

scope of my authority, and recommend

stronger actions to Managers as

appropriate.

Army National Guard 04/1988 - 06/2004

Frankfort, IN United States Hours per week: 24

SGT/ Military Reserve

During my time in the National Guard I

have held numerous MOS’s (jobs). My

most recent was two years with the

Military Police. I oversaw 5 to 10

soldiers ensuring their safety and to

guide them through certain objectives.

After 9/11 I was put on active duty in

Portland, Oregon for about six months

at Portland, Oregon Airport. I

underwent 3 days of training on policies

and procedures of the checkpoint

operations. I and two other soldiers

oversaw the daily operations of the

checkpoint and gate screening. On

numerous occasions we along with the

FAA and local law enforcement had to

call breaches and clear the concourses

due to improper procedures that were

performed by the private company. This

gave me great experience on some

policies and procedures on aviation

security. I have served as a MP for 2 yrs

now and will continue to serve proudly.

Other jobs that I have held are as

follows: Infantry

(Scout)

Mortars

Artillery

Special Weapons

Recruiter

I have under gone some intense training

to include: BNOC, Senior Leaders

Course, Instructors course,Riot Control

training, Lifesaver swimming course,

Army Infantry School, use of numerous

weaponry-9mm, M16, L.A.W., 50 cal

machinegun, M 60 machinegun,

handgranade training, Dragon, TOW

missiles, nuclear, biological, chemical

training, hazardous materials training,

Decontamination training, first aid

etc…

Columbia River Correctional Institute 02/2002 - 06/2002

Portland, OR United States Salary: 32,000.00 USD Per Year

Hours per week: 40

Corrections Officer

Supervisor: Bill Trumble (503-280-

6646 241)

Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes

Responsible for ensuring the safety and

security of the facility, public, staff and

inmates.In- processing of new inmates,

issuing clothing, making files, strip

searches, issuing ID cards, conducting

urinalysis, and assigning bunks.

Conducted safety and security checks

on inmates in segregation. Supervised

110 to 130 inmates in units (housing

area) ensuring work details were

completed and the safety of other

inmates per the rules and regulations set

forth by the facility and state.

Conducted head counts on a constant

basis to ensure there were no breaches

or escapes. Supervised at times 150 to

200 inmates on the yard to ensure the

safety of other inmates, staff and to

make sure there were no escapes. I was

involved in the emergency response

(escort) team to quickly remove violent

or hostile inmates. Also supervised

mentally challenged and alcohol / drug

addicted inmates. Did perimeter and

vehicle checks on a daily basis.

Adhered to the policies and regulations

of the state and facilities policies.

Report writing on inmates for

disciplinary action to go in front of a

hearings officer. Performed random

searches of person and property on a

daily basis.

Federal Mogul 06/1994 - 06/2001

Frankfort, IN 46041 United States Salary: 16.07 USD Per Hour

Hours per week: 40

Set-up

Supervisor: Jason Briggs (765-659-

8761)

Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes

During my time with Federal Mogul I

served 4 years as a lead in the

bandbury- prep department. I would

coordinate with the supervisor in

production scheduling, coordinate

breaks, run safety drills on the mills on

what to do if someone was stuck in the

mill, inventory, shipping finished

products, setting up machinery, minor

maintenance on the mixer, barwells

where we cut the rubber to certain

measurements. I gained a lot of

experience and knowledge during my

time with Federal Mogul in the 7 years

I worked there.

I also worked in the Oil Bath

department where I set-up presses and

trimmer units. Running SPC’s on parts

per the customers’ requirements to

ensure the customer was getting the

best product. Scheduling what product

to run next to ensure timeliness on

getting the product out by a deadline.

US Navy 07/1991 - 06/1993

Charleston, SC United States Hours per week: 40

Fireman

In my time in the Navy I learned a lot. I

was a non-designated fireman, which is

where you work within a lot of different

fields to find the best field that suits

you. My time I served with the

electricians and as a engineman. As a

electrician I helped out and learned a lot

about minor electrical repairs,

performing periodic maintenance on all

galley equipment, small engines, pumps

and a lot more equipment. As a

engineman I repaired and maintained

small engines, pumps, air conditioning

and refrigeration. I did preventive

maintenance on the emergency diesel

and emergency gas turbine engine. I

stood watches on the main electrical

switchboards and also did shore patrol.

I also was appointed as leading fireman

to be in charge of E-3’s and below

when we where on details.

I also served in the Navy Reserves for

almost three years. In the Reserves I

completed my required courses to

obtain the

engineman rating. I was a engineman

for about a year before converting over

to the rating of Storekeeper. I was a

Storekeeper for almost two years where

I performed the duties of ordering,

receiving, inspecting, preparing and

maintaining forms, records, reports, and

files, issuing materials and cargo,

inventory of material and equipment

and performed extra duty with hands on

training with the master at arms

Education: Frankfort Senior High Frankfort, IN

United States

High School or equivalent 06/1989

Relevant Coursework, Licenses and

Certifications:

High school Diploma

Vincennse University Frankfort, IN

United States

Some College Coursework Completed

Credits Earned: 77 Semester hours

Major: Sales and Marketing

Military Recruiting School, Army

Job Related leadership schools, WLC,BNOC and

Training: Senior Leaders Course. Instructors

Course.

Name Employer Title Phone Email

References:

Jeff Lauderdale US Army Recruiter 765-***-****

Jessie McGriff US Army Recruiter 317-***-****

James Rallas ADM Labor 765-***-**** Indicates professional

reference

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