Raymond Macumber
Selkirk, MB
R1A 0M6
Highlights of Qualifications: Energetic, Dedicated, Well-Organized, Quick Learner, and a Great Team
Player.
Education: Grade 12 Mature Student Diploma-Lord Selkirk Learning Centre
Obtained Professional Security Guard Training-Level 1 Certificate
Demonstrated Abilities:
Office Work:
-Prepare admission, program, release, transfer and other reports
-May supervise and co-ordinate work of other correctional service officers
-Strong oral communication skills on and off the floor
-Good use of documents to provide information at the Institution and for the Courts
-Able to problem solve in a high stress environment
-Act decisively when ever necessary
-Able to use the computer to type reports and send electronic documents of legal and confidential natures
-Can find pertinent and time sensitive, confidential information pertaining to offenders’
-Have significant memory use of offender’s whereabouts, time frames in which activities and work must
be done
-Strongly able to manage the needs and requirements of offenders on an individual case basis, including
risk assessments, programming needs and release planning
-Able to observe offenders’ behaviour and prepare reports for the Institution, Courts, and Lawyers
-Answering the phones and either redirecting the call to the appropriate operator, or handling phone calls
with professionalism and confidentiality
-Making verbal and written observations and reports
-Assists in new staff orientation
-Maintaining good order within the institution
-Able to maintain required logs and records
-Prepared Shift Change
-Attended Team Meetings and Group Sessions
-Prepared paperwork for the next days shifts
-Administered medications
-Conducted routine cleaning/photocopying within the Foundation
-Regularly read youths’ files to understand their treatment needs and other issues
-Attended various trainings with an effort to upgrade and gain knowledge about Therapeutic Community
-Completion of Mandatory Trainings on an annual basis
-Able to gain an excellent review for the first year of employment with the Foundation
Observation Skills:
-Able to observe staff conduct and inmate behaviour simultaneously on shift
-Conduct periodic security checks
-Have been in charge and an active participant of searching persons and all areas for contraband, as well
as confiscation and documentation of contraband
-Have conducted searches for damage to Institutional property
-Able to perform roll calls and informal counts consistently
-Continue to maintain current job knowledge and adherence to institutional standing orders
-Constantly making verbal and written observations and reports
-Able to supervise the work and activities of inmates and staff in all assigned areas
-Safely orchestrated group and individual movements within and outside of the institution
- The ability to be a great listener to the youth
- Guide them to gain knowledge in solving their problems
- Maintaining the required guide lines for discipline
- Availability to work different shifts
-Able to perform related functions and tasks as assigned on an on-going basis
-Conducted on-going room checks and head counts of the youth
-Completed checks of the property and assessed the grounds for safety concerns at various times of the
evening
-During the weekdays, ensure the youth are awake and completing routine chores at the proper times
-Vast knowledge in the ability to know and enforce the by las set by each Municipality
-Detailed reports written daily and entered in the computer and sent to Head Office
-Ability to write out citations and seize off road vehicles
-Ensure that all residents were protected to the best of my ability
-Obtain a valid class 4 licence and a class 5 licence
-Ensure all receipts for gas and meals were accounted for each week and handed in.
-Responsible in maintaining the vehicles
-Knowledge in shrinkage and keeping a record of the loss.
-Great ability to recognize loss inventory from the store
-Vast knowledge in the rules of apprehending the criminal
-Huge knowledge in report writing
Escorting Abilities:
-Supervise and move inmates during work assignments, meals, recreation and hospital stays
-Ensure safety and security of staff and offenders through direct supervision in and outside of the
institution
-Escort inmates in transit and during temporary leaves
-Able to move inmates within the institution and outside of the institution confidently
-Able to monitor and stay with offenders’ while at a Mental Health Facility such as PX3 at the Health
Sciences Hospital
-Able to observe inmates during all appointments outside of the institution with ease
Work History:
1978-present: Winnipeg Remand Centre: Correctional Officer 1 and Acting
Correctional Officer 3-Shawn Woods: Supervisor
2011-2013: Behavioural Health Foundation
Night Supervisor-Howard Duffney
2013-2013: Loblaws
Loss Prevention Security Officer
Supervisor: Jeff Huff
2013-present: Praire-By-Law
By Law Enforcement Officer
Supervisor: Trevor Dackow
Personal Data:
Interests: Fishing, Hunting, Travel
Characteristics: Loyal, Honest, And Reliable
References: Available upon request