Robert L. Williams
El Paso, Texas 79904
United States
Home: 915-***-****
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Department of Defense (03/28/2010 - 01/11/2013 - Security Officer
El Paso, Texas 79920 United States
Supervisor: CPT Luis Martinez - 915-***-****: Contact: Yes, Pay Grade:
GS - 0085 - Step 5
Salary: 34,445.00 per year
Hours per week: 40
Duties: Provide Armed Services for William Beaumont Army Medical Center,
with protection of Employees, Patients, Visitors and Government Property.
Maintain a high state of readiness providing security and protection for
government buildings and high value equipment. Maintain contact and
liaison with Installation Military Police and local Law Enforcement
Agencies, reporting incidents and receiving instruction in accordance with
Local Law Enforcement Procedures. Monitor personnel access into restricted
areas using manual and electronic methods. Detain individuals involved in
criminal activity and released them to proper authorities. Write daily log
reports and provide written reports of findings. Maintain daily patient
contact and provide excellent customer service.
Department of the Army (10/15/2007 - 02/23/2009) - Security Guard Army
Installation Management Agency Fort Bliss, Texas 79916 United States
Supervisor: SGT Mills - 915-***-**** Contact: yes GS-0085-5
Salary: $29,655.00 per year
Hours per week: 40
Duties: Exercises and apply specialized operating requirement, methods,
and procedures for providing a high degree of specialized personnel access
controls for protecting and preventing unauthorized access to sensitive,
restricted areas containing highly critical and classified property and
documents. Control personnel access by monitoring the identification and
authorization of individuals and vehicles entering sensitive and restricted
controlled areas. Patrol Installation perimeter to detect faulty fences
and detection equipment, trespassing violations, and attempted thefts of
Federal or Personal Property. Patrol office and industrial buildings
within sensitive and restricted areas to prevent theft or damage to Federal
Property, Equipment, Tools, and Supplies. Respond to intrusion and duress
alarms IAW emergency alarm procedures. Report all violations of security.
Safeguard Weapons, Ammunition, Keys, and temporary badges assigned to the
station.
Texas Youth Commission (06/2005 - 04/2007) Juvenile Correctional Officer
Schaeffer House 12451 Denim Rd. El Paso, Texas 79938
Supervisor: Jerome Green 915-***-**** Contact: yes
Hours per week: 40
Juvenile Correctional Officer - Direct juvenile care in a correctional
setting. Train and supervise male juveniles aging from 15 to 21 years of
age. Perform duties in a hazardous environment, guiding and transporting
youth. I perfom security work while supervising juvenile's daily
correctional activities. Overtime and/or on call. Often, the youths are
either juvenile delinquents, emotionally/behaviorally at risk to include
mentally challenged. Ability to organize work load and set priorities to
carry out assigned tasks in a timely manner. Problem solving skills.
Maintain records and files.
March 2005 to June 2005 Pinkerton Government Security
9566 Railroad Drive
El Paso, Texas 79924
Supervisor Ronald Ervin
Security Officer - Provided security and protection for Boeing property
against trespass, theft, fire, accidental or willful damage. Conduct foot
and vehicle patrol of the area, set alarms, secure gate and facility
grounds. Monitor personnel access into restricted areas using manual and
electronic methods. Alert patrols of suspicious activities. Perform random
spot checks. Determines appropriate methods for accomplishing the work, set
goals and ensure that work is accomplished.
October 2004 to August 2005 Lowe's Home Improvement
4531 Transmountain Road
El Paso, Texas 79924
Warehouseman (Material Handler) -. Received, shipped, stored and issued
materials. Maintained inventory records and performed various clean-up and
housekeeping. Examined and anticipated problems within work area. Complied
with all rules and regulations.
September 2003 to September 2004 Kellogg Brown & Root
ISG-Camp Slayer
APO AE 09342
Security Coordinator - Provided security, protection and oversight of Camp
Slayer. Oversight of the protective force and force protection construction
of barriers, bunkers, and physical security systems; Implemented the
security procedures and assisted the senior coordinator and/or security
manager in security planning, threat analysis, vulnerability analysis and
developed mitigating options for the identified threats and
vulnerabilities. I provided on the job training, instructed employees in
specific tasks and techniques, reported suspicious activities, conducted
foot and vehicle patrols throughout camp and outside the gates.
February 2002 to August 2003 William Beaumont Army Medical Center
Marshal Office, EL Paso, TX 79920
Antonio Miranda, 915-***-****
Department of Army Security Officer - providing armed services for William
Beaumont Army Medical Center (WBAMC) and the Department of Veteran Affairs
Health Care Center (VAHCC) for protection of employees, patients, visitors,
government property. Maintain a high state of readiness providing security
and protection for government buildings and high value equipment. Maintain
contact and liaison with installation Military Police and local law
enforcement agencies, reporting incidents and receiving instruction in
accordance with local law enforcement procedures. Monitor personnel access
into restricted areas using manual and electronic (WIN-PAK) methods, CCTV
operations, base radio operations and base dispatch procedures. Detains
individuals involved in criminal activities and release to appropriate
authorities. Ensures incident scene is preserved for Military Police
Investigators. Writes daily logs reports and provides written reports of
findings; conducts Military Police Interview Worksheet reports on location.
Responsible for vehicle security patrols on assigned sectors; conducts
vehicle stops and issues proper citation. Assume duties as Veteran Affairs
Security Officer responding as security escort for potentially violent
patents at designated clinics. Assists in all emergency notifications;
panic alarms, fire alarms, bomb threats and hazardous material incidents. I
restrained violent patients on doctor's orders using proper mechanical
devices and approved use of force techniques. I maintained a daily patient
contact and provided excellent customer service.
April 2001 to February 2002 El Paso County Juvenile Probation
Department
El Paso, TX 79905
Mr. Cooper, 915-***-****
Juvenile Corrections Officer - Provided supervision, training, counseling,
security and safety for juvenile's ages 14 to 18 years of age in four-month
Challenge Boot Camp Program to enhance their opportunity to live a quality
and crime-free life. Oversee and supervise all juveniles' daily activities
and ensure compliance of all regulations and policies; instruct juveniles
in physical training and coordinate sports activities; supervise daily
classroom activities; instruct in self-discipline and provide counseling
support. I performed headcounts, inspections for contraband, shakedowns,
and restrained juveniles when necessary. Controlled disturbances and
resolved problem issues. Documented juveniles' daily activities and
incident reporting; ensured proper hygiene and good housekeeping standards;
accompanied and provided security for juveniles for outside appointments
and court hearings; monitored juvenile visits.
November 1978 to April 2001 Army Delta 1-56 ADA,
Ft. Bliss, TX 79916
CPT Hernandez, 915-***-****
Operations Manager, First Sergeant - I managed and supervised the
operations of Army Individualized Training Transition Unit performing in-
processing and out-processing of military personnel; provided training,
monitored and reinforced academic training of personnel. Managed,
supervised, trained, evaluated, and scheduled up to 200 personnel. Managed
accountability and maintenance of equipment valued at over $500,000.
Managed internal operations and document control; responsible for the
health, welfare, counseling, individual training and family support of all
personnel. Provided instruction for weapons qualification; recipient for
outstanding recognition for work performance as a Hazardous Waste Manager.
I provided counseling and motivation to personnel encouraging professional
career development growth; conducted drug and alcohol counseling to
personnel.
May 1999 to April 2001 Pinkerton Security
EL Paso, TX 79925
Aaron Fernandez, 915-***-****
Security Officer - I provided security and safety for customers and staff
in retail environment Patrolled and secured facility and grounds to deter
criminal activity. Performed inspections of fire and security systems to
ensure proper operations; loss prevention activities and inspected for
hazardous conditions. Apprehended individuals committing criminal activity,
and detained until law enforcement agencies arrived; daily logging and
incident reporting.
September 1998 to May 1999 Sun City Security
EL Paso, TX 79924
Gene King, 915-***-****
Security Officer - Performed security duties for various local businesses;
provided security and safety for employees and visitors; protected property
and assets. I monitored security equipment and utilization of various
security devices to detect criminal activities or hazardous conditions. I
provided loss prevention duties, logging, and incident reporting. I
interfaced with local law enforcement agencies when necessary. I performed
inspections of fire and security systems to ensure proper operations.
EDUCATIONAL AND CAREER TRAINING
Stockbridge High School, Stockbridge Georgia Diploma
United States Army Training Center
Juvenile Corrections Officer, Texas Juvenile Probation Commission
Security Officer Training
Certified Alcohol and Drug Coordinator, Certified Master Trainer
Noncommissioned Officer's Professional Development Training
Related Training: Management Operations, Personnel Supervision
Administration, Physical Trainer, Equipment, Accountability and
Maintenance, Fire Prevention, Hazardous Waste Procedures and Regulations
AWARDS
Meritorious Service Medal (2nd award), Army Commendation Medal (5th award),
Army Achievement Medal (5th award), Army Superior Unit Award, Army Good
Conduct Medal (7th award), National Defense Service Medal, Noncommissioned
Officer's Professional Development Ribbon with numeral 3, Army Service
Ribbon, Overseas Service Ribbon (rd award), Expert Marksmanship
Qualification Badge with Rifle Bar, Expert Marksman ship Qualification
Badge with Grenade Bar
LICENSES/CERTICATES
OF 348 U.S. Government Motor Vehicle Operator's Identification Card