Security Guard

CURRICULUM VITAE

CHITO C. SEBASTIAN

Cell-phone # 091********

E-mail address: **************@*****.*** & ********************@*****.***

Objective: to be employed in a glowing company where I can discharge most favourably my

line of work in conformity with my profession.

Position Applied: Security Guard

JOB HISTORY:

August 10, 2013 to Nov.15 2014

JOB SUMMARY:

Within the Special Operations Group, the Maritime Security Operator will serve as a specialist

responsible for security posture on deployed vessels, and respond to threats of piracy, criminal

acts, and terrorism. Maritime Security Operators provide armed international maritime security

aboard sea-going vessels. The duties will require personnel to observe and report suspicious

illegal activity as well as protect vessels against maritime piracy.

ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS:

Provide general guidance to the Crew and carry out drills, training and preparations for

the Transit as agreed with the Master Advising and/or assisting with the hardening of

the Vessel in accordance with Owners’ instructions and, where applicable, in

accordance with the guidance of BMP Monitor suspicious vessels or craft during the

Transit.

POSITION:

Team Member, Team Leader, Lead Training Team Leader.

June 2011 up to June 2013

JOB SUMMARY:

Within the Special Operations Group, the Maritime Security Operator will serve as a specialist

responsible for security posture on deployed vessels, and respond to threats of piracy, criminal

acts, and terrorism. Maritime Security Operators provide armed international maritime security

aboard sea-going vessels. The duties will require personnel to observe and report suspicious

illegal activity as well as protect vessels against maritime piracy.

ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS:

Main consideration of a maritime security operator is to ensure the safety of the crew vessel

and cargo. MSO will assist and conducted training and risk assessment on board vessel so the

master and the crew can continuous normal operation without destruction or disturbance of the

pirates’ armed groups

POSITION:

Team Member, Team Leader, assigned in FST (fleet standard team) as Deployment Manager for

Pilipino, also acting assistant country Manager in villa in Sri Lanka.

December 10 2004 up to May 15 2011 Century Canning Corporations.( C.C.C )

Security Officer Job Duties:

Secures premises and personnel by patrolling property; monitoring surveillance

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equipment; inspecting buildings, equipment, and access points; permitting entry.

Prevents losses and damage by reporting irregularities; informing violators of policy and

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procedures; restraining trespassers.

Completes reports by recording observations, information, occurrences, and surveillance

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activities; interviewing witnesses; obtaining signatures.

Maintains environment by monitoring and setting building and equipment controls.

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Maintains organization's stability and reputation by complying with legal requirements.

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Ensures operation of equipment Emotional Control, Integrity, Safety Management,

Professionalism, Reporting Skills

by completing preventive maintenance requirements; following manufacturer's

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instructions; troubleshooting malfunctions; calling for repairs; evaluating new equipment

and techniques.

Contributes to team effort by accomplishing related results as needed.

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Skills/Qualifications: Lifting, Surveillance Skills Deals with Uncertainty, Judgment, Objectivity,

Dependability, and destination correctly and timely; some drivers would work on an on call

basis from passengers who made reservations ahead of time; lastly, they are to ensure and

maintain the condition of vehicle they are using.

Knowledge and Skills Requirements: They must have good oral communication skills and

possess an outstanding customer care service. They must be familiar with the traffic law and

signs on the streets and follow them. Drivers should know the different and common places of

short cuts, one way streets, etc. Finally, drivers are expected to have skills in solving basic

mathematical problems like computing the total amount of fare, change for the fare and

others.

Working Conditions: Drivers are expected to work anytime from Mondays to Sundays

including holidays and disregarding the type of weather for the day. They are expected to assist

passengers with heavy luggage so they must be physically fit.

2000-2002 Philippine Navy, (MARINES )Armed Forces of the Philippines

Work as Enlisted Personnel in the regular force of the AFP from 15 January to August 12

2006. Was assigned in different units of Philippine Navy MARINES to include Special Operation

Force at MBLT-8 Special Company. And had served as Tactical Battalion sniper and performed

various special operations such as, tactical operation, search and rescue operation. To obtain

obligation to search and reconnaissance the area of the enemy, and to give moral and welfare

of our comrades.

Riflemen are the primary scouts, assault troops, and close combat forces available to the MARF

(Marine Air and Ground Task Force. They are the foundation of the Marine infantry organization,

and as such are the nucleus of the fire team in the rifle squad, the scout team in the Light

Armour Reconnaissance (LAR) squad, scout snipers in the infantry battalion, and

reconnaissance or assault team in the reconnaissance units. Non-commissioned officers are

assigned as fire team leaders, scout team leaders, rifle squad leaders, or rifle platoon guides.

S – 1 PERSONNEL CLERK

• Developed and implemented affirmative action plan for organization experiencing

severe racial disharmony and morale of the troops.

• Analyzed violations of organizational code of conduct and administered disciplinary

actions in accordance with published command guidelines.

• Conceived, planned and directed professional development program for 450 Strengths

of Battalions.

• Planned and conducted monthly groups of working in a highly charged racial

environment.

MBLT-8 Special Operation Forces are employed based on the following corps

capabilities:

• Unconventional Warfare

• Direct Action

• Special Reconnaissance

• Counter-terrorist Operations

• Target Interdiction

Special Operations Forces (SOF)

• The mission of this SOF is to organize, train, equip and provide rapidly deployable forces

and conduct unconventional warfare in all types of operational environment in support

of MBLT-8 mission.

• The Special Forces specializes on the following: unconventional warfare, direct action;

special reconnaissance; psychological warfare and mass base operations.

• Its corps’ capabilities are: direct action, jungle warfare, special reconnaissance, and

sniping operations.

• The mission of this battalion is to conduct counter-terrorist operations in support of

Marines Command mission.

• Light Reaction Company (LRC) troops are skillfully trained on the following corps’

capabilities: surgical close quarter battles and vertical insertion, hostage rescue

and personnel recovery, elimination or capture of notorious terrorists, and target

interdiction.

The Special Operations Force conducts three primary qualification courses to

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provide its personnel with the foundation of knowledge and skills on special

operations.

• The Special Operations Forces is conducted to provide every Special Forces trooper the

foundation on unconventional warfare and highly specialized combat skills.

• The Lead Scout is heavy on direct action and operations that provide the knowledge

and skills attuned to conducting operations.

CERTIFICATES

SHIP SECURITY OFFICER COURSE

ALL STAR MARIME TRAINING CENTER INC.

3RD floor De Leon Centre Bldg. M.H. Del Pilar cor. Nuestra Senora de Guiast.

Ermita, Manila.

GUN SAFETY AND RESPONSIBLE OWNERSHIP SEMINAR

Firearms and Explosive Office

Camp Crame, Quezon City

Given this 23rd January 2013

Control No. EEMD – 012313 – 0012

Valid till 23rd January 2014

ANTI – PIRACY AWARENESS TRAINING

POEA Governing Board Resolution No.4 Memorandum Circular 14

Both series of 2009.

Given this 31st day of May 2011 at Manila Philippines.

AUTOMOTIVE SERVICING

Technical Education and Skills Development Authority

Certificate#1000804020011562

BASIC SAFETY COURSES:

Personal Survival Technique

Fire Prevention and Fire Fighting

Elementary First Aid

Personal Safety and Social Responsibility

PROPECIENCY IN SURVIVAL CRAFT AND RESCUE BOATS

(OTHER THAN FAST RESCUE BOAT) STCW -78 CONVENTIONS.

CERTIFED SECURITY PROFESSIONAL

Given by: Philippine Society For Industrial Security, Inc.

MARINE BASIC WARRIOR COURSE

HEADQUARTERS MARINE CORPS TRAINING CENTER, PHILIPPINE MARINE CORPS AT FORT

BONIFACIO, TAGUIG CITY, METRO MANILA (10TH DAY OF JULY, 2000).

SPECIAL OPERATION ORIENTATION COURSE CLASS 01-01

Headquarters Marine Battalion Landing Team-8, Barangay Bayanga, Matanog, and

Maguindanao.

Reference Person:

Eamon Dolan MSO Maritime Security

Aurel Cretu MSO Maritime Security

Nick Murphy MSO Maritime Security

PERSONAL PROFILE:

Birth date : December 17, 1975

Civil Status : Single

Citizenship : Filipino

Home address : Phase 8ABlk 181 Lot 1A Pkg. Bagong Silang Caloocan City.

Philippines.

Weight : 81kgs

Height : 175 cm’s

Email address : **************@*****.*** / ********************@*****.***

Passport number : EB8652149

Seaman book No. : B1279520

SRC : 0501532-04

CERTIFICATION

I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ALL INFORMATION ENTERED HEREWITH IS TRUTHFUL AND CORRECT. I

AFFIX MY SIGNATURE BELOW TO ATTEST TO THE TRUTHFULNESS OF HEREIN DECLARATION.

CHITO SEBASTIAN

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