Physical Security, Training, Life Cycle Logistics, Acquisition

Michael W. Shaner

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EXPERIENCE SUMMARY

Over 33 years of experience in security, force protection, law enforcement management and

operations, threat and vulnerability assessment, Intrusion Detection Systems (IDS), Robotic

Security Technology (RST), Closed Circuit Television (CCTV), Access Control Systems (ACS)

design and operations, security of DoD and Army Arms, Ammunition, and Explosives (AA&E)

and Special Munitions, and conducting security engineering (site) surveys including US Army

Physical Security Inspections and Surveys. Solid operational experience in physical security

systems and subject matter expertise in regulatory requirements that support Department of

Defense (DOD) and Army Physical Security and Force Protection Programs. US Army certified

instructor and physical security inspector. Culminated 26 plus year military career (US

Army/Reserve) serving as the 11th Military Police Brigade Command Sergeant Major.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE RESPONSIBILITIES AND CONTRIBUTIONS

Patricio Enterprises, Fielding Coordinator 3 August 2013-Present

Provides systems engineering and technical assistance (SETA) to Department of the Army (DA),

Joint Program Executive Office for Chemical and Biological Defense (JPEO-CBD), Joint Product

Manager, Force Protection Systems (JPdM-FPS) Acquisition Cell under the Omnibus Program

Engineer and Technical Support (OPETS) Contract.

Conducts fielding activities for the Battlefield Anti-Intrusion System (BAIS) and Lighting Kit Motion

Detector (LKMD) systems to US Army units worldwide. Prepares recommendations and reports to

senior level personnel and/or management in identifying trends and improvements required.

Conducts on-site New Equipment Training (NET) to include lectures and practical exercises. Assists

in development of technical training programs and curriculums on various software and/or hardware

applications and systems. Implements approved revisions to course materials as necessary to improve

training effectiveness. Researches and assists in writing technical and user manuals to support NET.

Works with engineering, technical support, and/or applicable area to ensure that material is accurate

and reflects current production features. Works with senior level personnel and business

units/technical areas in conducting needs assessments for ensure training requirements are met.

Gathers, reviews, and analyzes course evaluations for determining the effectiveness of training.

Maintains a fielding summary database identifying system, location, quantity, date, and units fielded.

Strategy and Management Services (SAMS), Analyst 3 February 2013-August 2013

Provided direct SETA support to DA, JPEO-CBD, PdM-FPS

Served as a Subject Matter Expert (SME) to PdM-FPS (Acquisition Cell) for BAIS and LKMD

fielding and equipment turnover, conducted NET, provided information to gaining units and

command elements, and the documented of training and fielding events by submitting daily situation

reports, travel and after action reports.

Computer Sciences Corporation (CSC), Senior Analyst (2/3) May 1990-January 2013

Provided direct SETA support to DA, JPEO-CBD, PdM-FPS

Served as an SME to PdM-FPS for BAIS and LKMD fielding and equipment turnover, conducting

NET, providing information to gaining units and command elements, and the documentation of

training and fielding events by submitting daily situation reports, travel and after action reports.

Served as the Site Coordinator for the Force Protection Equipment Demonstration (FPED)

VIII. Accurately sited in excess of 600 force protection equipment vendors onto a parcel of Stafford

Regional Airport, Stafford, VA with limited space and planning for exhibitor booth space, operational

areas, fence line usage, unattended ground sensor placements, and any other special requirements

during the conduct of the FPED; planned and conducted a vendor site visit; coordinated freight,

shipping, and handing capability including the placement of numerous tractor trailers and

orchestrated a successful night vision demonstration showcasing the latest and state-of-the-art image

intensifiers, thermal imagers, and visible light technologies

Provided program essential support to Mobile Detection Assessment Response System

(MDARS) program in the areas of planning, scheduling, resource allocation, system engineering and

integration, logistics and fielding, and test and evaluation. Developed and conducted operational

scenarios against MDARS Patrol Unit Vehicles (PUVs) and the security force at Hawthorne Army

Depot (HWAD), NV as part of the Center for Army Analysis’ Cost Benefit Analysis; served as a

Government witness for PdM-FPS and provided operational support during the MDARS Production

Verification Testing-2 and 30 Day Endurance Testing; coordinated support operations and provided

oversight fielding MDARS equipment during the Pre-Pilot and Pilot Fielding efforts at HWAD;

assisted in preparation of both Statements of Work (SOW) for the MDARS fielding efforts and

obtained cost estimates from key HWAD personnel for developing the Rough Order of Magnitude

costs for work specified in the SOWs; prepared regulatory requirement matrices for Army Regulation

(AR) 190-11, Security of AA&E; AR 190-13, The Army Physical Security Program; and AR 190-59,

Chemical Agent Security Program identifying where RST (e.g. MDARS) could be used in the

physical protection of US Army assets; developed the Data Preparation Package (DPP) for the

installation of MDARS at the High Desert Force Protection Systems Evaluation Facility, HWAD, NV;

conducted on-site analysis and installation oversight for MDARS equipment at HWAD throughout

the Early User Appraisal, Pilot Test, Cold Weather Excursion and follow-on exercise, Hot Weather

Excursion, and Production Qualification Testing-2; developed the Memorandum of Notification

(MON) and Material Fielding Agreement (MFA) for the installation of MDARS at HWAD; provided

technical support to PdM-FPS on the development, coordination, and conduct of 12 MDARS “Quick

Look” and 10 Engineering Site Surveys (ESSs) including scheduling and coordination of meetings

and site visits, preparation of meeting announcements and agendas, presentation materials, trip

reports, and numerous after action correspondence; and prepared and delivered numerous draft and

final Site Survey Reports which documented the ESS findings. The ESSs also addressed the

integration of RST into a given installation’s intrusion detection, access control, and CCTV systems

thereby creating a greater security-in-depth concept for protecting its critical resources and

infrastructure.

Served as the Project Leader for a comprehensive physical security survey of the Library of

Congress (LOC) collections at the Adams, Jefferson, and Madison Buildings on Capitol Hill and the

Landover Center Annex, MD and conducting an inventory and condition check of 5,500 books

deemed highly vulnerable to theft and mutilation. Responsible for conducting a very comprehensive

look at the LOC’s electronic security systems (IDS, access control, CCTV, etc.) used for the

protection of the Library’s collections, identifying security shortcomings, and providing both

electronic and procedural recommendations for improving the overall security of the buildings and

the collections within.

Conducted numerous security surveys for the US Army’s Integrated Commercial IDS

(ICIDS) Program. The ICIDS (now generation 4) is the US Army’s state-of-the-art security system

which integrates IDS, CCTV, and access control at US Army installations world-wide. In conjunction

with the ICIDS Selection Application and Installation Guide, the security survey process involved

identifying the type, quantity, and location of ICIDS components required for securing a given asset,

building, or facility, and developing a timeline and cost estimate for installation of the system.

Primarily responsible for manufacturer selection and type of IDS, CCTV and access control

components used at National Maritime Intelligence Center (NMIC), Suitland, MD for securing and

controlling building/floor access and for both open storage and Sensitive Compartments Information

Facilities located throughout the building.

Surveyed and identified the electronic security systems (IDS, CCTV, and access control) used

at a classified intelligence community customer’s facility (Project 514) in the Washington, DC area.

Identified system(s) vulnerabilities and shortcomings, and provided both electronic and procedural

recommendations for providing enhanced security at this critical intelligence community facility.

United States Army (Key Reserve and Active Component Assignments) February 1982-April 2008

• Command Sergeant Major (CSM), March 2004-April 2008. Provided advice and made

recommendations to the 11th Military Police Brigade Commander (Brigadier General) and staff on all

matters pertaining to enlisted personnel for over 2,500 Soldiers ; ensured adherence to command

policies and standards pertaining to performance, care, conduct, appearance, effective personnel

utilization and management; assessed training at all levels; responsible for and provided guidance on

the Noncommissioned Officer Education System (NCOES) and Noncommissioned Officer

Development Program (NCODP) within the brigade; responsible for quality control and review of

Noncommissioned Officer Evaluation Reports (NCOERs) within the brigade to ensure policy and

procedural compliance and timely submission; served as the Board President for Junior and Senior

Enlisted Promotion Boards, Soldier/Noncommissioned Officer of the Year and Best Warrior

Competitions; and appointed as the Brigade Physical Security and Force Protection Officer for

numerous inspections of units and facilities during Command Assistance Visits.

• Acting CSM/Intelligence Noncommissioned Officer/First Sergeant, January 2003 – March

2004. Served as the Acting Brigade CSM for the 220th Military Police Brigade in handling all

enlisted matters for approximately 4,700 Soldiers when the assigned CSM had to demobilize early;

promoted to Sergeant Major at the Mobilization Station and served as the Brigade Vulnerability

Assessment Noncommissioned Officer and Intelligence Noncommissioned Officer in support of

Operation Iraqi Freedom (OIF); supervised eight enlisted Soldiers assigned to the Brigade S2 Section;

conducted Threat and Vulnerability Assessments of key critical infrastructure sites in Kuwait and key

military Main Supply Route (MSR) and communications nodes between Kuwait and Baghdad, Iraq;

appointed and served as the Brigade Physical Security Officer (Additional Duty) in theater

conducting investigations of lost/missing AA&E, sensitive items, and computer resources and

prepared Serious Incident Reports and Communications Security Reports.

• Assistant Commandant, 80th Division Drill Sergeant School, July 2001-December 2002.

Responsible for the discipline, training standards, and moral of all Drill Sergeant Candidates and

cadre; trained and supervised Military Police Drill Sergeants, administrative and supply personnel;

ensured the administrative and academic requirements of the school were met; responsible for the

professional development of all enlisted cadre; verified/ensured unit members were proficient in all

assigned duties; and served as the senior enlisted advisor to the Drill Sergeant School Commandant.

• Instructor, Writer and Inspector, US Army Military Police Corps, December

1987-December 1989. Developed and presented doctrinal literature on the US Army Conventional

and Special Ammunition (Nuclear/Chemical) Security Courses at the US Army Military Police

School (USAMPS); presented physical security instruction to approximately 2,500 students per fiscal

year comprised of officer and enlisted personnel from all Services, DOD civilians, and foreign allied

officers; designated as a SME in the development, writing, publication, and incorporation of newly

devised security doctrine and operational concepts; achieved SME in interior and exterior IDS and

CCTV, security of nuclear and chemical munitions and conventional AA&E, threat and vulnerability

assessments, guard force training, site surveys, and physical security inspections and surveys; and

was detailed to the installation Provost Marshal’s Office for conducting physical security inspections

and surveys of arms rooms, museums, motor pools, Reserve Centers, and other various facilities on

and off of Fort McClellan, AL when not providing military instruction.

AWARDS

Patricio Enterprises Bronze Performance Award, December 2013

CSC North American Public Sector, Global Security Solutions: Excellence in Process Improvement

Award for accomplishments at FPED VIII, September 2011

CSC North American Public Sector, Global Security Solutions: Client Satisfaction Award for Successful

accomplishments at FPED VII, August 2009

Outstanding Student Award, Park University Virginia Campuses, for academic achievement, Summer I

2010

SECURITY CLEARANCE

Active DOD Top Secret Security Clearance (SBPR completed 12 April 2013, adjudicated 10 May 2013)

EDUCATION

BS, Criminal Justice Administration (Law Enforcement and Security), Park University – Parkville,

Missouri (Marine Corps Base Quantico, Virginia), Graduated Summa cum Laude with 4.0

GPA, September 2012

AA, Administration of Justice, Northern Virginia Community College, Woodbridge, VA, 1992

TRAINING

Defense Acquisition University (DAU) Acquisition (ACQ) Level I Certification in Program Management

(PM1), Engineering (EN1), Production, Quality, and Manufacturing (PQM1), and Test and Evaluation

(T&E1), 2014

DAU ACQ/Logistics Level II Certification, 2013

Electronic Security Systems (ESS) Design Course, Huntsville, AL, 2006

National Electric Code Electrical Systems in Hazardous Locations, University of Wisconsin – Madison

College of Engineering, Madison, WI, 2001

1999 National Electric Code Review, University of Toledo – College of Engineering, Toledo, OH, 2001

US Army Sergeants Major Academy, Fort Bliss, TX, 2006

US Army Terrorism Counteraction Course, Fort McClellan, AL, 1989

US Army Instructor Training Course, Fort McClellan, AL, 1988

US Army Special Ammunition (Nuclear/Chemical) Security Course, Fort McClellan, AL, 1988

US Army Conventional Physical Security Course, Fort McClellan, AL, 1987

US Army Military Police Investigator Course, Vilsek, Germany, 1985

US Army Military Police Course, Fort McClellan, AL, 1982

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