unarm officer

TRAVIS A. BUTLER

Clinton, MD *****● 301-***-****(h) ●240-***-**** (c) ● **************@*****.***

Security Clearance:

Office of Personnel Management Suitability Assessment

Veteran’s Preference:

N/A

Skills and Qualification Summary:

• Fast learner

• Great Customer Service

• Provides well-thought out solutions

• Punctual

• Multi-tasks

• Meet deadlines

• Team player

Experience:

American Security Programs (ASP) Reston,VA 16 Hrs Weekly

Unarmed security officer April 2015 - june 2016

ASP Phone Number: [703]834-8900

Supervisor : Jeff Teague

Duties & Responsibilities:

Observe and report

Overnight security at an microsoft building "fireeye"

walk the floors once within that hour make sure no fires, electric fires, smoke, or gas in the building

check server rooms on two floors 7th & 8th, to make sure temperature is not to high and/or leaks

contact headquarters "GSOC" once every 30 mins

Department of Criminal Justice Services "DCJS" ID: valid until 3/31/2018

The Club at Andrews, Joint Base Andrews, MD 301-***-****

Banquet Waiter/food Service Worker Nov 2011- Present 40 Hrs Weekly

• Set up for events, carry trays, serve guests and clean up at the event's conclusion.

• Design and arrange creative displays for banquets to include putting out tablecloths and place settings, arranging table placement and putting up a buffet.

• Maintain focus on the job while staying on their feet and moving about freely, which can include bending, climbing stairs and carrying items weighing 25-50 pounds.

• Communicate with guest and management while following directions efficiently and meeting the physical demands of the job.

• Present a positive attitude while performing duties and providing guest services.

• Ensure adherence to health and safety standards at all times, even when closing down at the end of the event, which may include breaking down the table set up and taking tablecloths and linens to the laundry.

Target, Springfield, VA, Guest Services

Flow team member (Seasonal) November 2014 – January 2015 20 Hrs Weekly

• Unload merchandise to stock on the sales floor

• Locate and place extra merchandise into the stockroom

• Prepare new merchandise for easy stocking

• Stock merchandise on the sales floor

• And more Understand and utilize current store promotions, loyalty programs, and merchandising techniques in order to drive sales, maximize the customer experience.

Education/Training:

Prince Georges Community College, Largo, MD (2012)

Laurel High School, Laurel, MD (2011)

Department of Transportation Non Commercial Class “C” drivers certification

Microsoft Office Suite Programs: Outlook and Word

Awards:

Certificate of appreciation outstanding support of Tops in Blues 2012

Certificate of appreciation team member of The Club at Joint Base Andrews Oct 2013

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