Gregory J Polk

**** **** ** *** ** Paso TX ***** C: (915) - 803-4250 ad14ja@r.postjobfree.com

Hello: My name is Gregory Polk:

I'm interested in working for you. I am a high school graduate from El Paso Texas. I graduated in 1984 with a class a fool for 525 people. I'm a self-motivated kind of person. 1985 rejoin the United States army I went into the service of the 31V/25U, this is a radio repairman. For the first 8 years of my life in the army all did were repair radios, AM, FM radios. I worked lot electronics, learning to rewire, readings to skim attics. At the forefront of satellite communications in 1996 Assigned to fort sill Oklahoma to test out the first set of Mobil Scriber equipment. What we today we call cell phones. Also assist it the creation of seminars radio systems commonly known as frequency hopping secure systems. I learned about communications. I have a little knowledge of digital communications, FM and AM PCM in a very other varieties. I've worked on the switchboard when I was me us army for ground communications. After I completed my first 8 years of a communications satellite operator, I was caught up in the drawdown of the United States army. From the 1993 to 1995 I lived in El Paso Texas working odd jobs to support my family.

As an airman in the United States navy reserves I learned about explosives and detonations from air and ground explosions. Which intended show me that I had other potential to learn about. I even attempt to go the Spartan aeronautics school, which as I said did not bold well as I had to come home in 1996 due to a divorce from my first wife. There in I was a single father raising a four year olds son. Back in 1993 I decided and got interested in truck driving. Over the road trucking had become profitable at that time. I work for many companies such as schneider national, PTL, J.B. hunt. The one thing I learned about trucking as it was a fast life. I stay around the trucking the trucking industry for about nine years. Learning a trait that was kind of easy to learn, and enjoyable to me. Transportation industry seemed to be a great deal for me. But be in a single father, gave it kind of a shower look. In 1996 and went to work for the Dept. of Defense working at roads and grounds for fort bliss Texas. I was a gardener close a motor vehicle operator. In this job I learned heavy equipment, demolition, taking care of large fields, plumbing and fence line work among a lot of other things that have marred when I was approaching grounds. One of the best things about Rosen rounds was working as a greater operator.

1998 I joined the Texas National Guard. I would complete over 20 years of Federal Service in uniform. This means I spent eight years on active duty and almost 11 in the Texas National Guard. In 2001 I was shaken up by the attack of our country. Already working on fort bliss, I volunteered to be an army police officer. I work to beat for almost six years before was deployed in 2003. In my deployment in 2003 with the Texas National Guard, I deployed with a transportation unit, 1836 HETT combat team. In 2004 I was medevac back to Texas due eight injuries during combat. I stay on active duty till 2006. Getting out of the army as a staff Sergeant in 2006. Emergency Medical Dispatch Life Support care through pre-arrival instructions to callers, Refers non-emergent callers to appropriate civilian and governmental agencies. Notifies EMS of street closures and sprinkler systems that are out of service. Coordinates and prioritizes patient transports. Maintains reports and retrieves needed statistical information using the local authority's fire incident reporting system(s). Monitor post wide computerized fire and security alarm systems, determining type of alarm and appropriate response. Operate computer based Hazardous Materials databases to provide field units with accurate information during emergencies. I'm hoping that my cover letter has given you a nine to have to type a person and is asking you for a job with your agency. I'm open to any questions that anyone has about the past and my history. I've always been and open and an honest person.

Yours truly

Gregory J Polk

My present job: 04/08/2008- present job

As an Emergency Service Dispatcher, provides emergency police, fire and medical services to the public by answering emergency 911 calls and responding with appropriate personnel and equipment. Maintains an accurate status of all emergency response equipment and personnel to assure prompt and accurate response. Provides Advanced Emergency Medical Dispatch Life Support care through pre-arrival instructions to callers. Refers non-emergent callers to appropriate civilian and governmental agencies. Notifies EMS of street closures and sprinkler systems that are out of service. Coordinates and prioritizes patient transports. Maintains reports and retrieves needed statistical information using the local authority's fire incident reporting system(s). Monitor post wide computerized fire and security alarm systems, determining type of alarm and appropriate response. Operate computer based Hazardous Materials databases to provide field units with accurate information during emergencies. Supervisor: - 915-***-**** Contact: Yes. Pay Grade: GS - 2151 - 6. Salary: $42,000.00 per year. Hours per week: 40 A highly talented Public Safety Dispatcher with huge experience in providing emergency assistance to the public and to officers on duty; communicating with Public Safety personnel including law enforcement officers, EMS personnel, fire personnel, and public works personnel for multiple agencies More than 6 year's experience.

Dispatch personnel and equipment to scene of emergency while maintaining radio contact, scan status charts and computer screen to determine units available. Enter information into CAD System verifying the location and determining the appropriate responder. Deep knowledge of the operation of telephone, radio, computer assisted dispatch and other communications equipment. Receive and prioritize calls and complaints from the public concerning crimes, fires and emergencies; question the caller to determine the nature of the problem Operate the fire alarm room, dispatch firefighting apparatus, ambulances, rescue equipment and first aid services. Operates the NCIC Terminal; makes inquiries, entries, modification, clearance, location, cancellation and validation against computerized records. Maintain a current library of NCIC Code Manual, local policies/ procedures and Criminal Justice Information system Manual for the telecommunications center. Compile statistical data reports, receives, sorts, route incoming mail and correspondence. Utilize computer aided dispatch in assisting fire, police and medical personnel. Receive call relaying message/ dispatching transmit police, fire and other emergency assistance calls. Operate communication/ alarm systems that directly monitor gates, range badge systems, Fast Burst Reactor protocols and Hazardous situations involving several agencies. DEPT.OF

ARMY

10/2002/10/2006

Ft Bliss, TX

FT Bliss, TX US Grade Level: GS Salary: 30000 USD per Year Hours per week: 40 Policemen, 0083 Protects the public from attack, mugging and robbery. Takes prisoners under control where possible and transports them to jail or other restraining facility. Works in traffic control and issues tickets (court summons) to violators of traffic laws. Disperses unruly crowds Renders first aid at accidents if there are no others more highly qualified (physicians, nurses, MDA) on scene. Serves warrants and makes arrests of sought persons. Examines medical and dental x-rays, fingerprints and other information to identify bodies held in morgue. Testifies in court to present evidence regarding cases. Guard's prisoners detained at police station or in detention room pending hearings. Searches all prisoners for weapons, contraband, drugs and other harmful articles. May investigate offenders and causes for arrest and make recommendations to magistrate concerning disposition of the case. In most jurisdictions, whether on or off duty, these officers are expected to exercise their authority whenever necessary (Based on DOT [Police Officer I, II, III] Maintains communications with mobile patrol units and posts and passes directions and information to officers on patrol assignment. Maintains surveillance of alarm systems conducts operational checks and dispatches police in response to activated alarms. Maintains associated military police blotters, journals and various military police reports in accordance with established procedures. Enforces speed limits by operating radar or other speed-detection equipment, pursues speeding vehicles and issues citations for speeding and parking violations.

PTL

trucking

10/2006 to 10/2007 Maury, United

States, Kentucky

Supervisor: tony - 915-***-****; Contact: Yes Pay Grade: 0 Salary: $40,000.00 per year Duties: Duties: Drives truck with capacity of more than 3 tons to transport and deliver cargo, materials, or damaged vehicle. Maintains radio or telephone contact with base or supervisor to receive instructions or be dispatched to new location. Maintains truck log according to state and federal regulations. Keeps record of materials and products transported. Positions blocks and ties rope around items to secure cargo for transport. Cleans, inspects, and services vehicle. Operates equipment on vehicle to load, unload, or disperse cargo or materials. Obtains customer signature or collects payment for goods Cementing Operator

Assistant/ Halliburton

10/2007 to

Hobbs nm USA. Learn from the best in this entry-level role as Cementing Operator Assistant I. You will assist during the rigging up and down of cementing service equipment on work locations. In this job you will learn the operation of cement pumping and mixing equipment, blenders, liquid additive metering systems, manifold equipment, and cementing plug leasing tools. You will also assist in performing pre- and post-trip vehicle inspections and associated paperwork and reports. Experience:

NG/ASSIT TRUCK MASTER 1836 TRANS TX NG 1836 TRANPATATON HETT CO MOSC 88M3O. Supervises drivers performing preventive maintenance checks and services

(PMCS) on vehicles. Operates in the truck terminal as a squad leader. Trains new drivers and manages the driver sustainment training program. Plans, organizes, and operates a motor vehicle convoy. Performs convoy route reconnaissance. Commands a convoy march unit or serial. Supervises transporting of all types of cargo. Posts and controls guards used to prevent pilferage and vandalism of cargo and equipment. Takes charge of vehicle recovery. Supervises personnel preparing vehicles for deployment.

Vehicle operator DPW Drive

vehicles ranging in size from sedan to 52 passenger buses & water/van truck of less tha capacity,with up to four wheel drive. Observe time schedule; follow established routes & speed limits. Load/unload passengers/equipment ensuring that capacity observed/authorized persons transported. Direct cargo loading/unloading ensuring capacity observed/authorized cargo transported. Complete records to include miles/hours operated, gas/oil/lubricant added & number passengers transported. Perform vehicle maintenance. Classify clothing/individual equipment. Group items per make, size, stock number, etc. Determine size using standard size chart, ruler, & tape measure. Dismantle items by removing patches, buttons, grommets, buckles, etc. El Paso TX, TX US Grade Level: WG. Salary: 26000 USD per Year. Hours per week: 40+. COMMO SGT US ARMY

Technical School. us army 31v/25U course Telecommunications mechanics at this level have skill in using test equipment such as: oscilloscopes, digital millimeters, signal generators, digital transmission test sets, computerized analog measuring systems, PCM span and repeater test sets, cable fault locator, optical time domain reflect meters, and optical power meters to perform test.Education and Training

High School Diploma: gen study gen education

03/1996 to 06/2005 Ft Bliss, TX

03/1997 to 10/2001 Ft Bliss, TX

06/1985 to 04/1993 FT SILL, OK

Education Andress High School Army advance training schools 31 Victor/ 25U 63 Juliet 54 echo 91 Yankee 88 mike 0085 As a Security Guard you will control access of vehicles and personnel to installation or restricted and controlled areas within the installation. Ensure only authorized personnel have access by stopping persons and vehicles, establishing and verifying the identity of all persons seeking access by closely reviewing authorized facility issued credentials. Guard a broad range of highly sensitive items applying stringent security measures Skill

Army, cable, CAD, charts, CICs, Hardware, Criminal Justice, databases, delivery, dispatching, drivers, electronics, Fast, faxes, first aid, law enforcement, Materials, access, mail, Works, radar, weapons, monitors, network, networks, oil, oscilloscopes, personnel, Police, policies, protocols, radio, reporting, Safety, signal generators, Supervisor, telecommunications, telephone, test equipment, TOC, transmission, type, validation, video, view, voice communications, warrants, Articles.

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