Security Clearance Officer

CURRICULUM VITAE

Swaleh Juma Abubakar

P.O BOX **0 KILIFI, KENYA

Cell Phone +964**********

Email Address : *******@*****.***

Security clearance: MRPT Active

Current address: BDSC Iraq

WORK EXPERIENCE

March 2013 – Up to date PAE IRAQ BDSC (Baghdad Diplomatic Service

Center)

Position Fuel Operator

Duties

• Storage and issue fuel from the tanks, Bladders and fuel trucks

• Performing usage calculations and request service time and amount for tank filling.

Identifying download, storage and issue tanks

• Keep BRAG system up-to-date

• Prepares and checks receiving and shipping documents

• Conducts site inspections to ensure equipment is in required state to meet quality

objectives as per the requirements of the facility checklist daily/weekly/monthly

checks

• Function as pump operator

• Competently operate the meter

• Record all quantities issued and received on the required documentation

Conduct end-of-day fuel reconciliation checks

• Inspect the filters to ensure they function at an optimal level

• Assist maintenance staff during filter element change out

• Conduct refueling vehicle daily/weekly/monthly inspections to ensure the vehicle

meets all QHSE and operational requirements and report inconsistencies to the

supervisor

• Drain all tanks and refuellers as per the set time interval

• Conduct risk assessments on refueling tasks

• Immediately stop refueling if an inconsistency is identified

May 2012- Feb2013 SOC 11C

Position : Armed security Officer

Duties

• Monitor Strategically located cameras

• Answering telephones, gathering information and dispatching officers in a polite,

professional manner.

• Monitoring computerized Fire Alarm Systems, Infant Alarm System, Access Control

Systems, Panic Alarm Systems, analyzing activations and dispatching appropriate

personnel.

• perate CCTV systems and troubleshoot technical problems.

• Review CCTV contents for suspects to assist in investigations.

• Provide time specific video footage, to the client

• Send electronic notifications when required

• Monitor the Security Radio Communication equipment for the officers in the field and

alerting the appropriate personnel in the event of an emergency, unusual circumstances,

and/or “office needs assistance” calls.

• Communicate with, Supervision, studio officers, perimeter officers, and client when

required

• Patrols assigned areas on foot, checking for fires, vandalism, suspicious activity or

persons or safety/fire hazards.

April 2006- May 2007 Panda Flowers Naivasha Kenya

Position Security Officer

Duties

• Provision of secure sites and facilities

• Preventing unauthorised access by non authorised person

• Carry out detailed daily routines & procedures as detailed in Site Security

Instructions, combined with the security policies and procedures

• Monitoring CCTV and managing a variety of environmental and plant alarm

systems

• Meet and greet customers and all other visitors to the company in a

professional and courteous manner

June 1995 KDF (Kenya Department of Defense Retired with 18 years 265

days in services as army officer

June 1994 – May 1995 Kenya Army ( Battalion Sypply NCO)

Position Fuel Operator

Duries

• Inspections and basic maintenance on facilities, fuel systems, and fueling vehicles

• support Quality Control Technicians

• Performing routine and periodic inspections in compliance with company, government

and industry standards.

• Transferring product and monitoring storage tanks, pipelines and related equipment to

ensure good working order.

• Conducting all work in a safe fashion.

• Making required log entries of fuel transactions, quality control and maintenance

• Receiving/dispatching jet fuel, gasoline, diesel fuel, avgas and glycol via pipelines and

trucks

• Transferring product and monitoring storage tanks, pipelines and related equipment to

ensure good working order.

• Making required log entries of fuel transactions, quality control and maintenance

1993 – 1994 UNPROFOR United Nation Protection Force Yugoslavia

Position Fuel Operator

Duties

• Performing routine and periodic inspections in compliance with company, government

and industry standards.

• Transferring product and monitoring storage tanks, pipelines and related equipment to

ensure good working order.

• Making required log entries of fuel transactions, quality control and maintenance

• Receiving/dispatching jet fuel, gasoline, diesel fuel, avgas and glycol via pipelines and

trucks

• Load and unload a fuel truck, safely implementing precautions associated with hazards

of transporting and issuing petroleum products

• Receive, store, account for, document, and issue fuel product in accordance with

specified standard operating procedures and military guidance

• Perform hot and cold refueling of various types of military helicopters and equipment

• Perform operational and preventive maintenance checks on relevant fuel equipment

and vehicles in accordance with standards

• Maintain vehicle logs and submit daily vehicle deficiencies report

• Gauge tanks daily for estimated fuel amount in accordance with requirements

• Observe and follow all safety rules, regulations, and operating procedures, including

wearing required Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) and reporting delays or

accidents

• Perform other duties as assigned

PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATIONS

Feb 2012 K.A.S.O.T.C Amman Jordan

Area covered

• Guard Force Basic Course

1992 Armed Forces Training College Lanet Nakuru, Kenya

Area covered

• Drill and duties Advance Course

1991 Armed Forces Training College Lanet Nakuru, Kenya

Area covered

• Warrant Officer and senior NCO’S Regimental and Admin Course

1990 4th Brigade Langata Kenya

Area covered

• Warrant Officer and senior NCO’S Command Course

1990 4th Brigade Kenya Army Nanyuki

Area covered

• Drill and duties Basic Course

1987 USAIS United State Army Infantry School Ft. Benning Georgia USA

Area covered

• Rangers course 14-87

1985 4th Brigade Githioro, Kenya

Area covered

• Jungle/ Trackers Instructors Course

1981 Royal Air Force Brize Norton United Kingdom

Area covered

• Parachute Jumping Instructors Course

1979 1st Para company Gilgil, Kenya

Area covered

• Parachute Jumping Instructors Section Basic Course

Computer skills

• Proficient in the use of Windows applications and software such

as:-

• Word Processors: MS Word and Word Perfect.

• Spread Sheet: MS Excel.

• Data Base: Ms Access.

• Web Browsers: Netscape & Internet Explorer

• Utilities: MS Office, MS Power Point.

Referees:

David Baya

Assistant Commissioner of police

Kenya Police Hqs

P.O Box 30083

Nairobi Kenya

Tel: +254*********

Capt. Rtd Edward Neitemo Keen

Tel: +254****-******

Nairobi, Kenya

Major david Masikonte

Tel: +254***-******

Nairobi Kenya

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