Training Security

Objective

To be employed in the Law Enforcement profession, I would like to render my experiences and knowledge in the field of law enforcement to others by teaching some important principle of life, honesty, dedication, and respect in the workplace. I am a respected leader with over twenty years of military experience which include the Army National Guard and Reservist.

Education

A.A. Criminal Justice August 2015 Saint Leo University

Major: Criminal Justice

Related coursework: Police Science

Current Training and Certifications:

Mandate BJCOT / Jan 2016

S.E.R.T Basic / May 2016

Sergeants Academy / Mar 2017

Management Tier 1 / April 2017; Tier 2 / May 2017; Tier 3 / July 2017

Supervisor Level 1 / May 2017; Level 2 / June 2017

POST Instructor Training / Nov 2017

Aikido Control Training / Feb 2018

Senior Instructor Training / Jun 2019

Tactical Communication Verbal Judo Training / Feb 2020

Skills & Abilities

Leadership

Trained peers and subordinates to exceed standards put forth in Army regulations to achieve maximum duty proficiency. Earned Commandant’s List honors by graduating in the top 15 of 128 Staff Sergeants as a Sergeant during Advanced Leader’s course. Created lesson plans used to train basic combat trainees on improvised explosive device recognition (IED) and counter-IED tactics.

Management

Developed rotational guard rosters to maintain consistent area coverage. Effectively completed assigned tasks within set deadlines by delegating duties appropriately. Constantly evaluated subordinates for promotion and special recognition. Recommended disciplinary action and developed corrective plan of action as appropriate.

Communication

Taught blocks of instruction to subordinates, peers, and supervisors to enhance unit’s overall mission readiness. Coordinate resources in support of unit’s mission. Communicate between multiple entities and levels off command simultaneously to ensure mission success.

Experience

Public Safety Training Instructor III Apr 2019 – Present

Create training schedules for all company departments, track and create reports on outcomes of all training and maintain training records for the company.

Train new hires on company policies and procedures and use the best training methods for a specific purpose or audience.

Gather and evaluate information from employees and management on previous training to identify weaknesses and areas that need additional training.

Attend seminars and meetings to learn new training methods and techniques and use the knowledge to prepare and coordinate future training sessions.

Recruit and train new Trainers, delegate training tasks to the new Trainers and evaluate performance.

Market company training opportunities to employees and provide information on benefits to encourage participation.

Inform employees on scheduled training and track their progress.

Recommend training materials and methods, order and maintain in-house training equipment and facilities and manage the budget set for training.

Public Safety training Instructor I Oct 2017 – Apr 2019

Under general supervision, trains public safety personnel through classroom lectures, demonstrations, and field exercises. Provides training in advanced or specialized topics. Develops or revises training ford assigned institutions or programs. Develops capability of instructing for multiple course or program areas. Develops and updates lesson plans, keeps training records. Schedules training. Administers and scores tests and quizzes. Rates trainees in field exercise.

S.E.R.T Commander Dekalb Regional youth Detention Center Jan 2017 – Oct 2017

Respond to emergency and non-emergency calls within the facility. Verbally issue commands to all team members and youths for operational purposes. Train and perform team building exercises for all staff members to ensure facility is running properly. Attend required meeting for supervisors. Sign off on all disciplinary actions issued to youth in the event of an incident. Maintain facility SECURITY. Implement any new training procedures that could be applied and used in the facility. Apply emergency response techniques as outlined in state emergency response service protocol according to scope of practice. Emergency vehicle operator. Select proper route and navigate through dense populations in order to reduce transportation times. Assist high level of care if needed with team members.

S.E.R.T JCO Dekalb Regional Youth Detention Center Mar 2016 – Jan 2017

Respond to emergency and non-emergency incidents that transpire at the facility. Assist officers with room/cell breakdown in search of contraband or any items not authorized at facility. Monitor and observe incidents not authorized at the facility. Counsel and/or recommend youth in event disciplinary actions are required. Ensure all duty stations are properly secured and related equipment is in proper working order and in compliance with standards operating procedure.

Juvenile Detention Officer Dekalb Regional Detention Youth Center Oct 2015 – Mar 2016

Supervise the recreational and work activities of youths. Maintain order and security, conduct counts to ensure all youth are present. Observe how youths respond to one another. Conduct inspections and searches of youths property, living quarters to locate contraband. Ensure all areas remain clean. May search youth themselves using the pat frisk or strip search methods. Outside support in required for traveling outside the facility.

Instructor / Infantryman / Trainer U.S. Army Jul 1995 – Nov 2015

Assist in the day-to-day operations on an Army Infantry battalion comprised of approximately 800 soldiers. Plan, coordinate, supervise, and revise plans for unit training and other special events. Battle NCO for Tactical Operations Center (TOC). Coordinated support and resources during direct and indirect contact of troops on a constantly evolving battlefield. Receive daily terror threat level briefs and implement appropriate level of security per standard operating procedure. Supervise quarterly company level security drills.

Lead combat patrols. Respond to requests of supplemental security force. Sergeant of the Guard. Interact with Iraqi civilian, military, and paramilitary populations in such a manner as to promote health, well-being, and cohesion. Assist Iraqi population in identifying problems within their villages and developing projects to help eliminate or mitigate issues. Evaluate two rifle team leaders and six subordinate infantrymen for proficiency and promotion potential. Lead a squad/team of up to nine soldiers. Train subordinates on basic job deployment operations in preparation for travel to a combat zone.

Operate as a member of an Army Infantry rifle squad. Conduct searches of buildings and facilities. Maintain proficiency with assigned weapon systems and on duty related tasks. Use various types of communication equipment. Operate in austere conditions.

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