Jeffrey P. Barrett

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Newport News, VA 23602

1-229-***-****

Physical Security/Security Specialist

adk08p@r.postjobfree.com

Transitioning military veteran with an active Secret Security Clearance and 20 years of proven experience in the United States Army (USA). Accomplished measurable results while working for USAG Humphreys, USA Medical Command (USAMEDCOM) and The Office of the Surgeon General (OTSG) in a dynamic, fast-paced environment. Possesses extensive knowledge in physical security, antiterrorism, personnel security, emergency management, risk assessment, risk mitigation, team leadership, and interpersonal communication. Has a comprehensive background in operations management, Physical Security, Personnel Security, customer service, and process improvement derived from conducting domestic and global operations. Career supported by Department of Defense training and Masters of Science in Criminal Justice and Masters of Business Administration.

Skills & Expertise

Physical Security

Operations Management

Risk Assessment

Project Management

Antiterrorism

Emergency Management

Crime Prevention

Team Leadership

Personnel Security

Training and Development

Risk Mitigation

Interpersonal Communication

Professional Experience

Operations Sergeant/Physical Security NCO

United States Army 53D Movement Control Battalion

Fort Eustis Virginia

October 2019 – September 2020 (Retirement)

60 hours/week

Annual Salary: 54,201.60

First and Last Name of Supervisor: MAJ Christopher Ruggles

Supervisor Phone number: 210-***-****

May we contact this supervisor? Yes

ANALYTICAL THINKING AND PROBLEM-SOLVING:

Serves as an Operations Sergeant in the 53D Movement Control Battalion, comprised of Multiple Movement Control Companies, and Dive Units. Responsible for the Movement of all equipment within the battalion and obtaining highway convoy clearances.

Served as the Physical Security Advisor to the Battalion Commander, ensure he understood and remained in compliance with AR 190-11 and AR 190-13.

Assist the Operations Sergeant Major in the planning, preparation, and execution of combat training mission and real-world missions.

Enforces tactical and Soldier discipline supervises and assist the Battalion School, Training and Defense Travel System NCO on all upcoming missions, and TDY’s

Assisted in the planning, and execution of deployment of three units with-in the battalion; ensuring all aspects of physical security were covered and in compliance.

INFORMATION, INDUSTRIAL, AND PERSONNEL SECURITY:

Served as Battalion physical security Noncommissioned Officer (NCO); responsible for the unit’s physical security program to include, crime prevention, accountability of Arm Ammunition & Explosives (AA&E) keys, key logs, and building security; performed duties as military police duty officer for 53D Movement control Battalion

Interprets security directives and resolves complex or unique security issues

Conducted over eight Physical Security Arms Room inspections within the 53D Movement Control Battalion; exceeding the 18th Airborne standard

Inspected by the 7th Transportation Brigade receiving all commendable and zero no-go’s

Assessed risks and threats of theft, explosions, fire, emergency evacuations, and unauthorized access capabilities to the site, facility, restricted areas, materials, and information.

Secured and maintained inventory of firearms, tactical weapons and sensitive combat equipment valued at over $4M.

Accomplishments

Tested, passed, and awarded the DOD Physical Security Certification (PSC)

Provost Sergeant

United States Army Garrison-Humphrey

Camp Humphreys, South Korea

September 2018 – September 2019

60 hours/week

Annual Salary: 54,201.60

First and Last Name of Supervisor: Charles T. Walker (GS-14)

Supervisor Phone number: 315-***-****

May we contact this supervisor? Yes

INFORMATION, INDUSTRIAL, AND PERSONNEL SECURITY:

Supervised 40 personnel and oversaw daily operations while advising the Provost Marshal (PM) and Directorate of Emergency Services (DES) director on law enforcement regulations for the largest overseas installation.

Served as incident commander for a Murder on Christmas Eve; coordinated the coordinated local and federal law enforcement (Criminal Investigation Division) and with K9 support using multiple agency’s; resulting in the arrest of the Subject.

Conducted name checks in JPAS and processed DD form 2875 (System Authorization Access Request/SAAR) ensuring the proper personnel obtain and maintained the proper clearance for the level of systems they were requesting.

ANALYTICAL THINKING AND PROBLEM-SOLVING:

Established monthly and unannounced DUI checkpoints which decreased the number of DUI’s within the Camp Humphreys community.

PROFESSIONAL COMMUNICATION:

Serve as senior functional staff non-commissioned officer responsible for advising upper level organizations and management on matters relating to Military Police and Law Enforcement operations.

Provide staff support to commander for law enforcement issues involving U.S. military and civilian personnel.

PLANNING AND ORGANIZING:

Provide staff supervision; prepare plans, procedures, and operational orders as Provost Sergeant, Operations Sergeant, and Security NCO in support of installation law and order operations and security of installations.

Accomplishments:

Received an IMPACT Army Commendation Medal from the 8th US Army (8A) Commanding General (LTG Bills, Michael) for the planning and security of the 75th 8A Anniversary event which the installation was open to the entire Korean Peninsula.

Rated at the best Provost Marshal Office in Korea for FY 18.

Decrease crime over 70% by using a proactive approach within the Military Police Investigations Division.

Decrease a backlog of cases by 85%; impowering commanders to meet suspense on completing adjunctions.

Assumed duties as the Provost Marshall for 8 months; working multiple levels above paygrade.

Physical Security Specialist Antiterrorism Officer Personnel Security Specialist

United States Army

USAMEDCOM

Falls Church, VA

May 2016 – August 2018

50 hours/week

Annual Salary: 54,201.60

First and Last Name of Supervisor: Veronica D. Dudley (GG-15)

Supervisor Phone number: 703-***-****

May we contact this supervisor? Yes

INFORMATION, INDUSTRIAL, AND PERSONNEL SECURITY:

Provides operations, physical security, antiterrorism, and personnel security expertise and support to four Regional Health Commands (RHC) and two major subordinate activities which encompass 8 medical centers, 24 community hospitals, and 15 health and dental centers/clinics

Plans, organizes, formulates, and supervises the security systems for the Office of The Surgeon General and USAMEDCOM regarding physical security and antiterrorism; executes operations related to training, security, intelligence, and force protection for a three star Army Direct Reporting Unit headquarters

Assists with the development and implementation of policies, procedures, programs, and standards for the Physical Security Program, Antiterrorism Program, Personnel Security Program, Insider Threat Program, and Continuous Evaluation Program

Assesses the requirements to support the introduction of new security technology to improve subordinate organizations’ programs and systems

Determines the readiness posture of USAMEDCOM organizations, personnel, and special reaction forces to deter and withstand terrorist attacks; evaluates the effectiveness of intelligence processing and dissemination systems and recommends modifications where needed

Reviews adequacy and weaknesses within the AT/FP Program; evaluates cohesiveness of all elements of AT/FP systems; evaluates alternative and emerging security systems for application within the command; performs on-site inspections and assists with visits to off-post sites to assess antiterrorism plans and measures; participates in AT/FP assessments and exercises

Identifies security clearance requirements and associated Position Sensitivity Codes for table of distribution and allowances positions; initiates and processes background investigation requests for personnel who require access to classified material

Maintains electronic access systems for command to ensure no unauthorized access is gained; receives, reviews, and submits reports of possible security violations; manages personnel adverse actions; letters of intent, requests for information/evaluation for proficiency

Reviews investigative records to determine if employees or persons to be employed meet security standards and requirements for employment

Verified security clearances and initiated site visits for numerous classified meetings through JPAS database

ANALYTICAL THINKING AND PROBLEM-SOLVING:

Conducts analysis of hospitals, medical clinics, and medical research facilities physical security plans and survey reports for compliance with existing regulations, policies and procedures

Assists subordinate units with surveys, analyzing crime statistics, identifies problem or vulnerable areas, and provides recommendations to enhance the effectiveness of command and activities security measures

Interprets security directives and resolves complex or unique security issues

Initiated national security background investigations (Top Secret, Secret, Confidential) utilizing the Electronic Questionnaires for Investigations Processing (e-Qip) through the Joint Personnel Adjudication System (JPAS) and other Government Database and methods

PROFESSIONAL COMMUNICATION:

Attends, participates, and provides input to the chairperson of the protection working group; develops and implements the physical security portion of USAMEDCOM Antiterrorism/Force Protection (AT/FP) program

Provides recommendations concerning implementation of policies and procedures, standards, training, and methods for identifying and protecting information, personnel, property, facilities, operations, or material from unauthorized disclosure, misuse, theft, assault, vandalism, espionage, sabotage, or loss; provides program guidance and requirements to command personnel

Evaluates written guidance for completeness and compliance with Department of Defense (DoD), Department of the Army, USAMEDCOM requirements; facilitates the innovation of initiatives to optimize physical and information security systems

PLANNING AND ORGANIZING:

Develops and remains current on performance of work standards for contract guard services within USAMEDCOM area of responsibility; reviews major construction and renovation projects to ensure physical security requirements are met

Participates in the Organization Inspection Program; conducts staff assistance visits, site visits, and annual inspections of RHC and Field Operating Activities physical security programs; advises commanders on the deficiencies noted on their physical security program, crime prevention program, and key control, ensuring compliance with provisions of applicable regulations

Assists USAMEDCOM subordinate organizations in the development and implementation of an integrated AT/FP program; analyzes and evaluates force protection plans and recommends changes and counter measures as needed

Creates access rosters and procedures to be implemented for personnel who have access to classified material; generates reports to monitor pending actions and periodic reinvestigation needs; maintains, reviews, and updates Joint Personnel Adjudication System (JPAS) data; ensures that substantive administrative and security information contained in the security data base and JPAS is accurate and up to date

Planned, coordinated, and executed security measures and contingency plans for 2016 - 2018 Army Medicine Leaders’ Forum and 2016, 2017 and 2018 USAMEDCOM military ball which were attend by general officers, senior executive services, senior army leaders, Department of the Army civilians, soldiers, and family members

Accomplishments:

Awarded by the Department of the Army as the top G-34 (Protection Cell) for FY16

Platoon Sergeant

United States Army – 188th Military Police Company

Camp Carroll South Korea

July 2015 – July 2016

60 hours/week

Annual Salary: 51,564.00

First and Last Name of Supervisor: CPT Darren Newborn

Supervisor Phone number: 619-***-****

May we contact this supervisor? Yes

ANALYTICAL THINKING AND PROBLEM-SOLVING:

Managed the unit’s Equal Opportunity (EO) and Sexual Harassment Assault Response Prevention (SHARP) program; responsible for training and education of over 150 soldiers; conducted command climate survey and advised the commander on the unit’s command climate; received and investigated EO policy violations; mediated and resolved Soldiers complaints and issues

Formulated and implemented programs, plans, and procedures designed to promote equal opportunity in the unit; monitored execution of equal opportunity programs and recommended actions and methods to correct inadequacies

PLANNING AND ORGANIZING:

Led and managed the training, care, development, and professional growth of forty-two Soldiers, including the accountability and serviceability of deployment equipment worth in excess of $5,000,000

Planned, resourced, and coordinated field cycle and weapons qualification trainings; recognized as the best platoon in the battalion; platoon’s training plans were used as the blueprint and standards for the rest of the unit to follow

Served as company’s physical security Noncommissioned Officer (NCO); responsible for the unit’s physical security program to include, crime prevention, accountability of Arm Ammunition & Explosives (AA&E) keys, key logs, and building security; performed duties as military police duty officer for Area IV installations within South Korea; provided safety and security for 20,000 military, civilians, and local nationals

Operations Sergeant and Instructor Writer

United States Army – Maneuver Support Center of Excellence (MSCOE)

Fort Leonard Wood, MO

June 2012 – June 2015

60 hours/week

Annual Salary: 51,564.00

First and Last Name of Supervisor CSM Mitch Prater

Supervisor Phone number: 573-***-****

May we contact this supervisor? Yes but contact me first (Retired CSM)

INFORMATION, INDUSTRIAL, AND PERSONNEL SECURITY:

Tracked and Manage the Commanding General Calendar to ensure he was tracking all taskings, meetings, and Town Halls

ANALYTICAL THINKING AND PROBLEM-SOLVING:

Served as the range Non-Commission Officer in Charge for a newly Location of Misses and Hits (LOMAH); improving the accuracy of Basic Training Soldiers, and Permanent Party Soldiers marksmanship.

Facilitated and instructed the training on Basic Marksmanship for the M4 carbine and 9MM pistol.

PROFESSIONAL COMMUNICATION:

Trained over 40,000 initial entry training Soldiers to serve as future leaders in units within the US Army; accumulated over 10,000 training hours

PLANNING AND ORGANIZING:

Coordinated the development and integration of military police AT/FP doctrine in support of the United States Army's Antiterrorism Strategic Plan

Planned, conducted, and evaluated studies of existing programs of instruction to determine appropriateness of prerequisites, objectives, subject coverage, instructional methods, sequencing, and evaluations, and recommended changes; created course and instructional materials for basic marksmanship courses in the packaging field

Planned, coordinated and facilitated 3 Drill Sergeant Leader Selection program to determine the selection of Drill Sergeants to attend the Academy and train NCO’s to be Drill Sergeants

Platoon Sergeant

United States Army – 554th Military Police Company

Stuttgart Germany

May 2009 – May 2012

60 hours/week

Annual Salary: 51,564.00

First and Last Name of Supervisor 1SG Brian Horn

Supervisor Phone number: 314-***-****

May we contact this supervisor? Yes

INFORMATION, INDUSTRIAL, AND PERSONNEL SECURITY:

Served law enforcement patrol Duty Officer; responsible for day to day law enforcement activities including securing crime scenes, investigating crimes, interviewing witnesses, victims, and suspects

Performed duty of incident commander for three chemical, radiological, and nuclear attack training exercises in Stuttgart Germany

ANALYTICAL THINKING AND PROBLEM-SOLVING:

Responsible for the health and welfare, discipline, training, safety and professional development of forty-two soldiers; prepared soldiers for worldwide deployments in support of unit’s missions

PROFESSIONAL COMMUNICATION:

Managed the unit’s Equal Opportunity (EO) Program; responsible for training and education of over 250 soldiers; conducted survey and advised the commander on the unit’s command climate; received and investigated EO policy violations; mediated and resolved soldier’s complaints and issues

PLANNING AND ORGANIZING:

Trained and evaluated Soldiers on doctrine in support of combat and garrison operations; responsible for the maintenance and accountability of military equipment worth over $5,000,000

Used the military decision making process (MDMP) and basic analytical skills to interpret and disseminate pertinent data and information in support of the commander’s overall mission intent;

Conducted risk assessments prior conducting missions; presented threats and vulnerabilities to the commander and provided recommendation to reduce risk

Squad Leader

United States Army – Headquarters and Headquarters Company 2nd Brigade Troops Battalion 3rd Infantry Division

Fort Stewart Georgia

May 2007 – May 2009

60 hours/week

Annual Salary: 40,564.00

First and Last Name of Supervisor 1SG Brian Letterle

Supervisor Phone number: 571-***-****

May we contact this supervisor? Yes

INFORMATION, INDUSTRIAL, AND PERSONNEL SECURITY

Performed duties as a Squad Leader in a Brigade Unit of Action Military Police Platoon with a rapid deployment mission in support of the 3d Infantry Division and the Rapid Deployment Force

Responsible for the training, welfare, health, morale and discipline of 10 Soldiers; responsible for the accountability and maintenance of 4 High Mobility Multipurpose Wheeled Vehicle (HMMWV) weapon platforms and all associated MTOE equipment valued in excess of $720,000

Responsible for the security and implementation of Force Protection measures for the Division Detainee Holding Area (DHA)

ANALYTICAL THINKING AND PROBLEM-SOLVING:

Deployed to Iraq in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom; conducted detainee operations and was in the Sergeant of the Guard during the SURGE of 07-08 housing multiple High Value Detainee (HVD) without any escape attempts, uprisings, riots and or abuse allegations.

Planned, coordinated and executed over 50 High Value Detainee transfers by ground and air without any escapes and detainee abuse allegations throughout the entire country of Iraq.

Recognized by the Commanding General of 3rd Infantry Division for the best Division Holding Area within the 3rd ID.

Desk Sergeant

United States Army – 91st Military Police Detachment/209th Military Police Company

Fort Polk Louisiana

AUG 2003 – May 2007

60 hours/week

Annual Salary: 35,000.00

First and Last Name of Supervisor Kyle Heid

Supervisor Phone number: Unknown

INFORMATION, INDUSTRIAL, AND PERSONNEL SECURITY:

Coordinated with Staff Judge Advocate and testified in Federal Magistrate Court and court-martial proceedings, participated in joint liaison with the Criminal Investigation Division, local, federal, and state law enforcement agencies.

Investigated criminal violations of the Uniformed Code of Military Justice, U.S. Federal Code, Louisiana Criminal Code; processed crimes scenes, gathered, evaluated, and processed evidence; used interpersonal communication skills to conduct interviews and interrogations of complainants, victims, witnesses, and suspects

Conducted threat, criticality, and vulnerability assessments on KTIF; provided several security upgrade recommendations to the commander which were approved and implemented

Recorded all physical evidence on applicable forms and records any change of custody; assigned document numbers and location within the evidence room; maintained U.S. Army Criminal Investigation Laboratory (USACIL) adjudication and pending disposition approval suspense folders

Safeguarded the evidence ledger to provide accountability; ensured evidence is stored so that integrity and physical characteristics are maintained; packaged and mailed evidence in accordance with prescribed regulatory guidance

ANALYTICAL THINKING AND PROBLEM-SOLVING:

Deployed to Afghanistan in support of Operation Enduring Freedom; served as sergeant of the guard for the Kandahar Theater Internment Facility (KTIF); ensured the security, safety, and well-beings of over 300 enemy combatants

Received, evaluated, and employed assets in response to requests for assistance and complaints; reviewed offense reports and compiled daily blotters, desk journals, patrol reports, and magistrate citations.

PROFESSIONAL COMMUNICATION:

Supervised 41 DA and MP personnel performing law, order and security duties; supervised one radio-telephone operator and one ICIDS operator

PLANNING AND ORGANIZING:

Performed duties as a Desk Sergeant in a deployable Military Police Detachment and Garrison Provost Marshal's Office serving a total population of 148,000 personnel encompassing an area of 199,000 acres

Supervised 41 DA and MP personnel performing law, order and security duties; supervised one radio-telephone operator and one ICIDS operator

Conducted 45 AWOL apprehension missions; returning Soldiers who were unauthorized to be on leave back to military custody for proper adjudication.

Military Police

United States Army – 212th Military Police Company

Kitzingen Germany

Feb 2000 – May 2003

60 hours/week

Annual Salary: 28,500.00 - 30,000.00

First and Last Name of Supervisor Jessica Johnson

Supervisor Phone number: Unknown

ANALYTICAL THINKING AND PROBLEM-SOLVING:

Provides law enforcement; preserves military control; provides security; controls traffic; quells disturbances; protects property and personnel; handles prisoners of war, refugees, or evacuees; investigates incidents. Enforces traffic regulations and law and order; exercises military control and discipline and guards prisoners of war; responsible for traffic accident investigation; provides physical security for designated individuals, installations, facilities, and equipment; maintains traffic control and enforces traffic regulations and safety; participates in civil disturbances and riot control operations; responsible for law enforcement investigations; performs foot and motorized patrol and applies crime prevention measures; prepares military police reports including sworn statements and processes evidence.

EDUCATION

Associates of Arts General Studies w/Concentration in Computer Information Systems

Allied American University

Laguna Hills, CA

GPA: 3.90

Summa Cum Laude

Total Hours: 60

Bachelor of Science Information Technology

University of Management and Technology

Arlington, VA

GPA: 3.60

Cum Laude

Total Credit Hours: 120

Bachelor of Science Homeland Security

University of Management and Technology

Arlington VA

GPA: 3.23

Total Credit Hours: 120

Masters of Business Administration

California Intercontinental University

Irvine, CA

GPA: 3.85

Magna Cum Laude

Total Credit Hours: 36

Masters of Science Criminal Justice

University of Management and Technology

Irvine, CA

GPA: 3.43

Total Credit Hours: 36

Delta Epsilon Tau Honor Society Member

JOB RELATED TRAINING:

Senior Enlisted Joint Professional Military Education Level I and II (United States Army)

Conventional Physical Security and Crime Prevention Course (United States Army)

Security Engineering Training Course (United States Army – Corps of Engineers)

Antiterrorism Level II (Basic and Advance Course) (United States Army)

Senior Leaders Course with honors (United States Army)

Advanced Leaders Course (United States Army)

Basic Leaders Course (United States Army)

Equal Opportunity Leaders Course (United States Army)

Sexual Harassment Assault Response Prevention (SHARP) (United States Army)

Army Basic Instructor Course (United States Army)

Small Army Maintenance Course (United States Army)

AWARDS:

Meritorious Service Medal (2)

Army Commendation Medal (7)

Army Achievement Medal (3)

Meritorious Unit Commendation (2)

Army Good Conduct Medal (6)

National Defense Service Medal

Kosovo Campaign Medal

Iraq Campaign Medal

Afghanistan Campaign Medal

Global War on Terrorism Expeditionary Medal

Korean Defense Service Medal

Humanitarian Service Medal

Non-Commission Officer Professional Development Ribbon (Number 3)

Army Service Ribbon

Overseas Service Ribbon (7)

NATO Medal

Drivers Badge

CERTIFICATIONS:

DOD Physical Security Certification (PSC)

PROFESSIONAL REFERENCES:

Name: Veronica Dudley

Title: Office of the Surgeon General G2 Director

Email: adk08p@r.postjobfree.com

Name: Charles T. Walker

Title: Camp Humpers Director of Emergency Services Director

Email: adk08p@r.postjobfree.com

Name: MAJ Johnathan Kuhn

Title: Camp Humphreys Provost Marshall

Email: adk08p@r.postjobfree.com

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