Safety Officer Security

Bernardo J. Montoya

Troutdale, OR *****

Phone: 971-***-****

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

POSITION: Part-Time Public Safety Officer

RELEVANT WORK EXPERIENCE

Security Officer Legacy Health System

October 2006 to February, 2022 Portland, OR 97210

Patrol of the Emanuel Hospital premises on foot and in company vehicle

Control of building access, including verifying employee access to buildings and issuing identification badges

Response to emergency calls, including fire alarms and panic alarms

Emergency Room security including engaging in de-escalation tactics with patients with mental health and addiction problems, restraining combative patients and watching psychiatric patients

Interaction with police agencies and the fire department in relationship to hospital incidents

Writing incident reports and maintaining a daily incident log

Conduct monthly hazard rounds of designated areas

Federal Law Enforcement Officer Federal Reserve Bank

November 2001 to March 2006 Portland, OR

Protected Bank premises and personnel, including screening armored vehicles, automobiles and individuals, and guarding incoming and outgoing shipments of cash and coins

Conducted patrol and control room operations, including answering telephones, clearing alarms and monitoring cameras

Trained in use of firearms, physical control techniques, handling abnormal behavior, OC Spray, physical security, crowd control, bomb threats, domestic terrorism, evidence rules and collection, and ethical behavior

Laid off in March 2006 when the Portland cash facility was relocated to Renton, WA

Security Officer Securitas/Pinkerton/APS

February 1996 to October 2001 Fremont, CA and Vancouver, WA

Worked predominately as a contract security officer in the Emergency Room at Washington Hospital in Fremont, CA

Provided Emergency Room security, including controlling visitor traffic, assisting medical staff in maintaining a safe environment, restraining combative patients, and dealing with patients with mental health problems, drug and alcohol intoxication issues, and in emotional distress

Conducted patrol and control room duties and wrote incident reports

Interpreted for Spanish speaking patients and visitors in clinical environments

EDUCATION GED, Mt. Hood Community College – Criminal Justice courses (no degree)

ADDITIONAL SKILLS AND INFORMATION

Current State of Oregon DPSST certification

Current Oregon driver’s license and clean driving record

Spanish language fluency – speaking, reading and writing

First Aid, AED and CPR certified

Computer skills: Microsoft Office, email and typing at 40 WPM

References available on request

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