PEDRO OLVERA JR

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Hope Mills North Carolina 283418

Cell: 910-***-****

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April 05, 2018

EXPERIENCE:

01/ 07/2014 – Present: Security, GS-0085-07

Servicing CPAC: FORT BRAGG, NC.

Installation: DNBAW0U3AA4EAA

US Army Installation Management CMD

USAG Fort Bragg

Directorate of Emergency Services

Police/Provost Marshall Division

Fort Bragg, NC 28310-5000

Major Duties:

Manage and administer the SIPI security program, which is responsible for campus security and protection services.

Safeguard Federal employees, students, property, equipment and information technology equipment against sabotage, theft and damage, and prevent vandalism, trespassing and disturbances.

Assigns work, establishes performance plans and evaluates performance of subordinates.

Ensures subordinates maintain training requirements and maintain current certifications.

Coordinate all levels of required training for Security Guards, Administer the in-service Security Guard training program, Monitor and conduct training events required by a formal program of instruction (POI), Make suggestions for course modification.

Responsible for the protection and security of the installation

Lead and guide Security Guard personnel in training activities and exercises

Maintain hand receipts for supplies and equipment

Perform typical daily duties and responsibilities of the security guard, including foot and vehicle patrol and inspections.

Interact with public, employees, students, local law enforcement agencies and emergency response personnel.

SPECIALIZED EXPERIENCE: Experience such as work with a Federal, State, municipal, local, or private protective organization that involved the protection of property against such hazards as fire, theft, damage, accident, or trespass; or maintaining order and protecting life. Such experience must have provided a knowledge of protective systems and techniques. Acceptable experience includes service in the Armed Services or Coast Guard that involved the performance of guard duties on a regular or intermittent basis. For Security Guard positions in a hospital setting, experience as a psychiatric nursing assistant or a similar position safeguarding patients is qualifying.

01/ 07/2014 – 23/01/2014: LEAD SECURITY GS-0085-06

Servicing CPAC: FORT BRAGG, NC.

Installation: DNBAW0U3AA4EAA

US Army Installation Management CMD

USAG Fort Bragg

Directorate of Emergency Services

Police/Provost Marshall Division

Fort Bragg, NC 28310-5000

Major Duties:

Serves as a Lead Security Guard. Incumbent performs the duties of a lead security guard, security guard and desk officer functions under the direction of the shift supervisor. The primary purpose for the establishment of this job is to perform the full range of lead security guard duties in and around the United States Army Special Operations Command (USASOC) area of responsibility (AOR). AOR is designated as a high risk target based on the high concentration of employees, highly sensitive documents, and number of VIPs, foreign dignitaries and general officers. The AOR consists of facilities housing weapons, explosives and documents pertaining to classified documents and items directly related to national defense. The incumbent uses authorized firearms, batons, OC pepper spray and other self-defense tactics and techniques during emergency situations in the performance of duties. Leads 3 or more GS-05 security guards.

Assigns guards to specific duty posts and patrols based on work assignment instructions from the supervisor. Issues specific instructions and assignments to the guards and instructs new personnel on specific security techniques. Makes day-to-day adjustments as necessary, for example, to cover brief periods of absence among team members. May approve short periods of leave as necessary. Ensures written orders are available and provides specific interpretations as necessary. Provides on-the-job training in security techniques to new employees. Observes the performance of security guards and provides input to supervisor on training needs and quality of performance. Recommends changes in specific work methods, training techniques and individual work assignments to the supervisor. Passes on information from the chain of command as well as collects feedback from the individual security guards. Forwards the needs for supplies, equipment and repairs to the supervisor. Monitors performance as well as working conditions and events within AOR. Maintains discipline, courtesy and appearance standards and provides input to the supervisor for performance appraisal purposes. Serve as a desk officer with primary responsibility for the net control of the security force radio communications system. Participates in quasi-supervisory functions by controlling and coordinating security forces, receiving and transmitting radio and telephonic messages, and dispatching personnel and equipment as necessary. Maintains radio logs and prepares daily reports. Serves as the point of contact for other law enforcement agencies and activities.

Performs security guard duties in accordance with appropriate regulations to detect and prevent theft, damage, accident, trespass, sabotage and espionage and to enforce the security regulations of the installation. Controls access of vehicles and pedestrians to installation. Verifies identification through use of identification cards, badges, automated records, vehicle decals, verbal questioning, and other means. Allows entrance to persons and vehicles with authorization. As initial point of contact, answers brief visitor questions, determines whether appropriate authorization for access exists, and provides assistance. Records visitor information and purpose of visit, as necessary; and may issue daily passes or refer visitors to another location to obtain special passes. The incumbent admits persons, denies entry or arranges for escorts, as appropriate. As required by instructions or force protection level, conducts vehicle searches/inspections (to include cargo areas, engine compartments and undercarriages), in accordance with standing operating procedures. Inspects containers, personal property, and documents on private, commercial and governmental vehicles. Inspects personal/business property as required. At all times the incumbent exercises tact, courtesy, and firmness in the performance of all force protection duties. The incumbent is authorized to confiscate unauthorized or otherwise controlled items, and to detain those suspected of criminal or other illegal activity. Questions suspicious persons and warns or detains violators of laws, regulations, policies, rules or posted warnings. Makes instantaneous decisions regarding use of deadly force, and alerts appropriate officials of apparent security violations. Secures installation from all entry on own initiative or upon notification of alarm or emergency.

Fixed posts: Conducts foot or vehicle security patrols of perimeters, roadways, and other high traffic areas as well as interior of storage areas, administrative areas and other structures. Enforces traffic regulations, makes routine traffic stops and issues citations to violators. Reports accidents and incidents to law enforcement and takes charge at the scene until their arrival. Detains violators, identifies witnesses and renders first aid to the injured commensurate with training certification. Assists law enforcement as required by rerouting traffic, crowd control, obtaining facts, taking statements, etc. Operates two-way communications equipment to summon emergency vehicles and crews when needed. Implements enhanced security in the event of bomb, fire, or other threats. Exercises crowd control in situations that may become violent or unruly as a result of planned or impromptu demonstrations. Maintains duty journal and prepares written reports of unusual situations and conditions encountered. Work subject’s employee to adverse weather conditions, and occasionally high noise levels, motor vehicle fumes, and possible exposure to toxic substances.

a. Security patrols: Patrols highly sensitive and restricted areas (by vehicle or foot) to check locks, alarms, fences, gates, or other barriers to assure they are closed and locked or open and unlocked, depending on the time of day and the conditions that are supposed to apply. Patrols perimeters to detect faulty fences and detection equipment, trespassing violations, and attempted thefts of Federal or personal property. Patrols office and industrial building within sensitive and restricted areas to prevent theft or damage to Federal property, equipment, tools and supplies.

b. Responds to intrusion and duress alarms IAW emergency alarm procedures. Takes action to correct hazards encountered and reports on corrective action taken or when correction is not possible. Reports all violations of security.

Receives instruction and training in the application of security procedures, laws, guard orders, vehicle operation, basic first aid including cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), search and seizure, self-defense, riot control, use of weapons and other forms of deadly force, drug and alcohol testing, two-way communications equipment, and accident site preservation, etc. May be required to serve as a first responder in case of fire, accident, medical emergency, or criminal or terrorist incident.

Performs other duties as assigned. This is a Key Emergency Essential Position.

CONDITIONS OF EMPLOYMENT:

Active SECRET level security clearance.

IAW AR 190-56, requirements of Individual Reliability Program apply.

IAW AR 600-85, a DA Form 5019R Condition of Employment passed mandatory drug testing. Drug testing designated position. Individual agrees to submit to a urinalysis on a recurring basis, in accordance with AR 600-85.

Shift work is required, or a change in work shift may be necessary. Hours of work encompass fluctuating tours of duty to include evenings, nights, weekends and holidays.

Incumbent must undergo and pass periodic medical exams of physical, emotional and mental stability.

Successfully complete security guard training certification.

Successfully complete CPR certification and First Aid training certification.

Incumbent is certified to wear chemical protection masks, gloves, and other protective equipment.

Incumbent has passed the entry level and annual re-certification of standard Army physical fitness/agility test.

Incumbent obtains and maintains a valid driver’s license.

Incumbent is able to wear prescribed uniform.

Incumbent is able works both inside and outside with possible exposure to inclement weather

06/05/2013 – 01/06/2014: SECURITY GS-0085-06

Servicing CPAC: FORT BRAGG, NC.

Installation: DNBAW0U3AA4EAA

US Army Installation Management CMD

USAG Fort Bragg

Directorate of Emergency Services

Police/Provost Marshall Division

Fort Bragg, NC 28310-5000

Major Duties:

As a Security Guard on a surety Response Force you will perform a variety of duties designed primarily to protect Government property from sabotage, espionage, theft, fire, damage, and destruction. Perform foot or motorized patrols of the installation's most sensitive areas. Make various security checks of facilities with a view toward detecting unlocked security containers and doors, broken windows, suspicious objects (e.g., explosive devices), power failures, and similar out of the ordinary conditions. Control access and egress of personnel including members of the general public, as individuals or groups and numerous visitors not employed by the installation. Check identification badges, access rosters, bills of lading, and similar credentials and documents to make positive identification and to ensure that presence is authorized along with materials leaving or entering the restricted areas are authorized

Specialized experience is defined as: detecting and preventing theft, damage, or trespassing; performing vehicle searches; confiscating unauthorized items; directing traffic flow; verifying identification; and controlling access to premises.

Skill in performing access control and patrol procedures

Ability to interpret regulations

Ability to respond to emergencies

Skill in the use, operation and maintenance of assigned weapons and security devices

Ability to perform Force Protection scenarios

12/01/2007 – 11/01/2012 Army, Fort Bragg, NC 28310

Support Operation NCOIC Logistical Manager:

Supervision also included the oversight of the health, welfare, and training of 42 employees in fuel system operations in pipe line and gate valve repair.

Identified training needs and conducted on-the-job training to broaden employee skills to fit the need of the organization.

Developed the Senior Leaders Bulk Fuel Logistical Training Course whereby First Sergeants and Commanders attend 40 hours of instruction to learn the knowledge and skills necessary to forecast, project, order, requisition and track fuel requirements.

Development and planning skills are enhanced by utilization of an excel database to greatly improve the movement of fuel supplies, and fuel equipment.

Serves as a supply technician for the Supply Chain Material Branch Medical Warehouse (SCMB) for the Womack Army Medical Center (WAMC), Department of Logistics. Performs clerical and technical duties that support the receipt and dissemination of supplies and services. Researches acceptable substitutes and like items for customers taking price, quality, and quantity into consideration or as directed. Performs research to determine which source of supply codes will be needed to process requisitions. Enters current data into the automated supply procurement system for future availability and research. Provides customer service regarding status of supplies ordered, pricing, and expected delivery dates. Tracks the status of requisitions using manual and automated files to include contacts with vendors, other supply technicians and inventory managers. Updates and maintains current documents on related information. Ensures that designated items ordered are both standard and authorized. Serves as a liaison between the SCMB material managers, and the customers. Brings all vendor back orders and availability issues to the responsible representative for resolution. Prepares and executes manual replenishments for all customer zero balance items. Purges materials stored in the Omni cell system as needed due to expiration, manufacture recall, or excess to the needs of the customer. Comments funds on behalf of the customer for the procurement of stocks loaded in the Omni Cell material distribution system. Reviews customer stock levels daily and adjust reorder points as required. Reviews customer stock levels daily and adjust reorder points as required. Complies with WAMC SCMB Medical Material Warehouse policies and procedures. Complies with all safety rules and regulations and contributes to a safe work environment. Completes recurring, special inventories and location surveys. Coordinates with warehouse personnel to set up inventory and location survey files, distributes and provides assistance in the inventory process. Manages assigned customer storage location complying with all current policies and procedures. Receives product on behalf of the end user, processes and forwards to the customer via the most effective method of conveyance. Will apply thorough knowledge of governing supply regulations, policies, and procedures necessary to provide supply operations that support the activities involving the Medical Treatment facility (MTF). The incumbent works under the general direction of the SCMB Warehouse Supervisor but works independently to assure the warehouse operations fully support the mission.

Maintains a working knowledge of the process to procure controlled substances from designated vendors. Understands the 5 schedules or controlled substances and refers the receipt of controlled substances to the vault manager as needed. Acquires signatures for and initiates documentation for incoming gains and outgoing issues of vaccines to designated customers. Ensures that expired vaccines and pharmaceuticals are turned in via the medical warehouse controlled substance vault and disposed of utilizing a third party contractor.

Reads and interprets regulations and directives impacting supply operations, implements changes or new requirements. Constantly evaluates present organizational policies and procedures making recommendations to revise as necessary. Receives, develops, and conducts required training. Prepares and gives oral briefings on the supply program as required. Imposes supply discipline, monitors customer supply demand. Utilizes demand data to increase or decrease customer material flow as needed. Ensures physical security of assigned property and keeps the Warehouse Manager, Chief SCMB and supported customers advised of status of supplies and equipment. Maintains all authorization documents to insure acquisitions are made against established authorizations. Investigates losses, damage, and other situations requiring reconciliation In Accordance With (IAW) AR 735-5 Chapter 13. Reviews reports and statistical data, maintains unclassified publications files, blank forms, charts and bulletin board. Types a variety of forms and documents relating to the supply function. Maintains and uses a General Services Administration (GSA) vehicle to transport medical supplies. Performs a variety of related tasks involving receiving, processing, tracking storage, transfer, adjustment and issue of stock items. Uses a good working knowledge of supply policies and regulations, applying experience and sound judgment to identify discrepancies in stocked items. Identifies items that require expeditious handling to meet mission requirements, urgent or emergency needs. Interacts with internal and external customers identify, project and adjust stock levels to preclude potential shortfalls in items stocked, insuring all critical needs are satisfactorily met.

Conducts causative research in DMLSS the result in product shortage or outage. Maintains visibility on the customer’s transaction history and communicates to the customer the status of all due in materials. Advises the customer of back order situations and works with SCMB item manager to develop suitable alternatives. Researches valid or invalid due-ins and due-outs using output documentation displayed in the DMLSS automated system. Performs complex independent research for new items requests submitted by the customer using DLMSS, Electronics Catalog (ECAT), prime vendor, and the MMC (Master Materiel Catalog). Identifies repetitive vendor or product information to the materiel supervisor to determine future modes of purchase such as a BPA (Blanket Purchase Agreement) or the use of a different vendor with the same or similar products. Acknowledges MMQC (Medical Materiel Quality Control) messages from US Army Medical Materiel Agency (USAAMA) for Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and manufacturer product recalls. Researches customer catalogs to determine if the products are used by the facility or outlying clinics then issues that message to the applicable customer for disposition. Physically inspects customer storage areas, retrieves recalled product, prepares turn in documentation and completes turn-in.

Uses word processing and other types of software and printing equipment to create, copy, edit, store, retrieve, and print documents. From prepared drafts, types requisitions, reports, memorandums, register entries, decision papers, technical papers, and staff studies, with responsibility for accuracy, completeness, and format of the material. May transmit, receive, and acknowledge various information such as electronic mail, messages, and time and attendance information. Ensures grammatical correctness of final reports. Utilized the Defense Medical Logistics Support System (DMLSS) to manually procure material from stock, conduct customer research and develop transaction history reports as needed. The employee will utilize a variety of automated systems to manage inventory and satisfy customer demand.

01/14/1995 – 12/01/2007 U.S. Army, Fort Bragg, NC 28310

Support Operations Commodity Manager:

Supervised over 200 employees, managed 54 Forward Operation Bases and 32 Control Operation Post to include forecasting, projecting, ordering, requisition and tracking of all logistical bulk fuel and package products requirements.

Supervisor in providing management direction and oversight to include overseeing day to day operations, include the storage, inventories, and preparation of all supporting documentation, DA2643 Daily Issues Of Petroleum Products, DA3644 Monthly Abstraction of Issues of Petroleum Products, and DA 4702R Monthly Bulk Petroleum Accounting Summer

Worked with the Army Corp of Engineers in the design, creation and construction of a 1,000,000 gallon fuel farm at Fire Operation Base Sharana, Afgahanistan that won the American Petroleum Institute Fuel Excellence (AIP) award in 2007

Conducted daily start up meetings to ensure communication of daily regional and local objectives. Receipt, storage, and distribution of fuel safely and in accordance with Occupational Safety & Health Administration (OSHA), Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), all Army Regulations and guidelines.

Developed an excel database that improved projecting and forecasting, accountability of costs, and management of tracking and reporting of fuel and all logistical supplies.

Managed five fuel teams to establish fuel farms at different locations providing critical Class III fuel requirements in the amount of over one million gallons to Coalition Forces.

Implemented an aviation refueling cross training program to expand personnel’s job competence.

Sergeant of the Guards SOG, Supervise Guard insuring all guards are in proper uniform and assigned patrol areas to deter unauthorized entry, protect government property, forward operation base FOB from and perform entry controller point (ECP) duties

EDUCATION:

Campbell University: I Graduate in Aug 2016 with a Bachelor’s of Science, Major in Information Technology Management / Security at Buies Creek, North Carolina. Completed 64 Semester hours in computer science, information science, information systems management, mathematics, operations research, statistics, or technology management adaptation of applications, systems or networks. Graduated with 64 semester hours, maintaining a 3.0 GPA and was on the Dean’s List and Presidents List.

Computer education experience includes: applying customer support concepts, methods, and procedures to troubleshoot and recover systems and files; reviewing, validating, and standardizing problem resolutions for inclusion in a problem resolution database; applying IT methods in troubleshooting and data analysis techniques to coordinate customer support activities sufficient to receive, respond to, and ensure complete resolution of complex issues; completing routine validation of assets, reports of survey, and proper data removal and hardware turn-in; serving as senior customer technical analyst responsible for resolving the most complex customer problems; providing comprehensive software, IT systems, and hardware training to enhance customer knowledge, providing a variety of IT customer support services essential to the effective performance of IT systems; providing customer assistance for systems issues that may include troubleshooting, installing, and removing files; maintaining an IT support ticketing system/ tracking system; maintaining local applications and systems to ensure software and hardware information integrity; conducting physical inventory as required of IT equipment throughout a facility's installed operating systems, network systems, applications, protocols, and equipment; installing, configuring, and testing software on customer workstations

and peripheral devices

Campbell University: Completed Associate’s in Arts at Buies Creek, North Carolina, Bachelors of Science Information Technology Security Management 2016.

Campbell University: Completed Associate’s in Arts at Buies Creek, North Carolina, August 2012.

Fayetteville Technical Community Collage: graduate GED, August 1995.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:

Disability: I’m a Veterans with 100% service-connected disability.

Security Clearance: I currently obtain a Secret Security Clearance.

TRAINING:

Campbell University, ITS 150 Information Operating Systems: Computer literacy, Information literacy, Business intelligence (BI), Transaction processing systems (TPSs), Management information system (MIS), ITS 200 Computers and the Internet: HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, Canvas and jQuery, ITS 250 Programing 1: Visual Studio Integrated; To create, compile and execute a simple Visual Basic Program that displays text and an image using the Visual Studio IDE and the technique of visual programming, ITS 235 Understanding Windows Operating: Study of windows-based operating systems. Windows client /server, operating systems installation, configuration, and customization. Operating systems services, service packs, APIs, third-party utilities, OS security, migration strategies, virtualization, and server consolidation are also included, ITS 280 Graphic Designs, ITS 345 Database Management: Designing and deploying Data Base and Mega Data Base.

.DIRECTORATE OF EMERGENCY SERVICES POLICE/PROVOST MARSHALL DIVISION FFT BRAGG NC 28310-5000

Complete the Ft Bragg (DES) (DA) Guard Academy, Level of deadly force certification, Apprehension Techniques certification, M-9/M4 Carbine Weapon certification, OC chemical agents certification, ASP extend baton certification, Taser Certification, Cuffing restraints certification, and First Aid certification, Physical Security Course, Anti-terrorism Officer Course, and Armor Operations Course.

U.S Army

Support Operations (SPO Level I and II courses) 2008; Defense Logistics Agency Customer Assistance Logistics Course 2006; Advanced Non-Commissioned Officers Fuel/Water Course 2006; Basic Non-Commissioned Officers Fuel/Water Course, Ft. Lee, VA. 2000; Primary Leadership Development Course, Ft. Bragg, NC 1996

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