TS-SCI Security Operations Supervisor Lieutenant
Resume:
Chad E. Hard
Aubrey, Texas HOR
************@*****.***
Objective:
Dedicated and highly skilled Security Operations Supervisor/Lieutenant with 20+ years of proven experience overseeing complex security operations in high-risk environments. Adept at risk assessment, emergency response, and team leadership, with a record of safeguarding personnel, facilities, and critical assets. Known for fostering a culture of vigilance, accountability, and continuous improvement while ensuring compliance with organizational, contractual, and regulatory standards. Clearance Level: TS-SCI
Date Granted: 5/31/2026
Granting Agency: DoD CAS
Secret Clearance Granted 2020
Professional Experience:
CAG/ CST - Clear American Guard February 2025, CST- Certified December 2026 for Singularity Security Group LLC, Current
I am responsible for ensuring the security integrity of the construction site, protecting materials, and controlling access to secure areas. Key Responsibilities:
Served as a Cleared American Guard (CAG) and Construction Surveillance Technician (CST) supporting secure construction and classified facilities. Conducted access control, personnel and vehicle screening, security escorts, surveillance of construction activities, and continuous monitoring of cleared and uncleared personnel to ensure compliance with security requirements. Performed inspections, maintained security logs and documentation, monitored CCTV and intrusion detection systems, identified and reported security violations or suspicious activities, and safeguarded classified materials, equipment, and restricted areas in accordance with DoD, ICD/ ICS-705, and site security regulations.
Lieutenant- of Chenega Global Protection Roi Namur Island, Kwajalein Atoll, Marshall Islands.
United State Army Garrison Kwajalein, (USAG-KA) May 2024- February 2025. Position Responsibilities:
Lieutenant: I personally led and managed all security operations across day and night shifts, directing sergeants, dispatchers, and officers to protect personnel, buildings, and critical assets, 2
including the Air Terminal, Boat Dock, and radar systems. I ensured strict compliance with regulations, maintained operational readiness, and acted decisively to address security threats. General Preparedness (safety/emergency focus):
“Conducted and ensured completion of all required certifications, including Anti-Terrorism, Rules of Engagement (ROE), Cyber Awareness, First Aid, and biannual weapons qualifications; facilitated weekly preparedness training and scenario-based emergency drills to enhance safety and response capability.”
• Security Operations Oversight: Conduct guard mount, manage weapons and ammunition issue/turn-in, enforce accountability procedures, supervise scheduling, and ensure compliance with safety and quality programs.
• Access Control Authority: Finalize approval of DA Form 480 guest sponsor and visitor access requests in compliance with USAG-KA policies.
• Emergency Response: Act as first responder to emergencies, incidents, and policy violations; review logs and incident reports, document activities in the daily log, and report to the Chief of Security.
• Mission Support: Execute radar hazard area closures, roadblocks, blackout procedures, and traffic control during missile launches and testing operations.
• Law Enforcement & Patrols: Escort personnel, detain violators/trespassers, conduct hourly patrols, support K9 detection operations, and respond to UXO calls in coordination with EOD for safe removal and detonation.
• Air Terminal Security: Oversee runway, aircraft, and entry control point (ECP) operations; conduct screening of personnel and baggage for unauthorized or hazardous items.
• Dock Security Operations: Manage Dock Security Checkpoint (DSC) functions, including ID checks, searches of personnel/items, enforcement of barred access, and inspection of boats/docks for safety and security compliance.
• Weapons & Training Oversight: Maintain accountability of all S&W MP 9mm pistol weapons and ammunition, ensure compliance with training standards, and provide staff with tools/resources for mission success.
• Client & Stakeholder Engagement: Act as Chenega’s primary security representative, conducting briefings with clients/customers and supporting business development efforts as required.
• Island Security Oversight: Maintain 24/7 readiness to lead and support all island-wide safety and security operations, ensuring protection of personnel, facilities, and assets. Key Responsibilities:
• Island Security Oversight: Responsible for the safety and security of all personnel, facilities, and assets across the island.
• 24/7 Availability: Serve as the primary point of contact, remaining on call at all times to support supervisors and ensure uninterrupted operations.
• Documentation & Records: Develop, prepare, and revise essential security documentation
(SOPs, OIs, EAPs, Training Plans) and maintain accurate record management systems.
• Administrative Authority: Approve PTO, manage scheduling changes, oversee timekeeping, and ensure compliance with company policies and procedures. 3
• Operational Briefings: Conduct daily briefings to communicate operational directives, share threat assessments, and reinforce heightened security requirements.
• Personnel Support: Provide supervisors and staff with the tools, resources, and training required for mission success.
• Quality Assurance: Review and correct all reports, incident documentation, and forms prior to submission to ensure accuracy and compliance.
• Contractual Reporting: Prepare and submit monthly contractual performance reports in a timely and accurate manner.
• Report Review: Conduct detailed reviews of all security reports, incident documentation, and forms prior to submission; ensure accuracy, clarity, and compliance with established standards.
Incident Management & Response:
• Oversee, direct, and ensure effective response and execution for all security incidents, safeguarding personnel, property, and assets.
• Provide timely and accurate notification and reporting of all security incidents to senior leadership.
Lieutenant- Supervisor Security Guard/ Shift Armorer/ IESS Monitor Jun 2016 – Mar 2024
Chenega Security International (CSI), Kyogamisaki Communications Site, Kyotango Prefecture, Japan.
Position Responsibilities:
Kyogamisaki Communications Site, Kyotango Prefecture, Japan. General Preparedness (safety/emergency focus):
“Conducted and ensured completion of all required certifications, including Anti-Terrorism, Rules of Engagement (ROE), Cyber Awareness, First Aid, and biannual weapons qualifications; facilitated weekly preparedness training and scenario-based emergency drills to enhance safety and response capability.”
• Security Documentation: Develop, prepare, and maintain essential security documents, including Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs), Operating Instructions (OIs), Emergency Action Plans (EAPs), and Training Plans.
• Records Management: Oversee and ensure accurate and timely maintenance of security record management systems.
• Timekeeping Compliance: Submit daily and weekly timecards accurately and on time, in accordance with company policies and procedures.
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• Report Review: Conduct detailed reviews of all security reports, incident documentation, and forms prior to submission; ensure accuracy, clarity, and compliance with established standards.
• Contractual Performance: Prepare and submit required monthly contractual performance reports in a timely manner, meeting all client and organizational requirements.
• Supervised daily operations of a 11-member security team, including guard mount, weapons and ammunition issue/return, scheduling, quality management, and safety compliance, ensuring full operational readiness and adherence to contract standards.
• Maintained strict accountability of government weapons, ammunition, and sensitive items; oversaw collection, distribution, and storage, achieving zero loss incidents and full regulatory compliance.
• Directed security patrols, access control, and verification procedures for personnel and vehicles, safeguarding facilities, employees, visitors, and classified assets; prevented unauthorized access and mitigated security risks.
• Utilized Integrated Electronic Security System (IESS) for intrusion detection, surveillance, and real-time monitoring of restricted areas, enhancing perimeter security and response capabilities. Respond to all FOSS system alarms.
• Responded to security incidents and emergencies by assessing situations, prioritizing resources, and coordinating with first responders and appropriate agencies to ensure rapid resolution.
• Provided protection and security escort services for high-ranking military officials, uncleared contractors, and classified equipment critical to national security, maintaining confidentiality and operational integrity.
• Enforced Chenega policies, government regulations, and SOPs; conducted employee counseling and training to ensure compliance, safety, and performance standards were consistently met.
• Oversaw the safe operation and routine maintenance of CSI vehicles, ensuring readiness for mission-critical deployments and supporting continuous security operations. ARMS and Armory:
• Managed DoD arms-room operations for 8 years—responsible for issuance/turn-in, maintenance, and accountability of M4/M16 rifles, M9 pistols, M249 and M240 machine guns and related equipment; maintained a secured arms room, performed inventories, and kept all records compliant with DoD/contract standards. Communication:
• Operational Briefings: Conduct daily briefings to communicate operational directives, share threat assessments, and reinforce heightened security requirements.
• Personnel Communication: Maintain consistent and effective communication with subordinate personnel; identify and resolve operational issues to ensure mission effectiveness and customer satisfaction.
• Client Representation: Serve as a primary security representative, delivering briefings to customers and clients while supporting business development opportunities as required. Security Officer Jul 2015 – Mar 2016
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Aegis Security, Afghanistan
Security Officer – Bagram & Kandahar Airbases
• Conducted 100% identification checks, ensuring all personnel carried valid, non-expired badges and MAR authorization forms.
• Searched personnel, belongings, and vehicles at Entry Control Points (ECPs) and checkpoints to prevent weapons, contraband, or unauthorized items from entering the secure airfield.
• Patrolled outer perimeters of the airfield and base, monitoring hangars, fences, gates, and buildings to maintain security integrity.
• Enforced strict access control and security measures to safeguard personnel, assets, and infrastructure.
Military and Combat Experience
US ARMY 1993-1999, 2004-2014. Sergent, MOS 11H, 11B Infantry Combat Operations: Engaged in direct combat operations against enemy forces. Execute ambushes, raids, and reconnaissance missions.
Weapons Handling: Operate and maintain various infantry weapons systems, including rifles and machine guns.
19K Armor Crewman M1A2 Abrams Tank Operator: SSG. Tank commander. Responsible for operating, maintenance, firing and commanding the crew. Conducted several missions in both MOS’s throughout Iraq and Afghanistan. Iraq Deployments 2004, 2008. Afghanistan Deployments 2010, 2011 Sinai Egypt MFO mission 2005-2007
Combat Operations – Iraq & Afghanistan
• Engaged in direct combat operations against enemy forces, executing ambushes, raids, reconnaissance, and security missions.
• Led and participated in tactical patrols, convoy security, and quick reaction missions in high-threat environments.
• Applied critical decision-making under hostile fire, ensuring mission success while minimizing risks to personnel and equipment.
• Trained, mentored, and supervised junior soldiers in small-unit tactics, situational awareness, and battlefield discipline.
• Coordinated with allied forces, interpreters, and local authorities to strengthen mission effectiveness and community relations.
Multinational Force and Observers (MFO) – Sinai, Egypt 2005–2007 6
• Deployed as part of an international peacekeeping mission monitoring the Egypt-Israel Peace Treaty.
• Conducted observation patrols, ECP, tower guard/watch shifts, and security operations in a high-risk environment.
• Served as part of a Quick Reaction Force (QRF) to respond rapidly to potential threats or incidents.
• Coordinated with multinational forces and local authorities to ensure operational compliance.
• Maintained accountability for sensitive equipment, vehicles, and communications assets.
• Prepared detailed operational reports for senior leadership. M1A1 Abrams Tank Operations & Maintenance
• Operated the M1A1 Abrams Main Battle Tank in combat environments, employing advanced firepower and maneuverability to support ground operations.
• Conducted gunnery operations, navigation, and target acquisition using integrated weapons and fire control systems.
• Performed preventive maintenance checks and services (PMCS) on hull, turret, suspension, and powertrain systems to ensure mission readiness.
• Troubleshot and repaired mechanical, hydraulic, and electrical systems under field and garrison conditions.
• Coordinated with maintenance crews and support teams to sustain operational capability of armored assets.
• Trained and cross-trained crew members on tank operations, safety, and emergency procedures.
Weapons Handling & Maintenance
• Proficient in safe operation, maintenance, and employment of infantry weapons systems including rifles, machine guns, grenade launchers, and anti-armor platforms.
• Ensured 100% accountability, safety, and combat readiness of all assigned weapons and sensitive equipment.
• Conducted preventive maintenance, troubleshooting, and field-level repairs to maintain operational effectiveness.
• Delivered weapons training and live-fire instruction, emphasizing accuracy, safety, and tactical application.
• Integrated weapons systems effectively in both offensive and defensive combat operations. Transferable Skills & Leadership
• Leadership & Team Management: Directed and motivated diverse teams in high-stress environments, achieving objectives with discipline and efficiency.
• Risk Management: Assessed threats, identified vulnerabilities, and implemented proactive measures to safeguard personnel and mission-critical assets.
• Adaptability & Problem Solving: Responded to rapidly changing battlefield conditions with resourcefulness and decisive action.
• Communication & Coordination: Clear, concise communicator experienced in briefing superiors, coordinating with partner agencies, and maintaining operational clarity.
• Training & Development: Skilled in mentoring and developing personnel, enhancing overall unit readiness and cohesion.
• I am skilled in conflict resolution and de-escalation techniques. Honors and Awards:
National Defense Service Medal
Global War on Terrorism Expeditionary Medal
Global War on Terrorism Service Medal
Overseas Service Ribbon
Army NCO Professional Development Ribbon
Army Service Ribbon
Iraq Campaign Medal
Afghanistan Campaign Medal
Education:
Columbia College/St. Louis, MO - A.A. Criminal Justice. Park University (On Going)
Certifications:
Project Manager certification
CAG-Cleared American Guard Certified 03/2025
Basic Life Support- Certified 12/2023
Anti-Terrorism – Certified 03/2025
Foundations of Project Management 09/2025
CST (Construction Surveillance Technician certification 11/2025 Summary:
Armed and unarmed Security Supervisor with 20+ years of experience leading high-performing security teams and protecting critical assets. Expert in risk assessment, emergency response, and regulatory compliance, with a proven record of preventing and addressing security threats. Proficient in advanced security systems, staff training, and maintaining safe, secure environments. References:
Gustavo Alterno (Friend) mobile: 863-***-****
Vincent Brock (Chenega CGP, Chief) mobile: 217-***-**** *******.*****@*******.*** Rafael Johnson (Chenega CGP, COG) Mobile: 912- 343-0909 Brian Necaise (Singularity Group SSM) mobile: 808-***-**** 8
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