Operations and Training Resume-Garry Davis
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Garry Hayes Davis, USMC (ret)
CURRENT POSITION: Farm Manager
SECURITY CLEARANCE:
• Clearance Level – INTERIM SECRET, Clearance Date – 7/19/2007, Issued By – DISCO.
• Previous TOP SECRET clearance from 1988-1994.
Key Skills: Operations, Logistics, Training, Security.
Objective: Challenging position in Operations, Logistics, Training, or Security.
WORK EXPERIENCE
Farm Manager-Philippines Self-employed/6-2005 to Present
• Operate my own farm in the Republic of the Philippines, with upwards of 14-employees as required.
• Manage foreign nationals on a full time basis, gaining invaluable personnel management skills.
• Perform maintenance, to include use of hand tools, brush cutters and small tractors.
• Coordinate all logistics, budget and payroll associated with farm work.
• Supervise building of fences, wells, dwellings and planting/harvesting of fruit tree orchard.
Security Manager-Baghdad and Fallujah, Iraq Washington Group International/8-2004 to 2/2005 Zapata Engineering/3-2005 to 5/2005
• Performed security management for major corporations in both Fallujah and Baghdad, Iraq for Infrastructure, CEA and UXO operations.
• Managed wide array of logistics associated with security operations in a hostile area.
• Supervised Force Protection/Anti-Terrorism efforts, and Personal Security Detail teams involving air, executive protection and convoy protection.
• Coordinated all fixed and rotary wing aircraft movement inside Iraq for corporate personnel.
• Responsible for entire Force Protection program, conducting vulnerability, risk and threat assessments on various types of facilities and camps.
• Performed Security Site surveys on multiple installations and oversaw physical security improvements.
• Promptly assimilated, analyzed and acted upon information on insurgent activities, immediately notifying the appropriate authorities via established policies for reporting incidents in a timely manner.
• Provided indoctrination training to all assigned personnel on the duties and responsibilities of their positions, as well as the overall concept of operations for the security and operation of specific sites.
• Provided daily status updates, briefs, and reports as per the company SOP.
• Oversaw 130-member Expatriate, Third Country and Local National guard force.
• Coordinated with US Army Corps of Engineers, Coalition forces, Iraqi government, and both International and National sub-contractors.
• Performed additional duties as the International Zone Local Crisis Management Team Leader providing crisis action planning (CAP) expertise in the formulation and execution of emergency procedures in response to terrorist attacks, natural and man-made disasters and evacuations.
• Coordinated logistics and subcontractors in support of crisis management.
• Coordinated on-site live fire ranges for both military and contractor usage.
Martial Arts Instructor/Private Security Contractor- Philippines Self Employed-11/1997 to 4/2003
MWR/Banking Supervisor- Mindanao, RP DYNCORP International- 5/2003 to 10/2003
• Instructed Self Defense to U.S. Special Operation forces, Force Protection personnel and Filipino nationals in Zamboanga City, Philippines in support of Joint Special Operations Task Force-Philippines while serving as the MWR/Banking supervisor.
• Coordinated logistics for various businesses.
• Managed a martial arts school with an average of 90 students, while training professional bodyguards in Self Defense and escort tactics.
• Authored several military and civilian related proposals dealing with “Commercial” Military Training Facilities, Anti-Piracy and Shipboard Defensive Training Courses.
• Provided Force Protection/Anti-terrorism for field expeditions to various High Risk areas of the Philippines.
Security Officer-USA South Carolina Electric and Gas, Charleston, SC 1-1996 to 11-1996 Cardinal Health, Boston, MA, 3-1997 to 7-1997
• Performed all functions as a Security Officer, to include: Force Protection, Anti-Terrorism, patrol, employee/visitor sign in and facility inspection at an energy transmission and production facility.
• Developed the physical security plan, key and lock control plan and emergency evacuation plan as a Security site supervisor at a major medical facility during labor unrest, implementing both electronic and physical security measures.
United States Marine Corps 1974 to 1994
MOS 0369/8654
Chief Instructor, Special Operations Training Group-III MEF 3-1992 to 7-1994
• Instructed a myriad of subjects in the special operations area.
• Responsible to the Commanding Officer for the instruction of over 500 Marines in counter-terrorism/anti-terrorism, force protection and personal defense techniques for high-risk personnel.
• Responsible for coordinating logistics both internally and externally.
• Developed course curriculum for all amphibious related courses dealing with Amphibious Raids and Reconnaissance.
• Collaborated with all branches of the military service in coordinating training and operations.
• Coordinated all range-request for air, land and sea and performed duties as Range Safety Officer.
• Adapted and Instructed Vulnerability Analysis Procedures (CARVER), to be used in conjunction with amphibious reconnaissance, and amphibious raid planning and execution.
Operations Chief-Third Reconnaissance Battalion 3-1990 to 2-1992
• Responsible for the training and operational employment of a USMC special operations unit.
• Coordinated a multitude of exercises involving national level agencies in the Pacific area of operations.
• Coordinated all logistics at battalion level and higher.
• Provided professional and disciplined operations centers on multiple occasions during both national and international level operations, supporting the orientation, training and qualification of both Watch Supervisors and Standers.
• Marshaled the flow of information between reconnaissance teams and higher reporting headquarters.
• Submitted draft operational reports (OPREPs) and draft SOPs to higher headquarters as required.
• Oversaw the training of five task organized counter-terrorist units that deployed in response to real world threats.
• Oversaw the security and maintenance of classified material on a daily basis up to the Top Secret level.
• Coordinated all range-request for air, land and sea and performed duties as Range Safety Officer.
• Served as unit Air Liaison Officer.
• Supervised the formal schools training program.
• Performed duties as Camp SDNCO on numerous occasions.
Reconnaissance Instructor-Landing Force Training Command 4-1988 to 2-1990
• Performed all duties as Reconnaissance Instructor at LFTCPAC, NAB Coronado.
• Lead instructor for all amphibious related subjects.
• Implemented “Explosives and Demolitions” training package as part of Basic Reconnaissance Course.
• Other duties included Tactical Patrolling Evaluator, HRST master, Jumpmaster and Diving Supervisor, Range SNCO/Safety Officer and Advanced Reconnaissance course Instructor.
• Performed duties as Officer of the Day on numerous occasions.
Reconnaissance Marine-1st, 2nd and 3rd Reconnaissance Battalions 6-1974 to 3-1988
• Served in leadership positions ranging from team leader to platoon commander in reconnaissance units.
• Coordinated all logistics at platoon and company level.
• Served overseas for 7 years during this period.
• Deployed to Beirut Lebanon (1976) to provide force protection, CT/AT, for U.S. personnel and installations.
• Served as an assistant operations officer for 13 months.
• Served as Known Distance 500 yard Rifle Range and 25 yard Pistol Range NCO for 12 months.
• Coordinated all range-request for air, land and sea and performed duties as Range Safety Officer.
• Served as unit Air Liaison Officer.
• Performed duties as Guard member, Corporal of the Guard, Sergeant of the Guard, Commander of the Guard and Officer of the Day on numerous occasions.
• During periods of unrest conducted several threat and vulnerability assessments regarding force protection and CT/AT, on U.S. installations in the Republic of the Philippines, to include Lead responsibilities for a complete Threat and Vulnerability assessment on the Intruder Detection Facility at Grande Island.
• Scheduled multiple guard shifts in a variety of locations.
• Performed Security, Search and Recovery duties for a classified missile test.
EDUCATION/TRAINING
EDUCATION: 80 Credit Hours, Psychology/Criminal Justice
TRAINING (Military):
-Amphibious Reconnaissance- Little Creek NAB, VA 1975
-Recondo- Ft. Bragg, NC 1975
-Special Forces Qualification (18-C) - Ft. Bragg, NC 1984
-Pathfinder- Ft. Benning, GA 1980
-SERE- NAS North Island, CA 1983
-Diving Supervisor- Okinawa, JA 1981
-Static Line Jumpmaster- Okinawa, JA 1981
-Sniper- Camp Lejeune, NC 1975
-Naval Gunfire- Subic Bay, PI 1978
-Field Medical- Camp Lejeune, NC 1975
-Advanced Demolition- Camp Lejeune, NC 1975
-Basic Airborne- Ft. Benning, GA 1977
-Jungle Warfare Training Course- Ft. Sherman, Panama 1985
-Open Circuit Diver- Subic Bay, PI 1977
-Reconnaissance Indoctrination- Camp Lejeune, NC 1974
-Laser Systems Safety- Okinawa, JA 1990
-Sensor Implantation- Camp Lejeune, NC 1975
-HRST Master- Okinawa, JA 1981
-Non-Commissioned Officers Advanced Leadership Course, Okinawa, JA 1977
-Staff Non-commissioned Officers Leadership Academy, El Toro, CA 1984
Implemented
-Scout Swimmer- Okinawa, JA 1992
-Helocast Master- Okinawa, JA 1993
-Small craft coxswain- Okinawa, JA 1992
Security/Anti-terrorism
-Anti-Terrorism Level One Training System, November 2007
-Course Q534: Emergency Response to Terrorism, November 2007
-RCP 1004: Anti-Terrorism Intelligence Awareness Training, November 2007
-Computer Security Basics, November 2007
-LE 0001: Prevention and Deterrence for Law Enforcement, November 2007
-International Security Risks: Drug Problems, November 2007
-International Security Risks: Terrorism, November 2007
-International Security Risks: Migration, December 2007
-International Security Risks: Financial Crises, December 2007
-International Security Risks: Climate Change, December 2007
-The Muslim World, December 2007
-Identity Theft, December 2007
-S2 Online Academy: Maritime Security Awareness, December 2007
-Law Enforcement's Role in Terrorism, January 2008
-Law Enforcement's Roles and Responsibilities in Disaster Situations, January 2008
-Law Enforcement - Maritime Security, January 2008
-Psychological Aspects of Terrorism, January 2008
CBRNE
-GEN 0001 (0003): Prevention and Deterrence - Overview for all Disciplines, November 2007
-GEN RC02: Introduction to NIMS/NRP, November 2007
-GEN RC03: Effects of WMD/T Incidents on Mass Feeding, November 2007
-GEN RC04: Effects of WMD/T Incidents on Bulk Distribution, November 2007
-GEN RC05: Effects of WMD/T Incidents on Mass Sheltering, November 2007
-GEN RC06: Disaster Mental Health Considerations; during a Weapons of Mass Destruction/Terrorist Incident, November 2007
-RC01: Foundational Awareness of WMD/Terrorism, November 2007
-Agro-terrorism Extension-Level Training, December 2007
-Plant Bio-security Management, December 2007
-Bioterrorism and All-Hazards Preparedness: Basic Awareness, December 2007
-Bioterrorism Awareness-Level Training, December 2007
-Chemical Terrorism: Introduction & Classification / Chemical Weapons: Basic Concepts, January 2008
-Chemical Weapons: Detection Basics (Part I& II), January 2008
-Chemical Weapons: Protection Basics, January 2008
-Radiation Safety: Bio-effects, Protection and Standards & Radiation Detection, January 2008
-Radiation Safety: Disaster Preparedness, January 2008
-Radiation Safety: Types of Radiation, January 2008
-Radiation Safety: Units, January 2008
-Recognition and Management of Bioterrorist Agents: An Overview, January 2008
-Terrorism in Hawaii: Applying the Knowledge, January 2008
-Introduction to Bioterrorism for Hawaii, January 2008
-Introduction to Chemical Agents, January 2008 -Botulism, January 2008
-Anthrax, January 2008 -Nerve Agents, January 2008 -Blister Agents, January 2008
-Blood Agents, January 2008 -Choking Agents, January 2008 -Ricin, January 2008
-Tularemia, January 2008 -Smallpox, January 2008 -Plague, January 2008
-Incapacitating Agents, January 2008 -Viral Hemorrhagic Fevers, January 2008
-Joint CBRN Familiarization Course, January 2008
-DHS-Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD) Awareness Level Training, January 2008
-Preparing Communities for Agro-terrorism: Awareness Level, March 2008
DSSA
-DSSA: Risk Management for DoD Security Programs Course, November 2007
-DSSA: PERSONNEL SECURITY MANAGEMENT, November 2007
-DSSA: Basic Industrial Security for User Agency Personnel, November 2007
-DSSA: ESSENTIALS OF INDUSTRIAL SECURITY MANAGEMENT (EISM), December 2007
-DSSA: Information System Security Basics, December 2007
-DSSA: Protecting SECRET and CONFIDENTIAL Documents, December 2007
-DSSA: Marking Classified Information, December 2007
-DSSA: Insider Threat, February 2008
-DSSA: DoD Personnel Security Adjudications, February 2008
FEMA
-IS-1 Emergency Manager, August 2007
-IS-3 Radiological Emergency Management, August 2007
-IS-5.A An Introduction to Hazardous Materials, January 2008
-IS-7 A Citizen's Guide to Disaster Assistance, August 2007
-IS-8.A Building for the Earthquakes of Tomorrow, August 2007
-IS-10 Animals in Disaster, Awareness and Preparedness, August 2007
-IS-11 Animals in Disaster, Community Planning, and August 2007
-IS-22 Are You Ready? An In-depth Guide to Citizen Preparedness, August 2007
-IS-100 Intro to Incident Command System, July 2007
-IS 120 An Orientation to Community Disaster Exercises, August 2007
-IS 120.A An Introduction to Exercises, February 2008
-IS-130 Exercise Evaluation and Improvement Planning, February 2008
-IS-139 Exercise Design, August 2007
-IS-200 ICS for Single Resources and Initial Action Incidents, July 2007
-IS-208 State Disaster Management, August 2007
-IS-230 Principles of Emergency Management, August 2007
-IS-235 Emergency Planning, August 2007
-IS-240 Leadership & Influence, August 2007
-IS-241 Decision Making and Problem Solving, August 2007
-IS-242 Effective Communication, August 2007
-IS-244 Developing and Managing Volunteers, August 2007
-IS-271 Anticipating Hazardous Weather & Community Risk, August 2007
-IS-275 Role of the Emergency Operations Center in Community Preparedness, Response & Recovery,
August 2007
-IS-292 Disaster Basics, August 2007
-IS-301 Radiological Emergency Response, August 2007
-IS-302 Modular Emergency Radiological Response Transportation Training, November 2007
-IS-331 Introduction to Radiological Emergency Preparedness (REP) Exercise Evaluation, November 2007
-IS-340 Hazardous Materials Prevention , September 2007
-IS-362 Multi-Hazard Emergency Planning for Schools, September 2007
-IS-393.A Introduction to Hazard Mitigation, September, 2007
-IS-546 COA: COOP Awareness, August, 2007
-IS-547 COOP: Continuity of Operations Planning, July, 2007
-IS-630 Introduction to the Public Assistance Process, August, 2007
-IS-650 Tribal Relations, July 2007
-IS-700 NIMS National Incident Management System, July 2007
-IS-701 National Incident Management System Multi-Agency Coordination System, July 2007
-IS-702 NIMS Public Information Systems, August, 2007
-IS-703 NIMS Resource Management, August 2007
-IS-800 A NRP National Response Plan (NRP), July 2007
-IS-860 National Infrastructure Protection Plan, July 2007
OSHA
-Hazard Communication, October 2007
-Personal Protection Equipment, October 2007
-Back Safety, October 2007
-Forklift Safety and Operation, October 2007
-First Response, October 2007
-SCBA (Self Contained Breathing Apparatus), October 2007
-Rope Rescue, October 2007
-Course 700: Introduction to Safety Management, October 2007
-Course 701: Effective Safety Committees, October 2007
-Course 702: Incident/Accident Analysis, October 2007
-Course 703: Train the Trainer, October 2007
-Course 704: Hazard Analysis and Control, October 2007
-Course 705: Hazard Communication Program, October 2007
-Course 706: Conducting a Job Hazard Analysis (JHA), October 2007
-Course 707: Effective Safety Committee Meetings, October 2007
-Course 708: OSHA 300, Record Keeping, October 2007
-Course 709: Personal Protective Equipment, November 2007
-Course 711: Introduction to Ergonomics, November 2007
-Course 712: Safety Supervision and Leadership, November 2007
-Course 720: Preventing Workplace Violence, November 2007
-Course 722: Ergonomics Program Management, November 2007
MISC
-Instructor of Martial Arts- Subic Bay, PI 2001
-Medic First Aid (CPR) - Okinawa, JA 1994
-Professional Property Management Program- Atlanta, GA 1996
-PADI-Dive Master- Okinawa, JA 1993
-Commercial Dive Team Specialist- Okinawa, JA 1993
-Certificate in Virtual Contact Call Center Operations & Management, April, 2007
-BoatU.S. Foundation On-line Boating Safety Course, December 2007
-Pandemic Flu: Will It Occur and Are We Prepared, December 2007
-Preparedness and Community Response to Pandemics, December 2007
-Avian Influenza, January 2008
-Chemical Hazards: Methamphetamine Labs, January 2008
-Risk and Crisis Communication (I is for Investigation Session, 7), January 2008
-Crisis Leadership: Leadership at the Speed of Light, January 2008
-Introduction to Geographic Information Technologies for Emergency Planning and Response, January
2008
-Understanding GIS Coordinate Systems, January 2008
-Natural Disasters: Tsunamis, January 2008 -Introduction to Avian Influenza for Hawaii, January 2008
-Infectious Diseases: Cholera, January 2008 -Infectious Diseases: Dengue, January 2008
-Infectious Diseases: Scrub Typhus, January 2008
-The Hawaii DOH: Medical Reserve Corps Orientation Training, January 2008
-Louisiana Preparedness- Preparing for an Influenza Pandemic: Focus on Local Preparedness, April 2008
-ABC's of Pandemic Influenza, July 2008
Computer Skills
-MS Office 2007 -Word -Excel
-PowerPoint -Outlook -Adobe Acrobat
-Virtual Contact Call Center Operations -Five9 Supervisor -Five9Agent
-Skype -Webtrain -WebSurveyor
-Web Logs (Blogs) -Emotional Wellness -Typing Skills 45 WPM
-Competent in using all standard office machinery, e.g., personal computers, digital media such as USB thumb drives and CDs, printers, fax machines, and scanners.
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