Training Supervisor

Louis A. Perez Jr

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Petersburg, VA 23803

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

Home: 804-***-****

Cell: 804-***-****

Work Experience

Cubic Applications Inc. (10/9/07- Present) - Instructor

Fort Lee, Virginia

Supervisor: Michael Cooper 804-***-****

Deliver instruction, lesson plans, advance sheets, and related materials for school and student use covering assigned blocks of materials in supply maintenance, troubleshooting, and related subjects for the Supply, small arms; ensure relation of materials for each block to remaining portions of applicable MOS, qualifying course. Performs platform and practical exercise instruction to students in the 92Y Unit Supply MOS, securing of arms, ammunition and explosives involving assigned blocks of instruction, including conducting conferences, practical exercises, lectures and other activities; assists other division instructors in conducting practical exercises. Discuss same with associates and responds to comments from other reviewers and specialist. Coordinate with a variety of training sources, and implement training plans. Manage all aspects of education and training processes. Deliver policy, instructions and procedures governing overall management of training program from analysis of data. Make recommendations to staff regarding developing trends, situations, required actions, and other mandatory requirements. Implement and monitor utilization of resources. Maintain student training enrollment and completion records. Collect and analyze training data and reports the statistical results. Have working knowledge of the PBUSE System, and have trained Soldiers in the operation of the PBUSE system. I am also involved with the Military Training Team (MTT) I have been to Fort Bragg North Carolina and Camp Shelby, Mississippi Training Soldier in Small Arms.

Greensville Correctional Center (5/07-10/07) Senior Corrections Officer

Jarratt, Virginia

Supervisor: Captain Rowe 434-***-****

Supervise offenders who have been assigned to special housing based on their negative behavior, and their total disregard to the rules that have been established by the department. Perform searches of living areas as well as the offenders themselves; maintain documentation of the checks that are made. Escort offenders to the medical department for their routine checks as well as sick call, and escort the medical staff in order for the staff to pass out medication. Deliver meals to the offenders, pass out mail and pick up out going mail. Escort offenders to the recreation yard and monitor their behavior, and ensure that the offenders are not passing contraband to one another. Monitor visitation to ensure that the visitor is not passing contraband to the offender, and that the other visitors are safe from harm. Perform perimeter checks to ensure that the facility has not been compromised in any way. Monitor offender behavior while they are performing their work assignments and account for each offender. Conduct accountability inspections to make sure that all of the offenders assigned to each housing unit are accounted for.

Academy for Staff Development 9/06-10/07 Training & Development Coordinator

Crozier, Virginia

Supervisor: Proctor Galloway 804-***-****

Responsible for the training of correctional officer trainees; duties include preparing and teaching curriculum and conducting classroom lectures. Demonstrate and instruct new trainees in the application and use of physical restraints, defensive tactics, Chemical agents, electronic immobilization devices, riot batons, and cell extractions. Responsible for preparing, lecturing, and teaching the trainees in terrorism awareness and the history, and identification of security threat groups. Prepare and maintain documentation for academy records as well as various individual institutional records. Instruct trainees in the proper handling and use of the .38 caliber revolver, AR-15 Sporter rifle, and the Remington 870 12 gauge shotgun. The trainees are also instructed to administer First aid and CPR to the offender population as well as the staff of the facility. Update lesson plans annually also update the training database to ensure that all of the staff is in compliance with the training requirements that all employees must achieve annually.

Sussex I State Prison 4/05-9/06(Assistant Institutional Training Officer)

Waverly, Virginia

Supervisor: Richard Barbour 804-***-****

Train and develop newly hired security and non-security staff, prepare curriculum for annual In-Service training, re-qualify security staff in the use of .38Caliber revolver, the AR-15 Sporter rifle and the Remington 870 pump shotgun. Expose security staff to chemical agents on an annual basis. Prepare and conduct lectures on First aid and CPR, FEMA training, Terrorism awareness, and Security threat groups. Update lesson plans annually, update training database, maintain documents required for yearly American Correctional Association audits. Maintained database to ensure that each employee’s training was documented. Supervised 10 Corrections Officers while performing duties as a Special Response Team Leader.

Sussex II State Prison 8/98-4/05

Waverly, Virginia

Supervisor: David Hamlette (.804-***-****

Supervised 10 Corrections Officers in the maintenance, security, and control of 132 maximum security offenders placed in segregation for disruptive behavior and/or exhibiting severe mental health symptoms. Supervise officers as they conducted count to ensure offender accountability, ensure and enforce cell compliance in according with DOC Policy. Conduct routine inspections of all posts within the housing unit. Maintain accountability of all equipment assigned to each post. Assist officers as they escort offenders for recreation and monitor and supervise offender movement throughout the facility. Assist officers with security rounds; consult with the mental health staff regarding the care and safety of mental health offenders in segregation. Made sure that all documentation was maintained and accounted for at all times.

Powhatan Correctional Center 3/96-8/98

State Farm, VA

Supervisor: Ed Wise

Supervised 132 maximum security offenders placed in segregation for disruptive behavior and/or exhibiting severe mental health symptoms. Supervise officers as they conducted count to ensure offender accountability, ensure and enforce cell compliance in according with DOC Policy. Conduct routine inspections of all posts within the housing unit. Maintain accountability of all equipment assigned to each post. Assist officers as they escort offenders for recreation and monitor and supervise offender movement throughout the facility. Assist officers with security rounds; consult with the mental health staff regarding the care and safety of mental health offenders in segregation. Made sure that all documentation was maintained and accounted for at all times.

U.S. Army 3/80-4/95

Fort Lee, VA

Supervisor: David Brown 804-***-****

Supervised three Unit Supply Specialist; duties included the maintenance and accountability of assigned equipment within the brigade; responsible for supplying and outfitting various United States Forces and United Nations Forces in Mogadishu, Somalia

With required equipment. Conducted equipment and supply accountability inspections, prepared documents and reports for change of commands. Assisted in maintaining accountability of theater property book equipment. Supplied and outfitted troops with essential equipment required for duty stations and field operations. Conduct inventories of assigned equipment. Provided linen exchange for soldiers on a weekly basis, record and prepare fuel consumption reports, prepared and maintained records for ordering, and registering non-expendable supplies and equipment. Delivered and issued supplies to subordinate units, additional responsibilities included assignments as Unit Armorer which required me to conduct inspections and inventories of assigned weapons. Ordered and picked up training ammunition for field training exercises.

U.S. Army 3/80-4/95

Fort Lee, VA

Supervisor: Earl Marable 734-3491

Assigned to Battalion S-4 section which included maintaining the non-expendable document register, issued non-expendable supplies to units upon delivery from the warehouse. Assisted in fueling battalion vehicles during field training exercises, checked the status of supplies ordered, prepared documents for the purchase of supplies within the surrounding area of the installation (Local Purchase). I have also been assigned duties working in a Property Book section in Hawaii assigned to the 45th Support Group and, when I was assigned to the 507th Support Group supporting Operation Restore Hope in Somolia as part of the Theater Property Book Team. Maintained hand receipts for equipment within the battalion headquarters, updated records as equipment was issued and turned in by units within the battalion.

Hardware/Software Experience:

Dell and HP-PC’s, Fax machines, Copy machines, Data projectors, etc.

Software Used: MS Office for (MS Word, Excel, PowerPoint), Vista (MS Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook), Acrobat and others.

Operating Languages Used:

Windows 2000, NT, 2007, XP, Vista

Awards: Army Commendation medal (4), Army Achievement Medal (3), Good Conduct Medal (5), National defense Ribbon, Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal, NCO Professional development (2), Army service Ribbon, Overseas Ribbon, United Nations Service Medal, Drivers Badge, Expert Marksmanship Badge, Expert Grenade Badge.

Education: John Tyler Community College

Associates Degree in Police Science

Additional Information: Basic Supply school (Military), Primary Leadership Development Course (Military), Basic Non-Commissioned Officers Course (Military), Terrorism Awareness Training (Law Enforcement), FEMA Training (Law Enforcement), General instructor Certification (Law Enforcement), Firearms Instructor Certification (Law Enforcement), Defensive Tactic Certification (Law Enforcement), Chemical Agents/Impact Munitions Certification (Law Enforcement), Hand Held Immobilization Device Certification (Law Enforcement), Monadnock Baton Instructor Certification (Law Enforcement),First Aid/CPR/AED Instructor (American Red Cross), Command Spanish Instructor (Command Spanish Inc.) Total Army Instructor Training Course (TAITC)

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