Formerly known as the Site Security Lead, I assumed the responsibilities of the company's site safety program and was promoted to the Security and Safety Partner position. My duties include, but are not limited to:- Coordinate with local law enforcement, fire and other emergency first responder agencies as well as internal and external/security and asset protection teams. - Partner with internal and external leadership on multiple levels to ensure security and safety procedures and policies are adhered to and coordinate with site leadership to conduct required training and emergency drills.- Recruit and manage the site's safety committee and first responders.- Conduct onsite training and certifications for safety personnel.- Certified PIT Trainer: Train and certify PIT operators.- Maintain and audit training records.- Conduct investigations pertaining to safety, security, asset protection, and HR related incidences on the manufacturing, distribution, and corporate levels.- Ensure accurate and secured record keeping for incident reports and investigations. - Conduct new hire security briefings and orientations for new employees for the assembly and distribution center, Home Delivery department, and for security personnel.- Train security personnel on risk/threat prevention, detection, analysis/assessment and de-escalation tactics to prevent and manage workplace violence as well as conduct emergency drills to ensure personnel readiness.- Ensure security personnel maintain active clearances and credentials.- Conduct daily, weekly, monthly, and annual safety and security 5S audits for continuous improvement to personnel and building safety and security.- Create security profiles and records for employees.- Issue and document security badges to employees, contractors, and visitors and maintain a log of issued badges.- Conduct inventory and process audits to ensure inventory accuracy.

As the California Site Security Lead for Sleep Number, I oversee safety, security and asset protection.My duties include, but are not limited to:- Coordinate with local law enforcement, fire and other emergency first responder agencies as well as internal and external/security and asset protection teams. - Partner with internal and external leadership on multiple levels to ensure security and safety procedures and policies are adhered to and coordinate with site leadership to conduct required training and emergency drills.- Conduct investigations pertaining to safety, security, asset protection, and HR related incidences on the manufacturing, distribution, and corporate levels.- Ensure accurate and secured record keeping for incident reports and investigations. - Conduct new hire security briefings and orientations for new employees for the assembly and distribution center, Home Delivery department, and for security personnel.- Train security personnel on risk/threat prevention, detection, analysis/assessment and de-escalation tactics to prevent and manage workplace violence as well as conduct emergency drills to ensure personnel readiness.- Ensure security personnel maintain active clearances and credentials.- Conduct daily, weekly, monthly, and annual safety and security 5S audits for continuous improvement to personnel and building safety and security.- Create security profiles and records for employees.- Issue and document security badges to employees, contractors, and visitors and maintain a log of issued badges.- Conduct inventory and process audits to ensure inventory accuracy.

At Hill AFB, I performed and enforced the full-range duties of a police officer independently as well as performing the full-range duties of a U.S. Air Force Security Forces member which included base entry controller and installation patrolman. I ensured individuals requesting access to the installation had the proper identification credentials and were properly authenticated with before entering. I was also tasked to patrol the installation to enforce traffic laws and to respond to emergencies. In addition, I was a certified desk sergeant. I served as a Security Forces/emergency personnel dispatcher for the installation and answered 911 emergency calls.Accomplishments:- Awarded the 75th Security Forces Commander's coin for excellence.- Awarded the Hill AFB Aerospace Museum Curator's coin for professionalism.- Awarded the 75th Security Forces Outstanding Civilian of the Year Award (2019)

As an F-22 specialist, I troubleshooted, evaluated, inspected, refinished, repaired, tested, modified and maintained advanced composite components, internal and external to the aircraft's structure and LO (Low Observable) systems and subsystems and any applicable aircraft specialized coatings. I maintained inventory, ordered required parts, tools and PPE through vendors and conducted audits to ensure inventory accuracy. My primary duty was to repair damaged F-22 aircraft in order to have them be mission ready to deploy overseas. As an additional duty, I was also a VPP (Voluntary Protection Program) representative. I was tasked to provide my fellow team members with safety briefings given to me by the head of the VPP and to identify safety hazards on the warehouse floor and to correct them.Accomplishments:- Zero defects on an F-22 Aircraft upon final inspection- Supported the U.S. Air Force mission by repairing numerous damaged F-22 aircraft for immediate deployments overseas.

My duties as a Security Forces installation patrolman included providing air base defense by performing the full-range duties as a military police officer and as a defender by providing surveillance, patrol and base entry control in order to protect military resources from foreign and domestic threats. I am trained and experienced in emergency response procedures involving active shooter scenarios, alarms and medical emergencies.Accomplishments:- Youngest member on the QRF (Quick Reaction Force) for the 2011 March ARB Air Show- M-4 Weapon System Expert (Earning the Marksman Expeditionary Achievement Medal)- Awarded the Patriot Defender's Squad 2 "Most Outstanding Airman"- Awarded the 452nd SFS Commander's coin for outstanding performance and excellence.

As a ceremonial guardsman in the honor guard, I would perform final honors for fallen military veterans and their families. I also performed special military honors for momentous occasions and ceremonies requiring my skill-sets such as retirements, change of command, promotions, memorials, sporting events, etc. I was also the in charge of HAZMAT as a secondary duty and ordered MSDS’s and instructed other members on the proper use of the chemicals we used and emergency procedures for hazardous chemical spills.Accomplishments:- Performed military honors at more than 400 funerals- Only member to perform taps on the bugle- Volunteered more than 150 hours of community service- Received Commander’s coin for professionalism.