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Tennessee, United States

- Work 35-55 hours per week. - Recognized by numerous retail, commercial, and financial institution clients for consistently efficient and professional service. - Ensure the secure transport of high-value assets, maintaining a 100% incident-free record by adhering strictly to security protocols. - Reduced expected route times by an average of one hour through proactive planning and efficient delivery, improving daily productivity. - Recognizing my commitment to professional development and leadership, my supervisors promoted me at 6 months tenure to Armed Transport Coach and Trainer. - Successfully trained numerous, new armed transport guards, equipping them with the skills and knowledge they need to excel in their roles. - Provide ongoing mentorship and performance feedback even after training ends, contributing to higher retention and satisfaction rates. - Collaborate with management to identify and address training needs, continuously improving the effectiveness of our training program.

Walker State Prison

- Work ~60 hours per week.- Maintain security and order in a minimum-medium security facility housing over 200 offenders. - Conduct thorough searches and contraband interdictions, identifying and confiscating unauthorized items to improve facility safety. - Train and mentor multiple newly hired officers, providing hands-on guidance in policy, security procedures, and best practices for correctional environments. - Act as a role model for professionalism and discipline, instilling a sense of duty and ethics among new recruits and active officers. - Document trainee progress thoroughly and report to supervisors, ensuring new officers are fully prepared for independent duties.

Dallas, Georgia, United States

- Work ~60 hours per week.- Conduct thorough pat-downs and security screenings, preventing the introduction of contraband into holding cells. - Accurately document all intake and release processes, ensuring legal compliance and a concise record for each detainee. - Managed intake, booking, and supervision of up to 30 arrestees per shift. - Perform thorough security checks to maintain order within holding cells, frequently communicating with other officers to manage facility operations efficiently.

Hays State Prison

- Work ~60 hours per week.- Maintain security and order for a close security facility housing 1200 offenders, applying de-escalation techniques to resolve conflicts peacefully during times of unrest. - Conduct random searches on common areas to detect contraband, supporting the safety of staff and offenders alike. - Monitor offender activities within housing units and during recreational time, ensuring compliance with facility regulations. - Escort offenders securely to and from assigned activities, upholding safety and procedural standards throughout daily operations.

Hays State Prison

- Work ~80 hours per week.- Work alongside a team of professionals responsible for riot control, crowd management, and facility security. - Remain available 24/7 to respond efficiently to emergency situations including civil unrest and natural disasters. - Conduct facility-wide searches, assist the daily duties of correctional facilities in need state-wide, coordinate with law enforcement during times of crisis, and use specialized equipment, such as less-lethal munitions, to restore order. - Receive extensive training in riot control, firearms, and the use of chemical agents, in order to respond swiftly and effectively in high-pressure scenarios.

Hays State Prison

- Work ~80 hours per week. - Lead a special operations squad in high-stakes situations, including riot control and facility lockdowns, ensuring team safety and operational success. - Coordinate squad activities in the absence of the commander, successfully managing crisis scenarios and maintaining command authority. - Oversee the team’s operations and ensure that all members maintain a professional and disciplined demeanor.