• Monitor and control access of personnel via access media, entry control points and vehicle inspection sites, using memos, badge control lists, and BOLO postings to ensure correct level of access.• Provide static and mobile perimeter security. Provide observation and surveillance capabilities for ongoing suspicious activities and/or persons, and use these capabilities to document all events.• Visually and physically inspect personnel and vehicles entering installation perimeter for contraband, weapons, explosives, and other prohibited items in order to maintain effective security posture. • Respond to critical alarms for priority events and mission essential/sensitive areas in an expedient manner using pre-established policies and standard operating procedures.• Gain and maintain Federal qualifications by conducting 3 weeks of initial classroom/OJT training, quarterly firearms qualifications, monthly computer based training modules and unscheduled mock exercises.

• Battalion Operations (S3): Assist Battalion headquarters in the planning and implementation of all missions and operations. Provide communication and other logistical support to subordinate units within the command.• Infantryman: Use individual, crew served and vehicle mounted weapons along with small unit tactics to close with and destroy the enemy in support of unit objectives.

• Primary Marksmanship Instructor: Conduct Battalion wide training of Rifle Marksmanship and fundamentals. Serve as subject matter expert on the employment of ranged weapons and small unit tactics. Facilitated a 95% first time pass rate for Battalion Individual Weapons Qualifications.• Sniper Team Leader: Plan and execute missions in support of Battalion objectives as a single team and in conjunction with other units ranging in size from Squad to Company. Brief Battalion Commander, Battalion Operations staff and other Command echelons on mission parameters, objectives, and targets. Train, supervise and employ sniper team members in all of the duties of a sniper team• Sniper: employ precision long range fire in support of Battalion and company objectives. Observe, gather and report Intel on designated objectives utilizing stealth and concealment. Communicate reported information to higher echelons in support of Battalion Commander’s intent.• Dismount Fire Team Leader: Supervised, trained, and directed four-man scout team. Utilized small unit tactics in support of platoon and troop objectives. Counseled, corrected and disciplined soldiers based on monthly performance.• Vehicle Crew Gunner: Assumed command, control, and communication of scout vehicle in absence of Vehicle commander. Performed and supervised operator maintenance on scout vehicles and equipment. Utilized vehicle weapon systems in to provide suppressive fire in support of platoon movements and objectives.

• Primary Marksmanship Instructor: Conduct Battalion wide training of Rifle Marksmanship and fundamentals. Serve as subject matter expert on the employment of ranged weapons and small unit tactics. Facilitated a 95% first time pass rate for Battalion Individual Weapons Qualifications.• Sniper Team Leader: Plan and execute missions in support of Battalion objectives as a single team and in conjunction with other units ranging in size from Squad to Company. Brief Battalion Commander, Battalion Operations staff and other Command echelons on mission parameters, objectives, and targets. Train, supervise and employ sniper team members in all of the duties of a sniper team• Sniper: employ precision long range fire in support of Battalion and company objectives. Observe, gather and report Intel on designated objectives utilizing stealth and concealment. Communicate reported information to higher echelons in support of Battalion Commander’s intent.• Dismount Fire Team Leader: Supervised, trained, and directed four-man scout team. Utilized small unit tactics in support of platoon and troop objectives. Counseled, corrected and disciplined soldiers based on monthly performance.• Vehicle Crew Gunner: Assumed command, control, and communication of scout vehicle in absence of Vehicle commander. Performed and supervised operator maintenance on scout vehicles and equipment. Utilized vehicle weapon systems in to provide suppressive fire in support of platoon movements and objectives.

• Conduct various investigations and deep-dives ranging from theft, alarm response and SLA failures, to policy violations and incident reports utilizing various security programs, surveillance software and electronic databases.• Manage approx. 400-600 personnel throughout 34 client buildings and complete proper employee documentation such as performance reviews, disciplinary records, shift schedules and post policies.• Maintain timekeeping records and manage staffing issues in a high stress, high volume environment.• Devise, implement and coordinate security operations and programs.• Provide immediate incident response capabilities for incidents ranging from medical emergencies to hostile confrontations while coordinating with local First Responder agencies.

• Visually and physically inspect personnel and vehicles entering installation perimeter for contraband, weapons, explosives, and other prohibited items in order to maintain effective security posture. • Provide static and mobile perimeter security. Provide observation and surveillance capabilities for ongoing suspicious activities and/or persons, and use these capabilities to document all events.• Monitor and control access of personnel via access media, entry control points and vehicle inspection sites, using memos, badge control lists, and BOLO postings to ensure correct level of access.• Coordinate with and between Host Nation, Foreign National, and U.S. Forces to address security and customer services concerns.• Gain and maintain qualifications with individual and crew-served weapons.

The Chief Operations Officer operates the daily functions and operations of the company and reports directly to the Chief Executive Officer. The Security Consultant provides expert planning, implementation and advice regarding security related matters such as executive protection, personal security, risk management, threat mitigation and conflict resolution and deescalation.

• Facilitated timely demolition, removal and reconstruction of buildings suffering from fire, smoke, water, and mold damage. • -Supervised contractor work crews in order to meet critical deadlines. • -Coordinated with management elements to provide expedient and accurate work estimates and project scope.

• Facilitated the reception and placement of reinforcing rebar. • Fabricated load bearing rebar mats and walls for the reinforcement of cement walls and footings. • Rigged loads and communicated with cranes using hand signals to move materials to designated areas

• Responsible for the protection of and access to highly classified and sensitive equipment, technology, information, materials and processes.• Communicated and collaborated with local Law Enforcement agencies to maintain site integrity.• Visually and physically inspect personnel and vehicles entering site perimeter for contraband, weapons, explosives, and other prohibited items in order to maintain effective security posture. • Provide static and mobile perimeter security. Provide observation and surveillance capabilities for ongoing suspicious activities and/or persons, and use these capabilities to document all events.• Provide immediate incident response capabilities for incidents ranging from medical emergencies to hostile confrontations while coordinating with local First Responder agencies.

• Combat Deployment: Deployed to Kandahar, Afghanistan in support of Operation Enduring Freedom from April 2012 to January 2013.• Dismount Fire Team Leader: Supervised, trained, and directed four-man scout team. Utilized small unit tactics in support of platoon and troop objectives. Counseled, corrected and disciplined soldiers based on monthly performance.• Squad Designated Marksman: Utilized medium to long range precision rifle fire in support of squad and platoon objectives. Engaged in observation, surveillance and overwatch duties during personal security details.• Company Operations Intelligence Support Team: Provided 24/7 on-call tactical intelligence analysis, processing and dissemination capabilities. Discerned enemy patterns, tactics, techniques and procedures in order to request and implement assets and/or effects in support of lethal and non-lethal targeting and operations.• Scout: Observed, gathered and reported tactical information on objectives utilizing stealth and concealment. Prepared reports and present higher echelons with information gathered.