Eric Kready, Cpp Email & Phone Number

Chapel Hill, NC, US

North Carolina, United States

North Carolina, United States

Texas

Texas, United States

Austin, Texas, United States

Raleigh-Durham-Chapel Hill Area

WZ certified Security Professional responsible for developing, implementing, managing, and executing day-to-day operations to ensure the physical safety and security of SAP employees, buildings and assets, which have a very high level of regulatory, compliance, financial, and brand impact and/or a very high complexity of work and life safety throughout the.

Dallas/Fort Worth Area

WZ certified Security Professional responsible for developing, implementing, and managing security awareness programs that contribute to the prevention and reduction of fraudulent losses while promoting safety and security throughout the workplace for all employees, visitors, and guests within a 10-state domestic United States region. Initiates.

United States

Security Consultant providing Subject Matter Expertise for the development of a transportation security program. Conducted review of existing SOPs, audit, and scorecard processes and amended based on industry best practices. Created a detailed, multi-tiered set of Security Standards for carriers, shippers, and storage facilities based on cargo theft.

Austin, Texas Area

Duties and responsibilities include / included management of 70+ field personnel for customers throughout the U.S. and Canada, including oversight of day-to-day operations of cargo security and supply chain visibility programs, management of field trials and implementation and subsequent training for new programs, and supervision of logistics security.

Fort Campbell, KY

Operations Officer for the development, implementation and execution of Fire, Police, Physical Security and 911 Emergency Communication Operations for Ft Campbell, Kentucky, the third largest US Military installation ensuring the security and safety of 105,000 acres, 242,000 personnel, 28,430 structures, two airfields, and over 400 military aircraft..

Ramadi, Iraq

Military Advisor for the Al Anbar Police Directorate (APD) Stability Transition Team (STT) assigned primary duty as the Police Investigations Senior Advisor ultimately responsible for USF military and civilian advisors mentoring of Iraqi Investigation Divisions including the Provincial Forensics Laboratory, the Provincial K9 program, the Iraqi Police.

JHQ Rheindahlen, Germany

Military Police Operations Officer for the HQ, Allied Rapid Reaction Corps. While deployed on operations, coordinates the activity of multinational Military Police and Security Forces, United Nations Police, and other non-governmental organizations with the corps headquarters and operates as the Corps Provost Marshal Operations Officer. During peacetime.

Fort Bragg, North Carolina

Commander of the U.S. Army's only Airborne Division Military Police Company with a world-wide strategic response mission to deploy within 18 hours in support of the 82nd Airborne Division and XVIII Airborne Corps. Provides direct support to three Airborne Infantry Brigade Combat Teams and general support to the Division. Responsible for the training and.

Fort Bragg, North Carolina

Assistant Brigade Operations Officer in the Army's only Airborne Military Police Brigade supporting XVIII Airborne Corps and Fort Bragg. Responsible for planning and directing Military Police Operations in support of worldwide missions and no-notice contingency operations, training and deployments of four Military Police Battalions and four separate.

Kosovo / Kandahar / Gitmo / Fort Campbell

Platoon Leader for a worldwide deployable Corps Support Military Police Company in support of the 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault), XVIII Airborne Corps and FORSCOM. Responsible for the morale, training, health and welfare of 33 Soldiers. Ensures the readiness of three tactical squads comprising 10 Military Police teams capable of deployment in.

Camp Casey, Korea

Platoon Leader of a Forward Support platoon in the largest and most forward deployed Military Police Company in the US Army. Responsible for the combat readiness, training, safety, morale, and welfare of 20 US Soldiers and 8 KATUSAs. Provides direct Military Police support to 2d Brigade, 2d Infantry Division during training and war, and general Military.

Ma, Business And Organizational Security Management

Bs, Biology