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Fort Worth, Texas, United States

Fort Worth, Texas, United States

• Certified with both IDC and CIMS• Ability to supervise inmates that have a mental illness. • Assisted supervisors with multiple audits.• Conducted many hours of informal training to staff on the institutional roster program, DARTS, Sentry, and standard correctional operations.• Provided written results of investigations using DARTS software.• Utilizes appropriate use of force when needed to prevent loss of life or escape. • Provides coverage as an acting shift supervisor in the Correctional Servicesdepartment, giving supervision and guidance to a subordinate staff of correctional officers.• Accountable for direct supervision over a varying number of correctional officers assigned to his shift.• Able to effectively maintain the security of the institution during times of duress.• Performs a full range of administrative activities involving the daily assignment of correctional officers to various posts and assignment of general or specific duties. • Gives instruction and counsel to officers involving work performance, interpretationof policy, and handling of problems concerning the inmate population.• Prepares and submits written and verbal reports to supervisors and administration• Prepares and maintains the daily assignment rosters, making necessary changes for emergencysick and annual leave.• Authorizes overtime work when needed.• Enforces all rules and regulations relative to custodial security of the institution. • Makes daily inspections of all areas of the institution to ensure that established proceduresregarding institution security, safety, and sanitation are being followed. stitutional operations when necessary to meet emergency situations.• Conducts regular institution counts and orders special counts, when circumstances require.•Investigates and takes action on incident reports, evaluating the circumstances of the report, and interviewing inmates.• Directs subordinates in security inspections

Dallas/Fort Worth Area

• Monitor conduct of prisoners in housing unit, or during work or recreational activities, according to established policies, regulations, and procedures, to prevent escape or violence• Inspect conditions of locks, window bars, grills, doors, and gates at correctional facilities to ensure security and help prevent escapes• Submit work orders for non-operational institutional equipment• Prepare inmates for transport through search and application of appropriate restraining devices, depending on security level, and ensures all related materials to be transported with inmate are ready and in order• Transport inmates outside the facility to and from medical appointments, and other facilities as required• Maintain a rolling log of inmate movement, institutional operations, and pertinent information• Utilize a computer to complete reports describing events that have happened, such as incident reports, disciplinary reports, and special observations reports• Maintain supervision of inmate orderlies and give positive or negative feedback when needed• Conduct random cell and area searches of inmates housing, training, and recreational areas to ensure no contraband items are present• Perform security observation duties and respond to institutional emergencies• Perform tasks as Front Lobby Officer operating computer controlled machinery, drug testing equipment, and multiple software programs to stop the flow of contraband• Perform hand-held wand searches of staff and visitors who have triggered machine alarms, who are unable to pass through metal detectors, or who have been randomly identified for such searches• Make recommendations improving operational procedures throughout the facility • Ensure all records are stored in accordance with Bureau of Prisons policy • Enforce and follow institutional and Bureau of Prisons rules and regulations

Victorville, California

• Maintain supervision, care and correctional treatment of male and female offenders in confined and open areas.• Defused multiple volatile situations using the correct amount of force to physically control disruptive inmate• Maintain a rolling log of inmate movement, institutional operations, and pertinent information.• Enforce institutional Bureau of Prisons rules, regulations, and policies.• Ensure Inmate health and welfare are properly maintained in accordance with BOP policy. • Utilize a computer to type up quantifiable and accurate incident reports• Administer drug and alcohol tests, including random drug screens of offenders, to maintain a safe environment for both staff and inmates • Maintain supervision of male and female inmate orderlies • Made multiple recommendations improving operational procedures• Cross trained as Time & Attendance Clerk • Maintain pay for 178 Correctional Officers using WebTA and other scheduling software• Ensure all records are stored in accordance with Bureau of Prisons policy • Submit work orders for non-operational institutional equipment• Conduct random cell and area searches of inmates housing, training and recreational areas to ensure no contraband items are present• Perform security observation duties and respond to institutional emergencies• Worked multiple shifts and posts at the USP, FCI 1, FCI 2 and female Satellite Prison Camp.

Bakersfield, California

• Mentored and maintained accountability of soldiers within the platoon, providing positive guidance for their personal and professional development• Wrote detailed evaluations for subordinate leadership and incorporated plans on how to achieve their personal goals• Reviewed and made corrections to all reports and counselings prior to submission to command team• Plan and coordinate security measures in enemy prisoner of war facilities and civilian internment settlements/resettlements• Ensured all platoon equipment and vehicles are properly maintained • Counsel and mentor squad leaders for professional growth• Maintained accountability of classified communications equipment and vehicles valued in excess of $750K• Supervised and trained 36 personnel in small unit tactics, marksmanship, and advanced close quarters battle movements• Analyzed violations of organizational code of conduct and administered disciplinary actions in accordance with published regulations

Kandahar, Afghanistan

• Coordinated detention efforts between one Australian and five US Task Forces, the International Security Assistance Force (ISAF), the International Joint Command (IJC), United States Forces-Afghanistan (USFOR-A), Combined Joint International Assistance Task Force (CJIATF) 435, the Staff Judge Advocate (SJA), and numerous other headquarters ensuring time sensitive detention information was reported in a timely and accurate manner to the Regional Command RC(S) Commanding General • Demonstrated meticulous attention to detail; instrumental for the Regional Command (South) Provost Marshals Office to effectively track over 1500 detainees taken into ISAF custody by Multi-National Task Forces throughout the area of operations. Through my efforts, Regional Command (South) was able to ensure Task Forces maintained strict adherence to applicable laws, policies, procedures, and ensure that all detention operations were conducted in accordance with the highest standards• Performed duties as an Operations NCO within the Kandahar Field Detention Site, in Regional Command South Afghanistan, which houses up to 78 high profile detainees• Completed all necessary reports, equipment inventories, work orders, supply requests, and tracked their progress using a mixture of government software programs and spread sheets• Wrote and implemented Standard Operating Procedures for largest Field Detention Site in Southern Afghanistan • Supervised all aspects of Detention Site operations to include in/out processing, medical services, maintenance, security, transportation, evidence, training, and safety • Directly responsible for coordinating facility emergency action plans and all high risk detainee moves• Implemented and supervised institutional plans and procedures • Assisted with preparation of operational status reports to the RC(S) Command and Provost Marshal Office• Coordinated ground transportation for detainee air movements

Fort Drum, Ny

• Squad Leader in a Combat Support Military Police Company • Responsible for combat readiness, welfare, morale, discipline, and training of Soldiers • Ensured squad was ready to provide law enforcement operations for the Fort Drum military community • Developed plans of action and delegated authority to subordinate leaders to increase workforce productivity • Ensured all assigned tasks were complete as directed, and took responsibility team shortcomings and accomplishments• Developed plans of action and delegated authority to subordinate leaders to increase workforce productivity • Ensured all assigned tasks were complete as directed, and took responsibility team shortcomings and accomplishments• Instructed Emergency Vehicle Operators Course (EVOC) for over 200 Soldiers, enabling them to certify for law enforcement operations within the Fort drum community • Oversaw professional development, morale, health, and welfare of NCO's and soldiers• Managed the Army Substance Abuse Program for 156 personnel• Chosen to attend the Mountain Fitness Trainer Course and manage the physical training program for over 200 Soldiers assigned to the 25th Military Police Company • First responder capable of performing Self-Aid and Buddy Care (SABC) and CPR. Enforces traffic regulations • Selected as the Brigade Pregnancy Post-Partum PT (P3T) NCOIC; motivated and trained all participants through a skillfully planned and tailored fitness program • Assisted United States Customs officials by conducting container searches for contraband• Performed multiple administrative duties to include tracking readiness, training, pending operational tasks, and certifications for over 200 employees• Sought out imperfections and shortcomings within the unit and advised the command team on possible solutions

Fort Hood, Texas

• Managed Enhanced Position Locating Reporting System (KI'LRS) Network Manager (HNM) system consisting of one communication assemblages (AN/TSQ-158A), one tactical HMMWVs, one prime power unit (PU-797. 5k\v) and other associated equipment valued in excess of $1,200,000• Ability to think and act under stress; successfully calmed a distressed Soldier from self harm, possibly saving a life • Supervised the installation, operation, and maintenance of EPLRS Node Management • Motivated and trained a newly formed squad of seasoned and inexperienced EPLARS operators to deploy in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom• Ensured 1st Cavalry Division Staff maintained 100% accountability of crypto material; provided guidance to ensure all personnel were aware of their responsibilities • Installed and maintained a data networking system that provided air and missile defense to Baghdad, Iraq and its surrounding areas• Served as the Freedom Rest Liaison Officer, responsible for the Freedom Rest Warrior program in excess of 30,000 Soldiers and civilians assigned to the Multi-National Division-Baghdad - Multi-National Forces-Iraq, and the Department of State• Worked as a member of a Personal Security Detachment responsible for the safe transportation of United States Vice Presidential Staff, General Officers, and Senior Iraqi leadership• Provided knowledge and advice to senior military officials • Maintained accountability for over 180 soldiers and civilians employees in hostile environment• Assisted with food service duties and the supervision of food service staff• Involved in planning and execution of numerous media and dinner events involving American and Iraqi dignitaries

Fort Eustis, Va

• Deployed in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom; maintained all communication’s equipment aboard the Logistics Support Vessel #4 • Cross trained with watercraft engineers, and assisted them within vessel engine and generator room monitoring multiple machines and assisted with maintenance as directed• Served as the company Nuclear, Biological, Chemical, and Communications Non-commissioned officer in charge with strong emphasis on safety and maintenance, maintained over $250,000 worth of NBC and communication equipment without issue• Instrumental in the completion of ten successful missions through the Strait of Hormuz while maintaining constant communications throughout hostile waters• Developed lesson plans and instructed military personnel in the installation and use of radio equipment• Implemented a secure way of communications for Soldiers to talk with their families while underway in the Persian Gulf; supporting the troops and families maintaining the morale of Soldiers

Las Vegas, Nevada

• Assisted with the loading, unloading, and Installation of ducting, lighting, audio systems, framework, stage platforms, stage backdrops, and scenery with use of pallet jacks, dollies, and equipment carts• Assembled and disassembled indoor pre-fabricated buildings for shows and expositions• Ground guided heavy equipment operators in order to relocate equipment and merchandise• Provided manual labor and assistance to stage managers• Worked closely with the directors, lighting designers, set designers, costume designers and sound designers