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Oversee janitorial and engineering branch operations of Chicago land area and Northwest Indiana; primary client point of contact; directly supervise 30 employees and manage approximately 1200; over 400 clients. design and conduct new-hire training programs; oversee, design and conduct ongoing quarterly training programs; manage evaluation process for direct reports; author and facilitate numerous emergency management presentations and training; oversee profit & loss; conduct overall branch operations and integration-; responsible for revenue of approximately $65 million per year.

Janitorial, Engineering, Parking

Oversee security branch operations of Chicago land area of downtown/suburbs; primary client point of contact; directly supervise 30 employees and manage approximately 600; design and conduct new-hire training programs; design and conduct ongoing quarterly training programs; manage evaluation process for direct reports; author and facilitate numerous emergency response (tabletop) exercises with various building management teams, emergency management presentations and training; oversee profit & loss; conduct semi-annual tenant evacuation drill training programs; responsible for revenue of approximately $29 million per year.

Oversee 150 security personnel, Enforce compliance to the Code of Business Conduct (COBC), corporate policies and project procedure. Responsible for physical, informational, and operational security of all personnel and assets. Conducts liaison with local law enforcement and or supporting security elements to assess and report threat climate to security and project management. Make recommendations in the form of Threat Vulnerability Assessments to management regarding physical force protection posture of facilities and personnel. Review and generate various force protection information products and incident/spot reports prior to submission to security management. Organize plan and oversee security department screenings of TCN and Local National to be enrolled in the BATS System. Plan, organize, and conduct pre-investigation data collection operations ensuring that evidence control practices are observed. Create schedules and supervise security coordinators, Database Administrator’s, Security Specialist, Force Protection Specialist and TCN Guard Force in the performance of their duties. Train security personnel regarding all aspects of force protection, liaison and pre-investigation procedure. Establishes a training plan for the TCN Guard Force. Performs other duties as assigned.

Anti-Terrorism Officer (March 2010-March 2011) 50 hours a weekServed as the 5 Bomb Wing Assistant Antiterrorism Officer as the wing’s authority and expert on all matters involving Antiterrorism (AT) and Force Protection (FP) requirements, policy, physical security, planning and vulnerability assessment for over 11,000 assigned personnel. Standards and Evaluations, Evaluator (March 2008-March 2010) 60 hours a weekEnsured 418 security forces members met established requirements for critical and non-critical duty positions. Coordinated special instructions and simulations with ACC Inspector General teams during major inspections. Planned and coordinated Wing and Squadron level exercises. NCOIC, Central Security Control (March 2008-November 2008) 60 hours a weekSupervisor, Security Forces (SF) control center; protects Protection Level (PL) 1 resource worth $5.5B assigned to 5 BW/91 SW. Coordinates day-to-day/emergency operations involving protection level (PL) resources. Protection Level 1 Area Supervisor (November 2007-March 2008) 60 hours a weekLead 40 on-duty security forces members; safeguards $5.5B Protection Level (PL) 1 resources for 5 BW/91 SW. Provided strict security for the DoD's only dual-wing, nuclear-capable command base, and 11,414 base personnel. Law Enforcement Desk Sergeant 60 hours a weekOversaw all patrols for the Air Force’s dual wing, nuclear-capable base. Protected personnel and property; Protection Level Resources worth $5.5 billion and provide command and control for normal and emergency situations. NCOIC, Security Forces Armory 60 hours a weekResponsible for the overall supervision of the unit’s 370 weapons, 65,000 rounds of ammunition and over $1 million in equipment. Primary weapons custodian, primary ammunition custodian, and alternate SFT trainer.