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Midland, Texas, United States

The Project Management Specialist provides field oversite for the construction of Saltwater Disposal (SWD) facilities and produced water pipelines. The individual works with engineers and construction vendors to safely and efficiently build new facilities and oversee major construction projects on existing facilities and infrastructure. Charged with managing delivery and construction timelines, tracking costs, and executing the facility and construction budget. Facilitates work needed to be… Show more The Project Management Specialist provides field oversite for the construction of Saltwater Disposal (SWD) facilities and produced water pipelines. The individual works with engineers and construction vendors to safely and efficiently build new facilities and oversee major construction projects on existing facilities and infrastructure. Charged with managing delivery and construction timelines, tracking costs, and executing the facility and construction budget. Facilitates work needed to be completed and commissioned to meet operator produced water take away requirements. Interfaces with other company employees, contractors, and vendors to optimize production in a safe and environmentally sound manner. Serves as the field representative for the company on all pipeline and facility construction projects. Supports the engineering staff in the pre-planning processes with the Bill of Materials (BOM) list, project scope/scope change management, and overall authorization for expenditure (AFE) approval. Commission into operation (pipelines and facilities) completed projects in coordination with Operations leadership and local field personnel. Serves as the point of contact to competitor organizations requiring work activity during joint right-of-way scenarios and is on those locations to ensure safe work is being conducted by 3rd party construction entities near company infrastructure. Maintains communication with the Project Managing Engineer daily regarding project status and reports and escalates actual and potential risks to project deliverables. Assigns tasks to functions/individuals responsible for project execution, acting per the direction and authority of the Project Managing Engineer. Responsible for communicating with local, state and federal officials when encountering county roads, state highways and railroads for code and legal compliance. Show less

Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States

Coordinates the logistics of 13 saltwater disposal wells, 5 valve site locations and their production levels along 300 miles of pipeline located in northern Oklahoma. Facilitates the movement of salt water from 3rd party oil producer’s locations onto company assets and disposal sites. Manages and coordinates all trucking operations for the company as well as 3rd party producers. Manages an Emergency Operations Center to remotely monitor saltwater disposal wells and act as a single point of… Show more Coordinates the logistics of 13 saltwater disposal wells, 5 valve site locations and their production levels along 300 miles of pipeline located in northern Oklahoma. Facilitates the movement of salt water from 3rd party oil producer’s locations onto company assets and disposal sites. Manages and coordinates all trucking operations for the company as well as 3rd party producers. Manages an Emergency Operations Center to remotely monitor saltwater disposal wells and act as a single point of contact for emergencies. Creates reporting tools, deliverable to the senior leadership members, for current operational status of disposals, locations, and their productivity levels. Acts as the single point of contact for all work order requests from field personnel. Show less

Seattle, Washington, United States

The Watch Commander directly oversees several field supervisors and also manages 100 security personnel during assigned shifts. This manager understands the fundamentals of security management and possesses the project management skills to initiate and track security related projects, business continuity, customer service, and communicate effectively. Possess a sound understanding of HR and personnel related subjects and reports to the Security Operations Manager. Develops an excellent working… Show more The Watch Commander directly oversees several field supervisors and also manages 100 security personnel during assigned shifts. This manager understands the fundamentals of security management and possesses the project management skills to initiate and track security related projects, business continuity, customer service, and communicate effectively. Possess a sound understanding of HR and personnel related subjects and reports to the Security Operations Manager. Develops an excellent working relationship with the client, understanding the client’s expectations and using this knowledge to develop the entire security program in a structured goal-orientated process. The Watch Commander is the escalation point for issues that are not solved at a local level. Demonstrates the professionalism and capability to represent the Site Manager at high-level meetings and to undertake initiatives on his/her behalf. Ensures the accurate and timely recommendations of business and security related risks or actions required by the organization with solid focus on details. Understands the client’s Emergency Response, Business Continuity, and Disaster Recovery programs. Assist with the development or revision of the security operations center processes and protocols. Manages threat intelligence and analysis activities including required escalations to management and crisis management teams. Manages the training for all staff including standard operating procedures and emergency response by formulating structured training plans and establishing record keeping. Possess the ability to analyze threats and identify potential or real time impact to client operations with the ability to develop or implement response or mitigation strategies. Communicates accurate and timely recommendations on business and security related risks or actions required to the organization with solid focus on detail. Show less

Lacey, Washington, United States

Completing my Criminal Justice Degree with the GI Bill

Joint Base Lewis-Mcchord, Wa

Operations Manager for the 7th Infantry Division consisting of six brigades totaling over 17,000 Soldiers. Provided subject matter expertise to the Division for military police operations. Imparted technical assistance to the Division staff and subordinate brigades through staff assistance visits and command inspection programs. Developed orders, standing operating procedures and provides oversight for the execution of Division policies. Collected and analyzed criminal information, managed… Show more Operations Manager for the 7th Infantry Division consisting of six brigades totaling over 17,000 Soldiers. Provided subject matter expertise to the Division for military police operations. Imparted technical assistance to the Division staff and subordinate brigades through staff assistance visits and command inspection programs. Developed orders, standing operating procedures and provides oversight for the execution of Division policies. Collected and analyzed criminal information, managed the Division Crime Prevention and Physical Security programs. Tracked the section training and directives as well as stewardship of the unit equipment valued in excess of $65,000. Planned and coordinated the activities of the Provost Marshal section in a Division command-post exercise redefining the Divisions’ Military Police reporting criteria and standards. Provided compliance-oriented feedback to brigade’s Crime Prevention and Security staff resulting in two commendable ratings for the Division in May 2014. Developed and implemented a new tracking system for case management for Commanders Action Reports of soldiers charged with crimes in the military justice system. Coordinated with the military Criminal Investigations Division (CID) and the Department of Emergency Services (DES) ensuring consistent accurate information was conveyed regarding legal actions for charged and adjudged service members. Show less

Camp Phoenix, Kabul Afghanistan

Battle Desk Manager in a Combined Joint Interagency Task Force (CJIATF) 435 General Officer Command. Managed daily operations of the Joint Operation Center (JOC), to include battlefield tracking of all assigned personnel, convoy movements and air operations and updates. Received, analyzed and distributed operations orders, Red Cross messages, Commander’s Critical Information Reports. Tracked detainee movements, ensuring subordinate units are in compliance with respective International Security… Show more Battle Desk Manager in a Combined Joint Interagency Task Force (CJIATF) 435 General Officer Command. Managed daily operations of the Joint Operation Center (JOC), to include battlefield tracking of all assigned personnel, convoy movements and air operations and updates. Received, analyzed and distributed operations orders, Red Cross messages, Commander’s Critical Information Reports. Tracked detainee movements, ensuring subordinate units are in compliance with respective International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) and Operation Enduring Freedom (OEF) detainee regulations. Monitored the handling, processing, transportation and release of detainees. Managed the CJIATF 435 Long Range calendar, ensuring the Command was fully informed on over 300 mission critical events. Tracked and certified 60 drivers within the command ensuring compliance with the ISAF Commander’s tactical driving directive. Monitored the Detainee Transition Oversight Subcommittee and tracked over 200 detainees for possible release from confinement. Provided expert daily advice to senior officers on a myriad of matters regarding subordinate personnel and joint operations. Trained over 50 personnel on the use of Blue Force Tracker, resulting in greater visibility for movements in and around the volatile Kabul and Parowan provinces. Trained 10 service members on all aspects of the JOC, including escalation of force, rules of engagement, and cultural awareness providing and accurate picture of the battlefield. Ensured continuity of communication between Camp Phoenix Base Defense Operation Center and the command during 15 force protection exercises. Maintained 100% accountability and mission readiness for over $3,500,000 worth of non-tactical vehicles and combat equipment. Provided quality control and risk analysis for approximately 600 movement requests for both air and ground operations. Enforced stringent safety standards on all combat patrols resulting in no safety related incidents. Show less

Joint Base Lewis-Mcchord, Wa

Performed duties as a Personnel Assistant for a mock forward operating base (FOB) on Fort Lewis, WA. Ensured control, supervision, and security of a 27 acre training area, with a 756 bed capacity. Conducted the initial in-processing of Military units training, and ensured timely and accurate information was placed into the facility blotter/Journal. Conducted inspections of the training area to ensure proper operations and safety of all personnel. Responsible for the issue, custody and control… Show more Performed duties as a Personnel Assistant for a mock forward operating base (FOB) on Fort Lewis, WA. Ensured control, supervision, and security of a 27 acre training area, with a 756 bed capacity. Conducted the initial in-processing of Military units training, and ensured timely and accurate information was placed into the facility blotter/Journal. Conducted inspections of the training area to ensure proper operations and safety of all personnel. Responsible for the issue, custody and control of facility keys using the computerized Key log system. Managed the daily acquisition and serving of meals for up to 500 Soldiers at any given time. Dealt with senior customer leadership in a professional courteous manner using honed individual personal skills. Responsible for updating current facility statuses for personnel currently training and future operations to senior facility leadership. Ensured the proper maintenance of essential living equipment to sustain 24 hour operations in a field environment. Processed work orders for defective and inoperative equipment for repair or replacement. Coordinated with outlying organizations for removal and reissue of refuse, fuel and water. Responsible for clearing training units from the facility for property accountability, serviceability, and order. Updated the manager as appropriate on status of issues, plans and resources as appropriate. Coordinated training requirements to ensure that requested training needs were met in a timely manner with existing resources. Show less

Joint Base Lewis-Mcchord, Wa

Performed duties as the Correctional Shift Supervisor of a 20 member correctional guard force in the Army’s largest medium custody Regional Correctional Facility; working eight and twelve hours shifts. Ensured the custody, control, supervision, and security of approximately 150 inmates. Conducted the initial in-processing of newly confined inmates and ensured timely and accurate information was placed into the facility blotter. Managed a myriad of activities to include the screening of all… Show more Performed duties as the Correctional Shift Supervisor of a 20 member correctional guard force in the Army’s largest medium custody Regional Correctional Facility; working eight and twelve hours shifts. Ensured the custody, control, supervision, and security of approximately 150 inmates. Conducted the initial in-processing of newly confined inmates and ensured timely and accurate information was placed into the facility blotter. Managed a myriad of activities to include the screening of all facility reports, blotter preparation and inmate count tabulations. Reviewed, revised and implemented the facility Standard Operating Procedures as it pertained to inmates and staff. Directly responsible for the health and welfare of the correctional force and all inmates assigned. Responsible for all personnel working in the confinement/correctional facility, including security, logistical, and administrative management of the prisoner/detainee population. Ensured strict compliance when entering correctional reports and other data into the Army Correctional Information System (ACIS). Conduct inspections; prepared written reports; and coordinated activities of prisoners/detainees and staff personnel. Ensured timely reporting of disciplinary reports, observation reports, and security positions daily journals. Enforced the procedures, guidelines and requirements, set forth by the Army Corrections Command, and the American Corrections Association (ACA). Initiated the Correctional facilities Emergency Action Plans (EAP) when situations with the prisoners population caused disturbances. Notified in a timely manner the Correctional facility higher headquarters staff when EAP’s were initiated or emergencies with prisoners ensued. Provided in-depth knowledge as the subject matter expert of the prisoner rule book to both soldiers and prisoners alike.Skilled in communicating effectively, clearly, concisely and logically, both orally and in writing, and in coordinating the efforts of others. Show less

Joint Base Lewis-Mcchord, Wa

Operations manager in a Corrections Company in direct support of the Army Corrections Command. Responsible for the employment, health, welfare, and training of 92 Soldiers. Principal adviser to the commander on all operational business. Responsible for the set up, and resourcing of the units Emergency Action Plans and major training events. Coordinated and devised training for the unit, and ensured proper documentation of the training was filed in accordance with required regulations. Oversaw… Show more Operations manager in a Corrections Company in direct support of the Army Corrections Command. Responsible for the employment, health, welfare, and training of 92 Soldiers. Principal adviser to the commander on all operational business. Responsible for the set up, and resourcing of the units Emergency Action Plans and major training events. Coordinated and devised training for the unit, and ensured proper documentation of the training was filed in accordance with required regulations. Oversaw the operation of an efficient Personnel Action Center which serviced over 92 soldiers. Organized, implemented and executed work schedules, training schedules, assigned duties, and instructed personnel in techniques and procedures of mission essential tasks. Planned and resourced mandatory training for the unit and coordinated facilities for unit training and mandatory briefs. Maintained training records and reported monthly training and readiness status for over 92 personnel 30 of which were located over 1000 miles away. Established early and continuous working relationships with project managers, contractors, and appropriate development and production activities during the development of training materials. Prepared quarterly training command briefings and quarterly narrative statistical reports. Supervised company training, personnel, and operations sections to insure training and tracking documentation, including course outlines, training aids, and evaluation techniques were in compliance, and scheduled pre-service/on-the-job training. Provided leadership to initiate and maintain cooperation and support from diverse internal and external elements. Directly supervised the professional development and personal welfare of 6 junior section managers and 30 employees. Identified training support products which included training aids, training devices, and simulations instructing over 400 Navy personnel. Show less

Joint Base Lewis-Mcchord, Wa

Operations Manager in a Combat Support Military Police Corrections Company in direct support of 1st Corps and FORSCOM contingency operations. Managed and trained seven Soldiers in the operations section. Served as the principal adviser to the commander on all operational matters and plans as well as internal and external tasking’s, field training exercises and mission readiness exercises. Responsible for preparing and reviewing operations orders, after action reviews in support of garrison and… Show more Operations Manager in a Combat Support Military Police Corrections Company in direct support of 1st Corps and FORSCOM contingency operations. Managed and trained seven Soldiers in the operations section. Served as the principal adviser to the commander on all operational matters and plans as well as internal and external tasking’s, field training exercises and mission readiness exercises. Responsible for preparing and reviewing operations orders, after action reviews in support of garrison and combat operations. Managed daily operations and training resources for a Headquarters Detachment in a forward deployed Military Police Battalion in Iraq. Oversaw the operation of an efficient Personnel Action Center. Directed, supervised, trained, coordinated, and reported activities for over 124 personnel. Organized, implemented and executed work schedules, training schedules, assigned duties, and instructed personnel in techniques and procedures of mission essential tasks. Planned and resourced mandatory training for the unit and coordinated facilities for unit training and mandatory briefs. Developed duty rosters for over 100 subordinate personnel. Maintained training records and reported current monthly training and readiness status. Ensured training and equipment qualifications remained current and coordinated re-certification utilizing appropriate training areas and instruction. Managed the units’ safety program as the Safety representative. Instructed preliminary weapons training as the Unit Master Weapons trainer. Prepared memorandums and other official documentation viewed by high ranking officers. Often made coordination with joint and army agencies, training and training development activities, identification of training support requirements for Emergency Action Plans without compromising design and engineering principles. Scrutinized trends in training techniques and management to identify problem areas and recommended corrective or alternate actions. Show less

Joint Base Lewis-Mcchord, Wa

Correctional Shift Supervisor of a 19 member correctional guard force in the Army’s largest medium custody Regional Correctional Facility. Ensured the custody, control, supervision, and security of approximately 220 inmates. Conducted the initial in-processing of newly confined inmates. Managed a myriad of activities to include the screening of all facility reports, blotter preparation and inmate count tabulations. Reviewed, revised and implemented the facility Standard Operating Procedures as… Show more Correctional Shift Supervisor of a 19 member correctional guard force in the Army’s largest medium custody Regional Correctional Facility. Ensured the custody, control, supervision, and security of approximately 220 inmates. Conducted the initial in-processing of newly confined inmates. Managed a myriad of activities to include the screening of all facility reports, blotter preparation and inmate count tabulations. Reviewed, revised and implemented the facility Standard Operating Procedures as it pertained to inmates and staff. Ensured strict compliance when entering correctional reports and other data into the Army Correctional Information System. Conduct inspections, prepared written reports and coordinated activities of prisoners and staff personnel. Directed and implemented the orders delegated by higher headquarters and staff sections pertaining to inmate details and correctional cadre security, safety, and hazardous material compliance. Operated independently to accomplish tasks using developed judgment and initiative to resolve routine and complex problems with correctional staff and prisoners. Prepared formal and informal correspondence, reports, and pass-on information to correctional staff sections and fellow Shift Leaders. Ensured timely reporting of disciplinary reports, observation reports, and security positions daily journals. Enforced the procedures, guidelines and requirements, set forth by Army Regulation AR 190-47, Army Corrections Command, and the American Corrections Association (ACA). Initiated the Correctional facilities Emergency Action Plans when situations with the prisoners population caused disturbances. Notified in a timely manner the Correctional facility higher headquarters staff when EAP’s were initiated or emergencies with prisoners ensued. Provided in-depth knowledge as the subject matter expert of the prisoner rule book to both soldiers and prisoners alike. Show less

Joint Base Lewis-Mcchord, Wa

Responsible for the training discipline and welfare of a ten Soldier squad. Served as a correctional specialist in charge of 12 subordinates and the custody and control of prisoners. Performed duties as the assistant correctional shifter supervisor in a medium custody Regional Corrections Facility. Was the role model and enforcer for the behavior and standards for both soldiers and inmates. Ensured that units’ missions and tasks were met by each squad member. Supervised inmates in close… Show more Responsible for the training discipline and welfare of a ten Soldier squad. Served as a correctional specialist in charge of 12 subordinates and the custody and control of prisoners. Performed duties as the assistant correctional shifter supervisor in a medium custody Regional Corrections Facility. Was the role model and enforcer for the behavior and standards for both soldiers and inmates. Ensured that units’ missions and tasks were met by each squad member. Supervised inmates in close confinement and conducted shakedown inspections, bed checks, roll calls, personal searches and inmate in-processing. Responsible for day-to-day operations in a military Medium Custody Regional correctional facility. Provided rehabilitative, health, welfare, and security to U.S. military prisoners within the confinement facility; conduct inspections; prepare written reports; and coordinated activities of prisoners/detainees and staff personnel. Served as the assistant to the Watch Commander, second in charge, of the correctional duty shift. Assisted with the supervision and management of confinement and detention operations. Provided external security to the confinement facility, when emergency operations commenced. Instructed his soldiers and other service member in the use of unarmed self-defense techniques, levels of force, interpersonal communications, and prisoner cell extractions. Provided assistance in personal and performance counseling along with administrative, logistical and training support plans. Show less

Camp Walker, South Korea

Managed daily operations and training resources for a Headquarters Detachment in a forward deployed Military Police Battalion in accordance with Department of the Army Regulations. In addition, also oversaw the operation of an efficient Personnel Action Center which serviced over 130 soldiers. Directed, supervised, trained, coordinated, and reported activities for over 130 personnel. Organized, implemented and executed work schedules, training schedules, assigned duties, and instructed… Show more Managed daily operations and training resources for a Headquarters Detachment in a forward deployed Military Police Battalion in accordance with Department of the Army Regulations. In addition, also oversaw the operation of an efficient Personnel Action Center which serviced over 130 soldiers. Directed, supervised, trained, coordinated, and reported activities for over 130 personnel. Organized, implemented and executed work schedules, training schedules, assigned duties, and instructed personnel in techniques and procedures of mission essential tasks. Implemented operations plans and orders in support of battlefield operations. Planned and resourced mandatory training for the unit and coordinated facilities for unit training and mandatory briefs. Developed duty rosters for over 100 subordinate personnel. Maintained training records and reported current monthly training and readiness status for over 130 personnel. Managed the units’ safety program as the Safety representative. Managed the units’ ammunition account using the Training Ammunition Management System-Redesigned to request and turn in munitions valued at over $400, 000. Utilized the Range Facility Management Support System to schedule unit ranges and training areas. Maintained vehicles and equipment by performing weekly maintenance and operator level repairs. Secured employee living quarters and unit resources. Monitored training activities to assure that programs were consistent with higher echelon activity objectives. The primary Company Master Gunner the company, exercising overall responsibility for developing semiskilled marksmen into expert shooters. Training and instructed expert shooters to master the assigned weapons systems they were assigned. Managed personnel training files and administrative action files and maintained situational charts and operational reports. Planned and synchronized training resources and ensured plans were properly aligned and in accordance with higher echelon directives. Show less

Camp Walker, South Korea

Managed a Special Reaction Team responsible for conducting special response and hostage rescue operations covering over half the Republic of Korea. Directed highly trained personnel that provided internal and external security for the Secretary of Defense, Secretary of the Army, the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. Supervised the training, health, welfare, and discipline of 16 Soldiers. Ensured strict accountability and maintenance of over 1.5 million dollars of specialized weapons… Show more Managed a Special Reaction Team responsible for conducting special response and hostage rescue operations covering over half the Republic of Korea. Directed highly trained personnel that provided internal and external security for the Secretary of Defense, Secretary of the Army, the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. Supervised the training, health, welfare, and discipline of 16 Soldiers. Ensured strict accountability and maintenance of over 1.5 million dollars of specialized weapons, systems, ammunition and equipment. Supervised and planned training for both entry teams and marksman observer teams. Planned operations, lead the SRT during employment, and acted as an alternate entry and marksman observer team leader/member. Developed and implemented operational policies and procedures necessary to ensure safe live fire and maneuver training ranges. Initiated performance standards to subordinates; evaluated and wrote monthly, quarterly and annual reports for seven subordinate personnel on professional growth and duty performance. Experienced in precision and surgical military operations on urban terrain. Coordinated VIP protection with a variety of other security elements. Provided mission support with precision ballistics, real-time intelligence reporting, terrain surveillance and over-watch of security forces. Responsible for vulnerability assessments and reaction planning of all installation Mission Essential Vulnerability Areas. Devised and executed Emergency Action plans for installation MEVA's. Directed personnel at civil disturbances where skilled designated marksmen were needed. Trained to respond to situations where rules of engagement prohibit collateral damage i.e. threatened suicide incidents, high risk building entries, apprehension of dangerous suspects and drug raids. Developed, modified and updated training as required incorporating changes, improvements and updated information on shooting techniques, firearms and equipment teaching methods. Show less

Camp Walker, South Korea

Responsible for providing direct combat support operations to the Eighth United States Army in the Republic of Korea. Supervised and supported battlefield circulation control, area security, prisoner of war operations, civilian internee operations and law and order operations. Provided support to the peacetime Army community through security of critical Army resources and crime prevention programs. Led a Military Police (MP) Squad and prepared operations plans and orders in support of both… Show more Responsible for providing direct combat support operations to the Eighth United States Army in the Republic of Korea. Supervised and supported battlefield circulation control, area security, prisoner of war operations, civilian internee operations and law and order operations. Provided support to the peacetime Army community through security of critical Army resources and crime prevention programs. Led a Military Police (MP) Squad and prepared operations plans and orders in support of both battlefield and installation law and order operations and security. Directed MP activities to quell disturbances and cope with disasters; supervised traffic safety activity and riot and crowd control. Prepared reports, forms and records on MP operations and activities. Supervised the training, health, welfare, morale and discipline of seven U.S. Soldiers and four host nation Soldiers (KATUSA). Led a military police squad of 12 Soldiers in response to civil unrest during 16 anti-American demonstrations, the largest totaling more than 6,000 protestors. Responsible for the maintenance and accountability of military wheeled tactical vehicles (4 HMMWV's with SINCGARS radio systems, 36 weapons systems (M9 pistol, M16A2/M4 rifle, MK19 machine gun, M249 SAW squad automatic weapon and a wide variety of optical sites both day and night) and equipment valued at over $750,000. Provided law enforcement support for military communities consisting of over 7,000 people and covering 7, 070 square miles in the Republic of Korea. Instructed patrolman on vehicle, officer and weapons safety. Demonstrated techniques to subdue an offender in threatening situations. Conducted security checks at critical facilities and mission essential vulnerability areas (MEVA) on all assigned installations. Supervised all mobile patrols and acted as a first responder to all emergency situations. Show less

Camp Walker, South Korea

Executed daily law enforcement operations and supervised patrol activities on three installations in Daegu, South Korea. Maintained communications with mobile patrols, providing direction and information to subordinate law enforcement supervisors and law enforcement officers on patrol status and assignment. Provided direction, guidance, advice, and assistance to all command elements and tenant activities in the areas of unit investigations and other legal matters. Directed and coordinated… Show more Executed daily law enforcement operations and supervised patrol activities on three installations in Daegu, South Korea. Maintained communications with mobile patrols, providing direction and information to subordinate law enforcement supervisors and law enforcement officers on patrol status and assignment. Provided direction, guidance, advice, and assistance to all command elements and tenant activities in the areas of unit investigations and other legal matters. Directed and coordinated emergency responses between law enforcement, security, fire, and other emergency units. Received calls from the community and host nation police concerning reports of violations and complaints and initiated appropriate notifications. Ensured proper responses were made to various calls for law enforcement services at all levels (felony and misdemeanor), including crimes in progress and citizen complaints. Initiated actions to law enforcement forces during emergency situations and hazardous conditions, to include natural and man-made disasters. Initiated proper case documentation and conducting research and preliminary investigations. Supervised investigations not referred to detectives in areas such as thefts, assaults, illegal drug possession and domestic disputes. Coordinates Military Police activities with civil police organizations. Provided information to police officers concerning vehicle registration, warrants, driver's license, violations, and the like and to coordinate law enforcement efforts and information with other civilian and military agencies throughout the United States. Maintained strict accountability of keys, weapons, ammunition, and other equipment valued at more than $150,000. Supervised the proper and accurate preparation of law enforcement related reports and forms, including statements, advice of rights documents, accident reports, field investigation reports and other correspondence as necessary. Show less

Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany

Executed daily law enforcement operations and supervised patrol activities on seven installations. Provided security at multiple high profile U.S. and foreign military training institutions including the George C. Marshall Center and the NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization) School, as well as two Armed Forces hotels in Southern Germany. Maintained constant communication with all patrols, providing direction and information to subordinate law enforcement supervisors and host nation law… Show more Executed daily law enforcement operations and supervised patrol activities on seven installations. Provided security at multiple high profile U.S. and foreign military training institutions including the George C. Marshall Center and the NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization) School, as well as two Armed Forces hotels in Southern Germany. Maintained constant communication with all patrols, providing direction and information to subordinate law enforcement supervisors and host nation law enforcement officers on patrol status and assignment. Disseminated pertinent information to the public. Dispatched patrols to incidents within a 500 square mile radius throughout Southern Germany. Prepared and disseminated Military Police Blotters to the United States Army Europe Provost Marshal. Maintained strict accountability of keys, weapons, ammunition, and other equipment at beginning and end of shift valued at more than $50,000.00. Extensive knowledge of secure phones, safes, and other security devices to comply with Department of the Army regulations, policies, and directives. Provided a vital communications link between the Military Police and host nation Police including receiving calls from military community members and local civilians concerning reports of violations and complaints and initiated appropriate notifications. Assisted host nation Police in all affairs involving U.S. and local national personnel. Directed and coordinated emergency responses between host nation law enforcement, security, fire, and other emergency units. Ensured proper responses were made to various calls for law enforcement services at all levels, including crimes in progress and citizen complaints. Operated a database network to provide information to police officers concerning vehicle registration, warrants, driver's license, violations, and other pertinent information. Coordinated law enforcement efforts and information with other civilian and military agencies throughout Germany. Show less

Bachelor Of Arts, Criminal Justice And Corrections, 3.51 Gpa

Graduated

Associate Of Arts (Aa), General Studies

Obtained an Associates Degree in General Studies

Bachelor'S Degree, Criminology And Criminal Justice, 3.5 Gpa

Saint Martin's criminology and criminal justice major is an interdisciplinary social science program preparing candidates for positions.

Bachelor'S Degree, Criminology And Criminal Justice