Paul White Email & Phone Number

Rosharon, Tx, Us

Houston, Texas Area

An Independent Tactical Trainer/Firearms Instructor who instructed CHL courses, basic and advanced firearm tactics, firearms safety, and security planning to private organizations and private citizens.

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• Maintained individual proficiency in firearms and protective operations.• Utilized training matrices to deliver commitments in accordance with contract SOP's.• Developed, guided, and oversaw student evaluations. Evaluated and documented student performance and provided performance review counseling when required.

Houston, Texas Area

As a business unit manager Mr. White was responsible for daily operations encompassing safety training, basic and advanced firearms use theory, and application, employee management, schedule development and control, and customer service, while maintaining all state laws and industry regulations. Some of Mr. White's responsibilities included: • Developing and implementing shooting /tactical courses for Law Enforcement, military, and civilians.• Logging in new & transferred weapons into databases as per ATF regulations.• Developing and managing master training calendar(s) as well as employee schedule(s).• Employee performance review, evaluation, and training.

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As the Drug Demand Reduction Noncommissioned Officer in Charge, some of Mr. White's responsibilities included:• Interagency logistics and coordinating drug education programs with Law Enforcement agencies, military units, and educational institutions. • Ensuring that all administrative duties are on hand before each mission, central management information system information inputted and updated after each mission. Additionally, Mr. White was responsible to ensure that all risk assessments, end of month / mission and audience surveys were completed and remitted to the CMIS administrator.• The counseling, performance evaluation, on site visitation and equipment issue for nine service members.

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As an Intelligence Analyst, some of Mr. White's responsibilities were to:• Employ investigative techniques to identify targets in major drug trafficking organizations.• Extract and download information from cellular devices.• Produce biographical reports and phone listings for members of drug organizations for link analysis.• Produce linkage diagrams of key drug trafficking families and associates.• Gather information from Narcotics and Dangerous Drug Information Systems (NADDIS), PENLINK, Texas Law Enforcement Telecommunication Systems (TLETS), Department of Public Safety and other data systems for investigative purposes.• Assist within operations encompassing various high priority cases which involved the seizing of large sums of currency, drugs, vehicles, weapons and property.

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As the Communications Supervisor, some of Mr. White's duties encompassed:• Supervising and counseling operational service members on various shifts.• Utilizing computer-aided dispatch system to receive calls from active Federal Agents requesting TLETS information and criminal background checks. • Monitoring direct emergency alarms, answering non-emergency calls for assistance. Entering, updating, and retrieving information from a variety of computer systems. Also, received requests for information regarding vehicle registration, driving records and warrants, and provided pertinent data to Live-Op Federal Agents and task force officers.• Monitoring several complex public safety radio frequencies, and operating a variety of communications equipment, including radio consoles, telephones and computers.

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As the Texas National Guard OCS TAC NCO Instructor, Some of Mr. White's responsibilities were to:• Train, monitor, and evaluate over 1200 candidates IAW the Infantry School Officer POI and TAC guide.• Supervise and counsel candidates on a daily basis, each individually within in various rank positions.• Prepare lesson plans and instruct Officer Candidates within the required subjects of military science discipline.

Bachelor Of Science, Security Management

Law Enforcement And Military Tactics

Advanced Noncommissioned Officers Course – December 2004 Officer Candidate Instructor School – June 2001 Total Army Instructor Training.