Peter Evans Email & Phone Number

Somerset, England, United Kingdom

A dynamic Police officer with seven years experience as an authorised firearms officer. Equipped to deal with a wide array of spontaneous and pre-planned operations in the most demanding of environments whilst employing a wide array of tactical options. Qualified as a tactical medic who is experienced in dealing with traumatic injuries, major illnesses and minor injuries. Casualties include rtc victims, gunshot victims and stabbing victims, often working within permissive and non-permissive environments in order to provide tactical care to victims, colleagues and subjects. Part of the training team who are responsible for providing reaccreditation training to existing medics as well as assisting in the training of new medics. Created a new medical equipment management system in order to streamline and increase the efficiency of restocking of medical supplies via various agencies. Qualified as an enhanced method of entry officer and operational experience in the use of a wide array of door entry tools, from the most discreet to the most overt, dependent on the tactical situation. Attended a multitude of firearms operations and always works effectively as a valued team member.

Dounreay And Hinkley Point 'B' Power Station

• Responsible for providing training for Officers on use of Airwave radios.• Training for probationary Officers on job and site specific roles, tactics and security procedures.• defined and implemented training for Control Room, alarm systems, CCTV (PTZ, static and TI) and security fences in order to develop an appropriate security culture.• Tactical support to Bronze and Silver Commander for Airwave solutions for spontaneous and pre-planned incidents.• Tactical Care Officer (medic), providing immediate medical assistance for trauma injuries.• Created new logging system for the Control Room in order to develop and maintain security cultures, now used across the entire force and seen as best practice.• Produced new user guide for radios, which is to be implemented across the whole force.• responsible for first response in an EOD incident.• intelligence gathering, analysis and submission to Special Branch.• Identification and management of security risks.• Ensuring all activities on site and within the 5Km jurisdiction are carried out with full regard to license requirements.• Acting as an interface between the CNC and external agencies.• Excellent working knowledge of Site Security Control Room and joint sire security response plan.• Experience of site security at category one nuclear licensed site during inner and outer fence construction. • Responds to planned and unplanned security events within the 5Km jurisdiction.

Various

 Manager of a vehicle with radio equipment capable of communicating with helicopters and other aircraft. Qualified to work with and Marshall Helicopters under demanding circumstances. In charge of managing up to 30 people when senior management is absent. Setting up, operating and maintaining an array of HF, VHF and UHF frequency scanners and spectral analysers in order to detect, collate and analyse voice transmissions. The subject matter expert on the newest monitoring system to a level that can give instruction to staff at all levels. In charge of installing the monitoring equipment, comprising of a LAN with 7 computers for senior management. Worked closely with the Sussex police force in the protection of VIP’s such as the Prime Minister. Regularly called upon to set-up and maintain essential secure UHF communications across Northern Ireland, a role which was normally reserved for personnel of seniority. Operated a help desk role, incorporating customer facing skills, answering queries to people either over the phone or face to face, reporting IT and communications faults and ensuring that they are cleared within a reasonable time limit. Employed in local counter-terrorist actions, working closely with the Police service of Northern Ireland. Completed a ‘support course’ which included instruction on treatment of trauma victims. Attached to 264 (Special Air Service) Squadron and employed in the global war on terrorism, employed as a shift commander in a forward mounted base which provides a SatCom link from the operational theatre to the Headquarters in Hereford. Took part in a multi-national exercise in Germany, working with various other nations and being employed by the Dutch. Helped in the testing of various new equipments prior to their final release to the rest of the British Army.Specialties: HF, VHF, UHF and SatCom voice and data communications, both secure and insecure. IT networking

Nvq, Key Skills Level 3, Level 3

Activities and Societies: Maths, English, engineering drawing, military studies

High School

Activities and Societies: GCSE: English-B, French-C, Maths-D, Science-D, Geography-E. NVQ Level 3 Telecommunications, Level 3 Keyskills.