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• Responsible for performing the physical and/or administrative tasks involved in the packing, shipping, receiving, storing, and distribution of nuclear power plant materials / services.• Thoroughly inspect shipping documents, labels, and special instructions to ensure 100% accuracy prior to shipping and/or receiving.• Coordinate work order related activities with on-site craft personnel through supporting technical documents, and administrative assignments.• Make timely and accurate notifications of received radioactive materials (UN 2910), to the Radiological Protection team for processing and transportation.• Identify issues that will impact material order processing and report the discrepancies to the procurement supervisor, maintenance operations manager, and senior site leadership.• Ensure warehouse personnel, visitors and vendors conduct priorities of work with a safe operating mindset.

• Assisted in plant operation reliability and performance by accurately completing all material requests related to safety and security equipment. • Precisely performed cycle inventory counting / inventory control, shipping and receiving, issuing materials, coordinating stock, and documenting warehouse transactions in accordance with site policies and procedures.• Certified, qualified, and tested for competence on a regular basis per OSHA / NRC requirements (Occupational Safety and Health Administration / Nuclear Regulatory Commission).• Executed tactical drills as a team member in-support of the security departments Force-on-Force (Adversary Program). • Provide defense-in-depth security through the integrations of access controls, physical barriers, redundant key safety functions, and emergency response measures. • Protected against the unauthorized entry of vehicles and personnel into the plant protected area and vital areas.

• Armed CSO, Ensured the safety and security of the campus community by patrolling assigned areas on foot and in assigned motor vehicles.• Provided safe and efficient transportation to Baker College employees and/or visitors, as requested, using an institutional vehicle.• Patrolled and monitored assigned parking areas and/or parking garages to provide public security and assistance.• Investigated incidents/accidents and prepared routine, standardized incident reports for the Campus Safety Director and student services staff.• Served as Campus Security Authority as outlined by the Clery Act.• Assisted municipal, county and state police agencies when appropriate.• Enrolled active student, Public Safety Program. Achieved 14 credit hours towards a degree in Public Safety (AS).

• Subject matter expert in security/logistical operations planning to the United States Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) under the Reconstruction Security Support Services (RSSS-Afghanistan) contract.• Conducted close protection operations and site security assessments for two programs under the Bureau of International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs (INL). Justice Sector Support Program (JSSP) and Corrections System Support Program (CSSP).• Established management of contract task order supplies, maintenance of armored vehicles, weapons, procurement of personal protective gear, and communications equipment.• Coordinated and executed the mobile security team movements resulting in zero casualties.• Ensured a successful working partnership with the Afghan National Defense and Security Forces (ANDSF), resulting in operational success for the project(s).COMPANIES: Global Integrated Security (GIS), Global Operational Support (GOS), and Garda World-International Protective Services Division.

• Conducted law enforcement patrol operations, force protection duties, and insured that only authorized personnel have access to the installation. • Protected military personnel, family members, civilians, facilities, and equipment from threats or hazards in order to preserve operational effectiveness.• Gathered and analyzed facts pertaining to criminal investigations and prepared detailed technical reports for the Criminal Investigation Division (CID).• Enforced the U.S. Code of Federal Regulations and California vehicle codes on Marine Corps Logistics Base (MCLB) Barstow, CA.• Trained in investigative procedures, methods and techniques to include; crime scene processing, preservation of evidence, identifying the elements of a crime and obtaining victim/witness statements.

PSS.• Accurately conducted site surveys, security advances, and route reconnaissance for high / low profile PSD operations in support of US Diplomatic Security, High Threat Division-Iraq and the United States Agency for International Development (USAID). • Performed day-to-day personal protective security functions to include: Driver for lead vehicle, principal vehicle, follow-vehicle, and counter-assault team (CAT) vehicle. Also, performed the response agent (AIC) whenever required in motorcade operations.ALSS. • Maintained accurate inventory through procurement and logistics management on all task order communications equipment, weapons systems, and personal protective gear. • Prepared and maintained vehicle procurement receipts, receiving, shipping, maintenance scheduling/tracking, repairs scheduling/tracking, serviceability, fuel logs, dispatch records, transfer of vehicles, and maintained an accurate record of all the vehicles assigned to the protective operations detail (both armored and unarmored). • Conducted quarterly inventories of ALL Company Furnished Equipment (CFE) and Government Furnished Equipment (GFE) at two Regional Embassy Offices in Iraq.INTEL. ANALYST. • Provided the Regional Security Officer (RSO) and Protective Security Operations Chief (PSOC), with threat analysis. Conducted daily intelligence briefings to the client(s) and PSD teams. • Communicated policies, procedures, and other security related instructions to the Other-Country-National (OCN) Guard Force. COMPANIES: DynCorp International and SOC LLC.

• Executed over 250 successful PSD missions during a time of active insurgency against U.S. and Coalition Forces in Central and Southern Iraq.• Provided main M249 gunner support in M1114 Up-Armored HMMWV's convoy / protective security motorcade operations.• Conducted daily intelligence summary briefings (INTSUM) to ensure safe passage through hostile areas leading to zero causalities within Task Force 134. • Prepared courses of action to mitigate threats to personnel by identifying security issues and the level of risk in transit to designated Forward Operating Bases.• Provided direct support to USCENTCOM by analyzing Human Intelligence (HUMINT). • Completed Information Intelligence Reports (IIR'S) with 100% efficiency and accuracy for the Joint Interrogation Debriefing Center (JIDC), Forward Operating Base Abu Ghraib.• Marine Air-Ground Task Force (MAGTF) Intelligence Specialist Course.• U.S. Army Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC) Course.

• Light Armored Reconnaissance Battalion "Highlanders". APACHE Co. and WPNS Co. conducted reconnaissance and screening in advance of Battalion Landing Team 2/1, 11th Marine Expeditionary Unit (MEU).• Security and economy of force operations in Jordan, Saudi Arabia, and Iraqi border.• Port security missions in Bahrain, Qatar, and Kuwait.• Humanitarian Assistance Operations in East Timor.• LAV-C2, Vehicle Commander.• LAV-25, Vehicle Driver.• Marine Corps Cold Weather Survival Course.• Marine Corps Combat Water Survival Course - Advanced.• Marine Corps Martial Arts Program.• Marine Corps School of Infantry (SOI) West.