Quality Control Manager for federal contracts with Homeland Security (Federal Protection Services), United States Martial Services and Department of Human Health Services. Responsible for an aggressive monthly surveillance schedule ensuring contract compliance. Performs scheduled and unscheduled on-site inspections for security officers securing federal facilities nationwide. Verifies officer performance and training on assigned duties and equipment; inspects documentation and training files for accuracy; identifies shortfalls and ensure corrective measures are accomplished.

Security roles include walking patrol, motor patrol, kiosk support and relief support, which is responsible for providing breaks to the other three positions. In all of these roles, working outside for extended periods of time writing/documenting/inputting reports (without the use of spell/grammar check) into computer systems. Observe, react and respond to occurrences throughout the Walt Disney World® Resorts and Parks, including visual inspections of buildings, bags and/or packages along with interacting and promoting the safety of cast members and guests. In addition, responsible for providing directions and/or information to cast members and guests along with answering and monitoring radio traffic to include call in and responding to safety concerns. Considered a first responder and trained on Infant, Child and Adult Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) and Automated External Defibrillator (AED) procedures to respond to guest and cast emergencies as needed.

Brigade Operations NCO for Fourth Cavalry Brigade, First Army Division East consisting of four Battalions, one Headquarters and Headquarters Troop; operates as an advisor to the Brigade Training Officer; senior enlisted Military police advisor to National Guard and Reserve units within a 5 state region; plans, coordinates and executes Pre and Post Mobilization Training for Reserve and National Guard component formations deploying in support of OEF; maintains and accountable for equipment valued at over $30,000 while deployed to mobilization stations across the United States.Appointed Duties:Brigade Antiterrorism Officer (ATO)Brigade Operations Security OfficerPublic Affairs Officer

Operations Sergeant for the United States Army Europe (USAREUR) Contingency Command Post (CCP); responsible for all aspects of preperation and execution for deployment and training exercises; senior enlisted advisor to the CCP Deputy Provost Marshal and the Battle Major on all operations functions to include orders processing and battle staff training; managed the G34 Tactical Operation Center (TOC); advised the CCP Operations Sergeant Major in training and schools; advises the CCP Chief of Operations on tactical operations center emplacement and sustainment; responsible for maintaining and accounting for over $1,000,000 worth of military equipment.

Served as the Law and Order NCO for the most geographically dispersed Maneuver, Fires and Effects Military Police Brigade that supported two Military Police Battalions and one Regional Confinement Facility with over 2,300 Soldiers througout Europe. Served as the Brigades Primary Liaison with the Office of the Provost Marshal-Europe. Managed the daily law enforcement requirements for seven companies, six Law and Order augmentation plattons and three protective services detachments assigned to the brigade. Responsible for updating the Brigade Commander on daily operations, training and additional law enforcement taskings.

Served as a Casualty Liaison at Landstuhl Regional Medical Center (LRMC) for the 18th Military Police Brigade. Responsible for non-clinical support to the injured and their families including augementing service support programs to ensure seamless care during the Wounded Warrior's recovery. Provided data analysis and reports to chain of commands both deployed and rear detachment leaderships all patient care and Family support issues at LRMC. Ensured Wonded Warrior's transitioned to secondary military and Veterans Administration Medical Treatment Facilities.

Vulnerability NCO for a deployable Military Police Battalion with worldwide mission in support of Global War on Terror. Supervised the receipt, analysis, dissemination and storage of intelligence information. Performed intelligence tracking and pattern analysis to assist the command. Developed courses of action and tactics, techniques and procedures based on current threat information. Conducted Physical Security and Force Protection assessments. Responsible for the integration of CIDNE, Analyst Notebook and Command Post of the Future into intelligence operations.

Performed duties as a Squad Leader in a combat support Military Police company. Responsible for the health, welfare, morale, discipline, and training of twelve Military Police Soldiers. Maintained and accounted for organic squad equipment and vehicles valued at over $180,000. Ensured Soldiers are prepared for deployment in support of the Global War on Terror contingency missions in the European Theater. Supervised and trained squad to conduct law enforcement operation in an area encompassing over 940 square miles with over 15,000 Soldiers and family members.

Served as Force Protection NCO for 18th MEDCOM; established and implemented policies and procedures governing Force Protection/Antiterrorism (FP/AT) in the Korean Theater of Operation (KTO); responsible for reviews and execution of plans for contingencies; responsible for all components of physical security; conducts training of assigned personnel; serves as a liaison betweeen installation authorities; maintains plans for FT/AT disturbances and emergencies; supervised two NCO's and one Korean Augmentee to the United States Army. Areas of special emphasis:- Reception, Staging, Onward Movement and Integration (RSO&I)- Defense Threat Recuction Agency (DTRA) inspection- Joint Service Interior Intrusion Detection System (JSIIDS)- Physical Security/Crime Prevention- Base Defense- Information Assurance Security Officer (IASO)- Courier Card Program - Range Safety Officer- Operational Security (OPSEC)

Responsible for coordination of United States Forces Korea (USFK) wide customs importation efforts. Provided guidance and training to over 250 Soldiers, Sailors, Airmen and Marines regarding tactics and techniques for enforcement of ration control policies and regulations. Served as the senior inspector for all USFK personnel entering Korea through Incheon International Airport and Osan Air Base. Responsible for the welfare and training of five US Soldiers and three Korean Augmentee to the United States Army.

Public investigator in the fields of criminal investigation, confession and admission, fingerprint evidence, forensic science, crime scene processing, including processing of questioned documents and contemporary investigations in gang crimes, economic crimes, and domestic disturbances and child abuse.Areas of special emphasis:- Juvenile Investigations- Prostitution and Human Trafficing Task Force- High visibility crimes

Public investigator in the fields of criminal investigation, confession and admission, fingerprint evidence, forensic science, crime scene processing, including processing of questioned documents and contemporary investigations in gang crimes, economic crimes, and domestic disturbances and child abuse.Areas of special emphasis:- Drug Suppression- Gang Task Force

Responsible for a three Soldier Combat Support Military Police team in direct support of the Southern European Task Force (SETAF), to include their morale, welfare and training readiness during daily Law Enforcement and Force Protection Operations. Conducted numerous field training exercises and real world Contingency Operations within the European Command (EUCOM) area of operation. Responsible for maintenance and accountability of team equipment valued in excess of $100,000. Performed as Patrol Supervisor of an eight Soldier community Law Enforcement shift.

Military Police protect lives and property on Army installations by enforcing military laws and regulations, as well as controlling traffic, preventing crime, and responding to emergencies. Military Police are responsible for providing support to the battlefield by conducting Area Security, Internment/Resettlement, Maneuver and Mobility Support, Law & Order, and Police Intelligence Operations.