Trevor Wallace Email & Phone Number

Anchorage, Alaska, United States

• Provide over (2100) hours of Armed Internal and External Security for the Port of Anchorage.
• Monitor an array of security cameras, equipment, operational logbooks, and weapons daily.
• Control access to a state installation preventing unauthorized personnel access and escort unauthorized personnel off state property.
• Work in conjunction with local and federal law enforcement.

Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico

• Provided over (700) hours of construction surveillance.
• Monitored personnel in Controlled Access Areas (CAA) conducting construction work maintaining the integrity of the CAA.
• X-Rayed all material to be used inside the CAA.
• Wrote daily notes of the construction work being completed.
• Ability to read and understand blueprints for the construction work being completed.

Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico

• Provided over (1800) hours of internal and external security for United States Consulate construction projects while effectively safeguarding facilities and classified material up to Secret.Screened materials and.
• Conducted roves to always maintain construction site integrity.
• Monitored an array of security cameras, equipment, and operational logbooks while issuing reports to address security issues and deficiencies.
• Maintained (100) percent accountability of classified material on the construction site including non-classified security equipment.

Sault Saint Marie, Michigan, United States

• Provided over (2,200) hours of armed internal and external security for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.
• Monitored an array of security cameras, equipment, and operational logbooks daily.
• Controlled access to a federal installation preventing unauthorized personal access and escort unauthorized personnel off federal property.
• Worked in conjunction with local and federal law enforcement and USCG personnel.

Sault Saint Marie, Michigan, United States

• Provided over (2,200) hours of armed internal and external security for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.
• Monitored an array of security cameras, equipment, and operational logbooks daily.
• Controlled access to a federal installation preventing unauthorized personal access and escort unauthorized personnel off federal property.
• Worked in conjunction with local and federal law enforcement and USCG personnel.

Washington DC, Quantico VA

• Provided over (6,500) hours of armed internal security for United States Missions in (5) countries whileeffectively safeguarding personnel, facilities, and classified material up to Top Secret.
• Monitored an array of security cameras, communications equipment, and operational logbooks.
• Controlled access to Diplomatic Facilities as well as classified areas daily and in the event of an emergency.
• As training and operations supervisor, solely responsible for oversight and maintenance of tacticaloperational plans, equipment, weapons, ammunition, and the training of personnel.
• Issued (83) Incident Reports and (6) OF-117s to increase security and U.S. Mission security awarenessthrough the identification of faulty equipment, practices, and procedures.
• Provided (500) hours of defensive tactics training to over (150) local guard force members from (3) countries, increasing operational readiness.

Camp Lejeune, North Carolina, United States

• Mentored (60) people in personal and professional matters while keeping administrative data current.
• Maintained (100) percent accountability of over ($400,000) in gear over (53) operations.
• Built bunkers that could withstand small arms and artillery fire.
• Designed and constructed shoot houses for Marines to practice clearing buildings on live fire ranges, demolition houses to use during demolition ranges, and temporary living structures to house Marines.
• Constructed dozens of miscellaneous items on aircraft pallets for the purposes of transporting materials and personnel to and from Afghanistan and the United States.