Site Supervisor

• Worldwide Protective Service II (WPS II) NPSS Transition Course (2018)
• Certified Professional Property Specialist (CPPS) (www.npma.org) (2016)
• Anti-Terrorism Officer (ATO) Level II Certified (2016)
• DoS BIO approved for Guard Force Commander, Guard Shift Supervisor, Complex Supervisor and Administrative Logistics Security Specialist
• Worldwide Protective Service (WPS) Supervisor’s Course (2012)
• O’Gara Group (WPS SOC-GF) Guard Force Basic Course (2012)
• Qualified on M4, Glock 19 & M249 every six months (2012 to present)
• Armor Group North America, LGF Embassy Security Force Training Program (2011)
• Department of the Army Guard Academy (2010)
• Troy University, Bachelor of Science, Criminal Justice (2010)
• Anti-Terrorism Force Protection Level II (2008)
• Troy University, Associates of Science, Business Administration (2005)
• US Army Drill Instructor School (2001)

SOC, LLC– U.S. Embassy, Baghdad, Iraq

December 2012 – Present                                                                    

Guard Shift Supervisor / Complex Supervisor / Site Supervisor

• Selected to serve as the backfill Guard Shift Supervisor (GSS) as needed to fill day off positions as well as full time GSS when requested
• Responsible for the overall supervision of three to five Site Supervisors
• Assists the GFC in managing and directing guard operations on a day-to-day basis under direction from the DS/RSO
• Assists the GFC to plan, manage, and evaluate guard force operations
• Ensures that all guard personnel are aware of and abide by all Post and general orders
• Serving as a Complex Supervisor / Site Supervisor in a high threat environment at the Baghdad Embassy Compound / Baghdad Diplomatic Support Center, Baghdad, Iraq
• Responsible for ensuring all posts in area of operation are manned IAW Performance Work Statement of the SOC, LLC TO-4 contract
• Responsible for the supervision, management and training of over 30 Kenyan, Ugandan, Indian & Peruvian Guard Force members
• Maintains communications with the Regional Security Office (RSO) and Sully Operations, reporting any security incidents or possible compromises of classified information immediately
• Verifies access control rosters of all personnel and equipment attempting to gain access at all Entry Control Points (ECPs) and ensures all un-cleared personnel have proper escorts prior to entering the area; maintains accountability of badges
• Maintains a DoS Open-Net account for daily security updates
• operates computer using basic applications (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Access) typing at 60 wpm +

Armor Group North America, LGF – U.S. Embassy, Kabul, Afghanistan

January 2012 – June 2012                                                                

Logistician / Senior Armed Guard 

• Served as a logistician to assist in the handover of one company to another at the U.S. Embassy, Kabul, Afghanistan.
• Prepared and maintained records, to include personnel, property, maintenance, and operational records
• Maintained active and accurate accounting of all task order equipment and supplies, through a computerized file and accounting system
• Collaborated with other departments as necessary to meet customer requirements and to take advantage of sales opportunities.
• Performs supply, receiving, marking, and warehousing and storing activities as specified in the contract
• Protected and controlled proprietary materials; reported project plans, progress, and results.
• Served as a Senior Armed Guard in a high threat environment at the U.S. Embassy, Kabul, Afghanistan
• Verifies access control rosters of all personnel and equipment attempting to gain access at all Entry Control Points (ECPs) and ensures all un-cleared personnel have proper escorts prior to entering the area.
• Responsible for the management, supervision and training of over 20 Gurkha Guard Force members
• Managed and supervised special function teams such as Congressional Delegations, VIP visits, etc.

U.S. ARMY DIRECTORATE OF EMERGENCY SERVICES – Fort Lewis, WA

May 2010-October 2011

Armed Security Guard 

• Monitored and authorized entrance and departure of employees and other persons at Entry Control Points (ECPs) ensuring the safety and security of the base
• Patrolled industrial and commercial premises to prevent and detect signs of intrusion and to check for the security of doors, windows and gates on the premises
• Maintained communication with local law enforcement
• Overall responsible for the force protection, physical security and access control guards on the Garrison Installation
• Inspect and adjust security systems, equipment, or machinery to ensure operational use and to detect evidence of tampering

United States Army – Various Locations                                                                           

Battalion Battle NCO / Operations Manager – Iraq

February 2009 – October 2009

•  Selected above peers to become the Battalion Battle NCO (Operations Manager) for the Tactical Operations Center (TOC) while deployed in a high threat environment
• Monitored incident and threat reporting, and appropriately called for deployment of the appropriate response team(s) (Quick Response Force, Emergency Response Team, Explosive Ordnance Disposal, etc.)
• Prepare weekly and/or daily reports, as requested by supervisory chain-of-command
• Managed 107 recovery missions maintaining a 90% success rate with a start point (SP) of 40 minutes or less
• Responsible for the force protection, physical security, recovery assets and access control guard force elements in my area of operation

Operations Manager – Mannheim, Germany & Iraq

July 2008 – February 2009

•  Selected above peers by the Battalion Commander to be the Truckmaster (Operations Manager) and prepare a company for deployment to a high treat environment in Iraq
• Managed the allocation and execution of a split company mission in a high threat environment, including 16 M915 tractor trailers and two on-call recovery escort teams
• Managed the area maintenance supporting eight companies worth of equipment valued at over $15,000,000
• managed KBR recovery assets in the MND-N Sector C area of operations; maintained constant communications with Tactical Operations Center (TOC)
• Oversaw and executed the allocation of assets for 25 successful line-haul missions and the successful completion of 34 area recovery escort missions
• Supervised and directed the turn-in of over $1,200,000 worth of excess Army equipment in order to facilitate the successful company operational move in Iraq
• Responsible for the force protection, physical security and access control of guard force elements.

Security Manager – Mannheim, Germany

November 2007 – Jun 2008 

• Selected above peers to serve as the Battalion Security Manager
• Managed the JPAS system by submitting and monitoring all Battalion and local security clearance requests
• Trained and managed 25 soldiers in a security motorcade consisting of five vehicles, to become motorcade commanders in preparation for deployment to a high threat environment in Iraq
• Trained 180 soldiers for Quick Reactionary Force (QRF) teams for Force Protection
• Supervised the tracking & training of PROFILE/ISOPREP to prepare soldiers for deployment
• Overall responsible for the force protection, physical security and access control of guard force elements of the Garrison Installation 

Platoon Sergeant / Motorcade Commander  – Various Locations

January 1999 – November 2007 

• Directed and supervised the deployment, tactical integration, combat sustainment and redeployment operations within my platoon for deployment to a high threat environment in Iraq
• Motorcade commander for over 20 logistical motorcades while deployed in a high threat environment
• Maintained communication with the Tactical Operations Center (TOC); created four up-armored M1078 based motorcade commander vehicles equipped with crew served weapon, Blue Force Tracker and dual stacked FM radios
• Managed, supervised and trained ten Non-Commissioned Officers to perform as motorcade commanders, greatly enhancing mission support
• Managed over 35 pieces of light-wheeled vehicle equipment valued in excess of $5 million without loss while deployed in Iraq
• Responsible for the force protection, physical security and access control of guard force elements of a secured motor pool

• Leadership/Management/Communication/Team Player

Team Mangement

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