Force Protection Officer (Supervisor)

Military Education (USMC)

• Related coursework: Intelligence Community Information System Security Awareness, Intelligence Community Cyber Awareness Training, DoD Information Assurance Awareness, Personally Identifiable Information (PII) Annual Training, Phishing, Cultural Awareness and Terrorism, Military Law, Securing Evidence, OPSEC, Weapons Handling Safety Course, Combat Trafficking in Person, Joint Anti-Terrorism Level 1 Course, Offender Transportation, Community Policing, Conflict/Dispute Resolution, Disaster First Aid, Ethics and Integrity, Hazmat and CBRNE Response, Stress Management, Use of Force, Case Law and Application, Interpersonal Communications, Handcuffing Offenders, Communications Security (COMSEC), Land Navigation, Driver Awareness Training, Anti-Terrorist Training, Terrorism Awareness Training, Leadership Training, Injury Prevention Training, Suicide Awareness Training, Combat Water Survival Training, Gas Chamber Training, Combat Awareness Training, Combat Life Saver Training (able to give a medical aid treatment in a combat situation), Hostile Environment Course, Leadership Training Course for Staff Non-Commissioned Advance Officer, Fire Support in MAGTF Operations Course, Substance Abuse Information and Suicide Course, Infantry Platoon Sergeant’s Course, Career Course, Sergeant’s Course, Range Safety Officer Course, VACAS (Vehicle and Cargo Inspection System).

High School Diploma | 1980 | Triway High School

SPECIALIZED SECURITY TRAINING AND SKILLS

• Able to Employ the M16 A4/M4 Service Rifle (Expert in Marksmanship), the M203 Grenade Launcher, the M249 Squad Automatic Weapon (SAW), the M240 Machine Gun, M2 .50 Caliber Machine Gun, AT-4, M9 Pistol.
• Able to Control Vehicle Check Points/ Entry Check Points, Read Grid Maps and Terrain/Land Features to Plot & Plan Point A to Point B and utilize in Land Navigation, Stand Sentry Post for 8-12 hours, Conduct Security Foot Patrols/Convoy Mounted Operations, Escort Government/Civilian Personnel on Foot or by Vehicle from Forward Operating Base to Government Headquarter, React fast in any situations for being trained as Quick Reaction Force (QRF), Trained in Offensive and Defensive Combat Tactic Operations

FPO Supervisor (SGT) | Triple Canopy INC | 02/2011 – Present         Kuwait

• Responsible for 15 Field Training Officers, and 90 Force Protection Officers per shift assignment day.
• Responsible for Force Protection in the Tower Post, Ammo Supply Points, and Theatre Storage Area (TSA).
• Prepared Force Protection Officers for duty through instructional guard mount.
• Ensured relief efforts are conducted in a timely manner.
• Monitored radio communications for situational awareness of activity during security operations.
• Monitored performance of duties and check welfare of subordinates by conducting post checks.
• Coordinated and conducted vulnerability drill exercises for continued training.
• Investigated security violations and prepared reports in order for preventive action can be taken.
• To maintain security and surveillance 24/7 on all bases.
• To conduct inspections of personnel and vehicles using systems such as : Ion Scanners, Backscatter X-Ray machines, Under-Vehicle-Surveillance Systems, and Mobile Vehicle X-Ray Scanning machines.
• Able to conduct Screening and Area Security Operations, Static Post (Entry Control and Boundary security) and Roving Guard on foot and vehicle.
• To maintain weapons qualifications M4/M9 (semi – annually) and physical fitness qualifications (annually).

Force Protection officer | CSA | MAR 28, 2008 – FEB 12, 2011             Kuwait

• Assisted with accommodating visitor and or member requested for directions or information.
• Document by written report for any security related incident and observe CCTV for suspicious activities.
• Develop and administered security programs and procedures for classified or proprietary material, documents, and equipment.
• Studied and implemented Federal Security Regulations that applied to company regulation.
• Investigated security violations and prepared reports in order for preventive action can be taken.
• To control personnel/vehicles entering and exiting through Entry Control Points, which includes but is not limited to: US Government personnel, contractor personnel, approved visitors, and Coalition Forces.
• Assisted with accommodating visitor and or member requested for directions or information.
• Document by written report for any security related incident and observe CCTV for suspicious activities.
• Develop and administered security programs and procedures for classified or proprietary material, documents, and equipment.
• Studied and implemented Federal Security Regulations that applied to company regulation.

Operations Chief | USMC | AUG, 1986 – APR, 2005                                    USMC

• S-3 Operation Chief for School Of Infantry Camp Pendleton (May 03 2004 to Apr 30, 2005).
• 11^th MEU (Sept 09, 2003 to Aug 09 2003).
• S-4 Logical Chief for Marine Corp Air Station Iwakuni, Japan (Aug 15, 2002 to Aug 2002).
• Company Gunnery Sergeant for 1^st Battalion 8^th Marines (Nov 11 1999 to July 31, 2002).
• Squadron Gunnery Sergeant for I&I Staff MAG-46 MWSS 473 (Oct 11, 1996 to Oct 01, 1999).
• Platoon Sergeant/Company Gunnery Sergeant for 3^rd Battalion 6^th Marines (Apr 131993 to Sept 091996).
• Squadron Gunnery Sergeant I&I Staff Port Hueneme, CA (Jan 27, 1990 to Mar 11, 1993).
• Platoon Sergeant 3^rd Battalion 6^th Marines (Dec 19, 1986 to Jan 24, 1990.

• Planned and developed an integrated timeline schedule to manage the work of 5 team members
• Organized and directed daily task for the team members
• Coordinated efforts with supervisors and other team leaders in the planning and development of problem resolutions
• Provided administrative support to supervisor in unit.
• Directed security entry operations of 4 people in order to establish safety environment
• Monitored day-to-day operations of team task consisting 5 team members
• COMMUNICATION/INTERPERSONAL SKILLS
• Present lectures using Microsoft Power Point
• Proficient in Microsoft Word, Excel, Power Point, Access, and Internet Research Skills
• Public Speaking
• Able to make decisions promptly and pass down the information to team members in a clear, understanding manner
• Design and teach planning & information collecting skills
• Advice and counsel team members individually about their progress in job performance
• Present difficult topics in easy-to-understand and interesting format
• Placed in charge of team members in the unexplained absence of the senior staff member and carried out plan of the day
• Analyzed strategic planning to balance strengths and weaknesses and complete company mission task in the shortest time manner
• Established standard operating procedure, assigning work duties and responsibilities providing direct and indirect supervision to ensure all team members understood unity of command and knowing the procedures to carry out the task in case of leadership absence
• Collect and analyze information obtained through observations, reviews, reports, policies and procedures, and related to operations planning
• Collaborated closely with interdisciplinary team members on development of strategic and operations management
• Observed and obtained information necessary to complete risk management for individual team members

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