11C10 Light Infantry Mortarman Resume Example U.S. Army National Guard

11C10 LIGHT INFANTRY MORTARMAN

Skills

Government security clearance
Weapons training
Theft prevention training
Superior customer service
Electronic surveillance
Military experience
Crisis intervention training
Risk analysis training
Conflict resolution techniques
Investigation documentation
Stationary surveillance
Exceptional attention to detail
Highly dependable
Microsoft Office proficiency
Computer proficient

Analytical thinker

Fluent in SPANISH

Works well in extreme temperatures

Adept multi-tasker

First Aid certified

Organized

Criminal law knowledge

Safety and security-oriented

Strong interpersonal skills

Natural leader

Calm under pressure

Superior verbal and written communication skills

Quick learner

Trained in counterterrorism strategies

ASVAB Score of 52

Complex data management

Suicide prevention training

Team-oriented

Conflict resolution skills

Professional Summary

Security Guard with extensive knowledge of law enforcement practices, investigation techniques and security equipment operation. Focused, detail-oriented LPA with experience working with CCTV, COMMS, warehouse surveillance, protecting corporate assets and maintaining safety. Expertise in conducting investigations and writing detailed reports. Dedicated LPA versed in providing personal, equipment and property security in transportation facilities, warehouses and distribution centers. well-versed in identifying potential risks and using common sense in high-stress situations. physically fit weapons expert who possesses excellent self control in difficult situations. Decorated military professional Highly motivated to leverage 3.3 years of achievements and field training experience to provide dedicated service.

Work History

11C10 Light Infantry Mortarman, 11/2014 to Current
U.S. Army National Guard

Mortar Team member, i.e.-Gunner, Asst Gunner in a Mortar Platoon. Capable of worldwide deployment in support of contingency operations. Responsible for the maintanence and welfare of the fire crew and equipment. Responsible for the timely and accurate indirect fire support of a light infantry battalion in support of combat operations.

LOSS PREVENTION, 03/2016 to 02/2017
AAFES DDDC – 231 Enterprise Drive, Newport News, VA, 23608

Monitored and authorized entrance and departure of vehicles, cargo trucks and visitors.
Detected suspicious activities and watched for criminal acts and rule infractions.
Monitored and authorized entrance and departure of employees and visitors.
Circulated among visitors, patrons and employees to preserve order and protect property.
Write reports on property damage, theft, presence of unauthorized persons and unusual occurrences.
Monitored and reported suspicious activities to local authorities.
Warned offenders about rule infractions and violations and verbally evicted violators from premises.
Monitored central alarm system for fire, intrusion, and duress alarms and responded when needed.
Denied entrance to the building to unauthorized persons.
Secured all doors in the office and main building after hours.
Inspected equipment, structures and materials to identify the cause of errors and defects.
Performed surveillance of suspects using binoculars, cameras and camcorders.

Correctional Officer, 02/2017 to 01/2018
Virginia Peninsula Regional Jail – Williamsburg, VA

Booked new inmates into facility and processed inmates for release.
Responded to inquiries from the public, other staff, inmates and visitors.
Established healthy relationships and maintained professional boundaries with resident offenders in the institution.
Conducted routine and emergency head counts.
Oversaw 70 offenders on avarage in a correctional residential facility setting.
Made rounds at specified intervals and conducted head counts and roll calls.
Prepared, processed and maintained forms, reports, logs, records and activity journals.
Built solid relationships with staff and residents to help keep the institution safe and secure.
Completed intake paperwork, fingerprints and searches.
Received and accounted for personal possessions and determined inmate work assignments.
Verified facility security by inspecting plumbing, outside areas, locks and cells for potential hazards.
Issued cleaning supplies, comfort items, laundry and all basic meals.
Determined and assigned inmates to appropriate housing.
Made regular sanitation and maintenance checks of dorms and reported results to appropriate personnel.
Searched the building and grounds, living quarters and work areas for contraband.
Observed behavior of residents individually and in groups.
Translated for ICE Detainees who's main communication was Spanish.
Oversaw 40 Federal ICE Detainees on avarage with special needs and within accordance of ICE policy.

Education

High School Diploma: June 10 2015
Denbigh High School - 259 Denbigh Boulevard • Newport News, VA 23608

I Advanced quickly from Spanish 2 all the way up through AP Spanish by the 11^th grade. I became a Teacher Assistant during my senior year for Advanced Spanish 3. Not only was I able to help younger students exceed in learning their second (for some it was their third) language, but I also built a substantial amount of community service time.
Member of Initiative Spanish Club.
Coursework in Criminal Justice and Criminology
Coursework in Law Enforcement, Correctional Administration and Information Security Systems
Sociology and Psychology coursework
Coursework in Probation, Parole and Court Systems

Certification: NOCTI Criminal Justice Assessment Exam: Criminal Justice/Law Enforcement, 2015
New Horizon - 13400 Woodside Lane, Newport News, VA 23608

I Advanced quickly from Spanish 2 all the way up through AP Spanish by the 11^th grade. I became a Teacher Assistant during my senior year for Advanced Spanish 3. Not only was I able to help younger students exceed in learning their second (for some it was their third) language, but I also built a substantial amount of community service time.

Member of Initiative Spanish Club.
Coursework in Criminal Justice and Criminology
Coursework in Law Enforcement, Correctional Administration and Information Security Systems
Sociology and Psychology Coursework
Coursework in Probation, Parole and Court Systems

NOCTI Criminal Justice Assessment Exam, New Horizon

Students in this program are preparing for many of the exciting, challenging and rewarding careers in the criminal justice field. These opportunities require people who want to operate in both high energy and high tech fluid environments filled with constant challenges and service commitments. Students will study the history of and types of law enforcement requirements as they gain an understanding of local, state and federal law enforcement agencies and jurisdictions. Students will learn about and use some of the newest technology in the criminal justice field as they undertake and engage in crime scene investigations. Some of the finest local, state, federal and private sector industry professionals provide classroom presentations and hands on training opportunities. Criminal Justice students study: Criminal Investigation, Emergency Response, Search and Seizure, Arrest Procedures, Patrol Operations, Court Procedure, Juvenile Justice, Criminal Law, AED/CPR, and First Aid.
Credits: Dual enrolled with Thomas Nelson Community College for six college credit hours. Three elective high school credits for course, as well as one to two verified credits
Certification: NOCTI Criminal Justice Assessment Exam
Prerequisites: Good academic standing, attendance, and behavior

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