Drug & Alcohol NCO/Force Protection NCO Resume Example
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DRUG & ALCOHOL NCO/FORCE PROTECTION NCO
Professional Summary
Dedicated serviceman focused on applying 16 years of military experience to gain employment in the civilian sector. Exceptionally hard worker well-versed in military operations and chain of command. Successful at building strategic partnerships and alliances and spearheading relationships to achieve beneficial outcomes.
Skills
Work History
March 1996-CurrentDrug & Alcohol NCO/Force Protection NCOCompany Name | City
- Drug and Alcohol program.
- Unit Prevention Leader (UPL) certified.
- Drug testing coordinator (DTC) certified.
- Army Instructor course certified.
- Conducting training and overseeing training for 6000 plus soldiers in the command for Drug and Alcohol program.
- Provide support in fulfilling the requirements for all Reserve Soldiers, Civilians.
- Providing prevention training for AGR Soldiers, TPU Soldiers and (Drug Free Federal Workplace Program Training) for Civilian employees.
- Assist 40 hour Unit Prevention Lead (UPL) courses.
- Tracking training conducted by each unit and report results into Drug and Alcohol Management Information System (DAMIS) Providing information briefings and executive correspondence.
- Provide the Alcohol and Drug Control Officer (ADCO) with a list of all completed UPL training, prevention training.
- Track and maintain all soldier-related substance abuse data and services in DAMIS.
- Conduct Unit Risk Inventory (URI) Unit Risk Inventory (R-URI) survey at the unit level.
- Review and assess the latest in substance abuse research with respect to new, illicit and prescription drugs trends and results from URI/RURI and the Risk Reduction Program.
- Supervise and facilitates physical security policies of the command, including down trace units and the security of the reserve center building.
- Supervises Force Protection plan in the rear area.
- Enforce Force Protection Measures.
- Coordinates base cluster and FOB defense.
- Platoon Sergeant, Squad Sergeant ensuring all soldiers and equipment where accounted for and performed Pre Combat checks.
- Primary responsibility is training and mentoring soldiers and the senior tactical advisor to the platoon leader.
- Squad leader Responsible for eight soldiers to account for soldiers and ensure that they receive necessary instructions and are properly trained to perform their jobs, instilled strict disciplinary standards and recommending soldiers for awards.
- Served as a team leader for Special Reaction Team at Fort Gordon Ga.
- Worked as patrol supervisor and desk sergeant for law and order military police.
- Issued traffic citations and federal violation notices for petty offences; protect property and persons.
- Compile reports deliverable to superior officers about the unit's operations.
- Providing input to supervisors concerning a variety of security issues.
- Perform security screening procedures:.
- Pat-down searches, writing incident reports and monitoring walk-through metal detector screening equipment Of property, including the operation of x-ray machines to identify dangerous objects in baggage, cargo and on passengers; and preventing those objects from being transported onto aircraft.
- Control entry and exit points.
- Communicate with the public, giving directions and responding to inquiries in a professional and courteous manner.
- Protecting property and persons AIT certified.
- Training new TSO's on proper procedures and check point operations.
December 2004-March 2010HD supply driver | Company Name | City, StateExperienced driver providing customized delivery services. Order management. To ensure that all goods presented by the Warehouse Department are delivered at the correct address within the time limits set, in a safe and good condition together with the correct documents and any goods for return are controlled and handled in accordance with instruction from the Supply Department. Planning @ checking received delivery documents. Transport @ loading the goods into the truck. Proper stowage of goods. Obey traffic rules & regulations. keeping proper control and maintenance of truck; @ proper safety equipment aboard truck; respecting safety for all activities. Ability to communicate effectively within a multinational environment, Ability to work under pressure • Ability to work on own initiative • Ability to work independently as well as in a team
March 2010-CurrentTransportation Security Officer | Company Name | City, StatePerform security screening procedures
Education
1989High School Diploma: Mt Olive High School , City, State
Associate of Science: Mt San Antonio College , City, State
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School Attended
- Mt Olive High School
- Mt San Antonio College
Job Titles Held:
- Drug & Alcohol NCO/Force Protection NCO
- HD supply driver
- Transportation Security Officer
Degrees
- High School Diploma :
Associate of Science :
