SEARCH

LEAD ARMED SECURITY OFFICER Resume Example

Resume Score: 80%

Love this resume?Build Your Own Now
DL
LEAD ARMED SECURITY OFFICER
Professional Summary

Experienced Security Site Manager/Military with over 17 years of experience. Excellent reputation for resolving problems, improving customer satisfaction, and driving overall operational improvements. Consistently saved costs while increasing profits.

Work History
MURRAY GUARD INC - LEAD ARMED SECURITY OFFICERJACKSON, TN06/2015 - Current
  • Assists in the supervision of Security Officers on assigned shift.
  • Responsible for the proper execution of assigned duties.
  • Train new officers.
  • Carries out supervisory responsibilities in accordance with the organization's policies and applicable laws.
  • Responsibilities including training employees, planning, assigning, directing work, and addressing complaints and resolving problems.
  • Maintains a professional departmental, company and community reputation.
  • Maintains regular, consistent attendance records.
  • Knowledgeable of and adhere to all rules and regulations, policies, and orders.
  • Provides protection for Army Corp of Engineers employees and company assets.
  • Interacts with local law enforcement agencies as required.
  • Maintain employee timekeeping.
  • Attends and satisfactorily completes all required training required.
United States Army Reserve - Interior ElectricianGreenville, United States, MS, United States06/2006 - Current
  • Referred to schematics and blueprints to develop electrical installation plans conforming to clients' specifications.
  • Prepared preliminary sketches and calculated estimates based upon parts and labor.
  • Measured, cut and manipulated conduit for layout wiring circuits.
  • Installed parts to power signaling devices, audio and visual equipment and heating and air conditioning systems.
  • Tested electrical systems and continuity of circuits in electrical wiring, equipment and fixtures using various testing devices.
  • Installed, tested and modified circuit breakers, controls, fuses, lights and motors.
  • Applied knowledge of trade tools and ability to read and follow blueprints and wiring plans to projects.
  • Inspected electrical systems, equipment and components to identify hazards, defects and repair requirements.
United States Army Corp of Engineers - Engineer Equipment OperatorVicksburg, United States, MS, United States08/2008 - 10/2013
  • 60 Series: 5716 Pay Plan: XF Grade: 10, Operates D-7 and D-8 bulldozers in performing finished grading of river bank slopes, top bank ditches, leveling large-scale excavating, and back blading, road building, clearing and stump removal, reworking haul roads, building loading and unloading ramps, etc.
  • Must remain constantly alert to workers and other equipment in close proximity banks.
  • Loads and unloads equipment from barges and/or trucks.
  • Operates motor patrol in connection for mat loading/WP operations.
  • Constructs and maintains haul roads, loading ramps and drainage ditches.
  • Operates motor patrol with a special attachment on the scarifier blade to prepare windrows on which stacks of mat are set for later pickup.
  • After mat is removed from field reshapes surface of field to correct damages by hauling equipment and to provide proper surface drainage.
  • Maintains haul roads, access roads; grades upper bank drainage ditches; levels work areas; spreads material.
  • Etc., in bank grading and mat sinking operations.
  • Operates a bulldozer equipped with a bulldozer blade on the rear, for stabilizing, in winching a specially-designed mat-pulling
  • Three tractors working in unison, are required for this operation, requiring close coordination and simultaneous operation to prevent damage or destruction of mattress.
  • Performs operations in paragraph 1, above when mat puller is not required.
  • Operates tractor in moving mooring cables, dragging equipment, and serving as temporary anchor for floating plant.
  • Lubricates equipment during operation and, as needed.
  • Makes operating repair and adjustments.
  • Checks wheel bearings, seals and axles on all equipment with pneumatic tires to guard against and prevent excessive wear.
  • Systematically inspects, service tests, adjusts, and lubricates all equipment to maintains continuous service or ready for service.
  • Assists general mechanical repairs, including major overhaul and reconditioning.
  • Cleans and paints equipment during slack or lay-up seasons.
  • Must exercise care and operate all equipment within machine capability to guard against breakage and excessive wear.
  • This equipment is expensive, therefor breakdowns requiring major repairs, and involving work stoppages are very costly.
  • Operator must be alert to guard against overturning when working on edge of embanking and steep slopes.
  • Must adhere to safety regulations at all times, especially while clearing and working around others and on steep slopes.
United States Army - LithographerFt. Bragg, NC07/1997 - 01/2001
  • Analyzed account workload quantity, complexity and due dates to predict and prevent problems.
  • Adjusted controls to regulate flow of ink and dampening solution to plate cylinder.
  • Produced high quality finished printed materials including brochures, flyers, four-color artwork and mailers.
  • Operated press to achieve highest print quality and productivity with minimal scrap.
  • Multi-tasked to keep all assigned projects running effectively and efficiently.
Accomplishments
  • Certifications:.
Skills
  • Security officer development
  • Collaborative Leadership
  • Leadership communications
  • Security protocol understanding
  • Security clearance
  • Commanding leadership style
  • Leading employees
  • Implementing security measures
  • Leadership competency
  • Public security knowledge
  • Security team management
  • Incident reports
  • Security Resource Allocation
  • Safety and Security Regulations
  • Schedule Management
  • Operational improvement
  • Problem resolution
  • Training expertise
  • Managing PPE
  • Briefing leadership
  • Assessing risks
  • Safety guidelines
  • Business operations
  • MS Office
  • Team management
Education
05/2015University of Phoenix Tempe, AZ, United StatesAssociate's Degree: Healthcare Administration Billing And Coding

GPA: 3.0, Credits Earned: 60 Semester Hours

05/2012Pine Bluff Trucking SchoolPine Bluff, ARTechnical Or Occupational Certificate: Commercial Driver's License
09/2007Engineer Equipment School Fort Leonard Wood, MO United States Technical or Occupational Certificate
Expected in 05/2022University Arkansas Little RockLittle Rock, ARBBA: Business Information Systems
Certifications
8/30/2020 Print Resume https://www.usajobs.gov/Applicant/Document/Resumes 6/6 Certification in 2 and half Scoop Loaders, D7 Bulldozers tracked, Graders, Track Excavators, Dump Trucks, and Scrapers Job Related Training: Equipment Engineer School September/2007 Class A CDL May/2012
Build Your Own Now

DISCLAIMER

Resumes, and other information uploaded or provided by the user, are considered User Content governed by our Terms & Conditions. As such, it is not owned by us, and it is the user who retains ownership over such content.

Resume Overview

Companies Worked For:

  • MURRAY GUARD INC
  • United States Army Reserve
  • United States Army Corp of Engineers
  • United States Army

School Attended

  • University of Phoenix
  • Pine Bluff Trucking School
  • University Arkansas Little Rock

Job Titles Held:

  • LEAD ARMED SECURITY OFFICER
  • Interior Electrician
  • Engineer Equipment Operator
  • Lithographer

Degrees

  • Associate's Degree : Healthcare Administration Billing And Coding
    Technical Or Occupational Certificate : Commercial Driver's License
    Engineer Equipment School Fort Leonard Wood, MO United States Technical or Occupational Certificate
    BBA : Business Information Systems

Similar Resumes

View All
Armed-Security-Officer-resume-sample

Armed Security Officer

AlliedBarton Security Services

Gilbertsville, Pennsylvania