Physical Security Specialist Resume Example United States Army

PHYSICAL SECURITY SPECIALIST

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To secure opportunities that will better my knowledge on small arms and utilize my technical skills in servicing and maintaining the small arms community

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Professional Experience

Physical Security Specialist

Developed the Branches Physical Security Plan, Shop Operating Procedures, Fire Evacuation Plan, Building Lock Down Plan, Active Shooter Procedures and Bomb Threat Procedures.
Wrote Policy Letters to include Restricted Area Access Letter, Accompanied Access Letters, and Unaccompanied Access Letters.
Maintained a comprehensive Lock and Key Program.
Over saw Physical Security Procedures for the Weapons Technical Support Branch to ensure all personnel were adhering to proper policies and procedures developed by the Army.
Maintained logs and rosters for electronic pin identification number for access to the Weapons Technical Support Branch.
Have comprehensive knowledge on how to conduct Risk Analysis reports and inspections on facilities.
Was in charge of managing building security to include but not limited to IDS system, key pad door locks, building keys, passive alarm systems, and various other sensored alarm systems.

Building Manager
November 2010 to November 2015United States Army － Picatinny Arsenal, NJ

Salary: $74,835 USD Per Year Hours Per Work Week: 40+ Coordinated building maintenance and repairs with Buildings & Grounds Maintenance that affect normal building operation Provided occupants with updates of electrical, water and other service outages and scheduled shutdowns Oversaw building security Coordinated department facility related activities and projects Developed and implemented facility emergency plans During evacuations, assisted emergency response teams in assessing building condition, locating missing personnel, shutting off utilities, and delivering a status report to assembly point leaders Inputted numerous service orders so that the building remained in safe working order.

Weapons Mechanical Engineering Technician
November 2010 to October 2015US ARMY － Picatinny Arsenal, NJ

Served as a project leader within the Experimental Fabrication Team within the Weapons Technical Support Branch.
Operated and maintained, as required, a variety of metal cutting, welding, assembly, finishing and inspection equipment, including welding machines, manual and CNC, Ox fuel/plasma cutting machines and/or tables, shears, drill presses, pipe, angle and channel benders, notches, grinders, etc.
Provided technical support to requests for field support/failures.
Developed and presented to Project Leader alternative solutions to conflicting requirements (i.e., material, tolerances, finishes, etc.).
Accepted the responsibility of the physical security specialist for branch.
Developed a physical security plan for the branch so that the proper security measures would be carried out in order to maintain a variety of weapons systems.
Developed a Fire Evacuation plan so that employees would have a guideline to follow in the event of a fire or emergency.
Took charge of the Lock and Key Custodian because proper procedures were not being carried out for the safe keeping of government keys and property.
Dealt extensively with various contractors with the installation of the Intrusion Detection System for the Branches Arms Room.
Developed a spare parts registry for rebuilding a new sniper system for the US Army.
Analyzed equipment and forecasting spare parts requirements.
Analyzed or supervising maintenance, repair, or production operations to determine methods of improvement.
Reading and interpreting engineering change orders, equipment requisitions, shop orders, and work orders.
Developed various policies to include safety policy, Internal Organization Policy, Building Lockdown Plan.
Developed a complete operations binder for operating an Arms Room/ Armory so that others would have the know-how in the event I was not available.
Inspect the wide range of small arms brought for repairing and sort out the weapons on the basis of the repairing work they require Replace components such as barrels, springs, trigger, shell ejectors, bolts, safety devices, etc.
to rectify the defects and malfunctions.
Perform quality inspection and assurance tests on weapons Discard the obsolete weapons responsibly Working as a skilled mechanic or maintenance worker, sales or service engineer, or planner or estimator in a technical group dealing with manufacture, utilization, repair, or operation of equipment.
Reviewing and applying technical specifications and requirements.
Analyzing equipment and forecasting spare parts requirements.
Reading and interpreting engineering change orders, equipment requisitions, shop orders, and work orders.
Analyzing contract specifications and examining pertinent equipment to determine if specifications are met.
Analyzing or supervising maintenance, repair, or production operations to determine methods of improvement Thorough knowledge of the assembling, dissembling and functioning of the small arms Excellent inspection, problem detecting and troubleshooting abilities Knowledge of the safety measures and performance standards of the small arms Ability to adjust in conditions subject to noise, dirt, filth, acids, fumes, etc.
Skilled at advising customers on the basic upkeep and servicing of the small arms Applied mechanical engineering guides, principles, methods, practices and techniques to assigned projects Applied engineering principles in order to execute small and medium caliber weapon systems programs Skill in fabricating, manufacturing and material applications to support engineering efforts for small and medium caliber weapons, munitions and their mechanisms Bore scoped weapons and used special instrumentation to find flaws in weapons systems and components Plan and conduct test and evaluation of small and medium caliber weapon systems to include M2010 Sniper Rifles, M24 Rifles, M40 Rifles, national Match weapons, Enhanced Marksmanship Rifles and more Apply safety procedures associated with ammunition handling and range operations Coordinated testing for hundreds of rebuilt M2010's at various locations Worked closely with Project managers and lead Engineers to oversee fielding and user evaluations of Army selected weapons $63,000.00 USD Per Year Hours per week: 50+ Precision Weapons Repairman (Gunsmith)

Served as an instructor in the field of armorer courses providing instruction in basic and advanced gunsmithing techniques.
Develops, revises and implements course curriculums related to weapons technology, maintenance and gunsmithing.
Develops, revises and conducts courses related to the gunsmithing to include techniques related to tool making, metal fabricating and machining.
Utilizing a variety of advanced instructional techniques, instructs students in the cleaning, assembly /disassembly, repair and modification of revolvers, semiautomatic pistols, pump-action shotguns, semiautomatic and fully automatic rifles, machine guns, accessories and equipment.
Performs repairs such as fitting and gauging barrels, adjusting head space, hand fitting parts and adjusting sights to USMC tolerances.
Performs as a master gunsmith and a wide range of sophisticated and intricate gunsmithing operations for various weapons such as rifles, machine guns, handguns, gas guns and the like.
Read and interpret blueprints, technical drawings, schematics, and computer-generated reports.
Develop, coordinate, and monitor all aspects of production, including selection of manufacturing methods, fabrication, and operation of product designs.
Responsible to make repairs to the different varieties of small arms such as rifles, revolvers, carbines, shotguns, mortars, etc.
Dissemble weapons to locate the misalignment or malfunctioning of components of small weapons
Make modifications to small arms to remove defects or customize them as per the user's needs
Inspect the functioning of the small arms to ensure they provide safe, effective and accurate operations
Served as Range Safety Officer when needed Skill in fabricating, manufacturing and material applications to support engineering efforts for small and medium caliber weapons, munitions and their mechanisms bore scoped weapons and used special instrumentation to find flaws in weapons systems and components Hand load ammunition for small and medium caliber weapons for testing Plan and conduct test and evaluation of small and medium caliber weapon systems to include M2010 Sniper Rifles, M24 Rifles, M40 Rifles, national Match weapons, Enhanced Marksmanship Rifles and more Accomplishments Took charge of building and facilities maintenance in the absence of the building and facilities maintenance SNCO and spear headed the power distribution and hard wiring connection of a new Computer Numerically Controlled (CNC) Lathe that will be used to expedite the production process of over 1000 M40A5 Sniper Rifles, saving 1.5 man hours per rifle.
Volunteered to assist with the refurbishment of the Secretary of the Navy Trophy Rifles in support of the CY-08 Marine Corps Competition in Arms Program.
Built 15 M40A5 Sniper rifles to assist Marine Corps.
Systems Command in developing a new weapon system Rebuilt over 250 M40A3 Sniper rifles for the DMISA contract in support of the operating forces
Provided guidance to students and civilians alike, during the building procedures of the M40A3 and M40A5 rifles
Conceptualized, designed, and created a new tool that is being utilized for the Precision Weapons Section facility for the removal of the accessory rails on the M40A3 and M40A5 weapon systems
Assisted with the transition of the new Sniper Rifle Section Staff Non Commissioned Officer In Charge and coordinated all aspects of instruction, maintenance, and shipping and receiving of assets during the transition period.
Managed 3 contractors and gave instruction to 20 plus Marines on how to build, maintain, and rebuild the current M40A5 Weapons Platform.
Updated current Sniper Rifle Build procedures so that the Precision Weapons Sniper Section and the Marine Corps.Would have a standardized manual to reference.
Instructed numerous Marines in the Navy's United Services Military Apprenticeship Program in order to improve themselves as Marines and as individuals.
Successfully replaced / modified 32 Scout Sniper Day Scopes in 5 days to get Marine Corps Operating forces adequately supplied.
Maintained data bases with over 500 Marines and Sailors personal information to include social security numbers, phone numbers, and personal addresses.
Served as line armorer and Range Safety Officer for various ranges to include the M2 .50 Cal, M240G machine gun, M9 service pistol, M16 A2, A3, and A4 service rifles.
Teamwork and Special Projects Assisted the Enhanced Marksmanship Rifle Section in the repair of (100) Enhanced Marksmanship Rifles.
Aided in a new program to help the supply system track and maintain accountability of various weapons systems.
Assisted the pistol section with the refinishing of 50+ pistols in order to meet current delivery deadlines in the Marine Corps.Operating forces.

November 2002 to November 2006United States Marine Corps － Twenty-nine Palms, US, California

Private First Class to Corporal Salary: 40000.00 USD Per Year Hours per week: 60 Small Arms Repairman maintained over 300 Combat Rifles, 150 M9 Service Pistols, 20 M249 Semi Automatic Weapons, 28 M2 .50 Caliber Machine guns.
maintained records to include Limited Technical Inspection Data, Proof and Function Data, Headspace and serviceability records, and Equipment Inventories pertaining to these weapons systems.
maintained over 50 types of night vision equipment.
performed, trained, and supervised various duties incident to inspection, maintenance, and repair of all small arms, to include vehicular mounted small arms.
prepared, maintained, and supervised a shop maintenance and management program and coordinated maintenance and repair of small arms.
modified an existing bomb shelter bunker into a secure armory while deployed to Iraq so that the Company would have a secure place to store ordinance.
provided exceptional gunsmithing duties for the quick reaction force while deployed to Iraq.
maintained Daily Progress Reports to track weapons parts.
instructed platoons of Marines on the functions and cycles of operation for various weapons systems.
trained numerous Marines on Deadly Force, Armory procedures, Lock and Key Control, and Equipment Inventories.
served as line armorer and Range Safety Officer for various ranges to include the M2 .50 Cal, M240G machine gun, M9 service pistol, M16 A2, A3, and A4 service rifles.
bore scoped weapons and used special instrumentation to find flaws in weapons systems and components.

Education and Training

Precision Weapons Repairman Course : Gunsmithing, 1/2008Penn Foster Career School － Scranton, PA, US

Gunsmithing Received Diploma for the Precision Weapons Repairman Course.

Ordnance Artificer (Government Service)

Pensacola, Florida US

Mossberg Armorers CourseNational Rifle Association － Waples Mill Fairfax, VA

Ordnance Center and Schools Mechanical Maintenance Training US Army Aberdeen Proving Ground MD Springfield Armory Armorers CourseNational Rifle Association － Waples Mill Fairfax, VA

United States Army Military School Fort Leonard Wood, MO 80 hours completed Subject: Conventional Physical Security/ Crime Prevention : General StudiesUniversity of Phoenix － Phoenix, Arizona, US6 Semester Hours Completed General Studies

Barrett Certified Armorers CourseNational Rifle Association

11250 Waples Mill Road Fairfax, VA 22030 Knights Armaments Armorers Course Titusville Fl. Course: M110 Semi Auto Sniper System Rifle and Carbine

Personal Information

Working on weapons and trying to better my knowledge on a variety of weapon systems. Physical Security and maintaining safeguards for DOD facilities.

Additional Information

Veterans' Preference - 10 Points Citizenship - United States * ACTIVE SECRET SECURITY CLEARANCE *
HONORS AND RECOGNITIONS 4 US Army Special Service Act Awards 5 Expert Rifle Qualifications Sharp Shooter with the M9 service pistol Navy and Marine Corps. Achievement Medal with Combat Distinguishing Device for Valor Combat Action Ribbon Certificate of Commendation Marine Corps. Good Conduct Medal ( 2 ) National Defense Medal INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL 2 Combat Tours in Iraq SPECIAL INTERESTS Working on weapons and trying to better my knowledge on a variety of weapon systems. Physical Security and maintaining safeguards for DOD facilities.

Skills

1. GunSmithing 2. Welding / Ship fitting (Structural) 3. Custom Fabricating 4. Fire Arms Testing & Calibrating 5. Bluing 6. Management 7. Physical Security/ Crime Prevention

Resume Overview

Companies Worked For:

United States Army
US ARMY
United States Marine Corps

School Attended

Penn Foster Career School
National Rifle Association
University of Phoenix

Job Titles Held:

Physical Security Specialist
Building Manager
Weapons Mechanical Engineering Technician

Degrees

Precision Weapons Repairman Course : Gunsmithing , 1/2008
Mossberg Armorers Course
Ordnance Center and Schools Mechanical Maintenance Training US Army Aberdeen Proving Ground MD Springfield Armory Armorers Course
United States Army Military School Fort Leonard Wood, MO 80 hours completed Subject: Conventional Physical Security/ Crime Prevention : General Studies
Barrett Certified Armorers Course
11250 Waples Mill Road Fairfax, VA 22030 Knights Armaments Armorers Course Titusville Fl. Course: M110 Semi Auto Sniper System Rifle and Carbine

Physical Security Specialist Resume Example

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