Security Resume Example

I joined Giles County Virginia Volunteer Rescue Squad in 1981.

I am currently a life member of the squad. I have not run calls for awhile but still maintain contact during many functions. I am not currently certified in my EMT.

While running as an active member I maintained all required classes and sought out continuing education classes.

I ran calls, maintained run sheets, held office, assessed emergency situations. I continually strived to have a professional relationship with my patients, my co-volunteers, hospital and police.

I held many certificates including but not limited to : hazmat, search and rescue, high angle rescue, Emergency Vehicle Operators License, vehicle patient excavation and radio communication between hospitals and police.

I worked for the Celanese Corporation for 36 years. I started out as an operator and then Lead coordinator for the shift.

My duties were to assign, maintain, troubleshoot problems and lead the shift of employees.

I lead daily safety meetings. I continually sought and completed training to advance my knowledge of the job.

I worked with contractors reviewing their job scope, performed the lock out tag out and permitting and followup of the work orders.

I worked with the plant safety team. I also traveled to various customer plants to do safety audits.

I was previously a member of Celco fire and EMS. I was trained in hazmat, search and rescue, high angle rescue and triage coordinator. I served several years as the EMT captain on shift.

I worked upgrade at the Gate House (when Celanese still ran it) dispatching, taking care of plant customers, monitoring cameras and corresponding with the public.

I served with the HR department and training coordinator interviewing potential prospects for employment.

I worked shift work for 34 of the 36 years. I worked several hours of voluntary and involuntary overtime. I pride myself in my accomplishments and education I acquired while working at Celanese. I feel it has helped me in many other aspects of growth and leadership.

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During the summers of 1977-1979 I worked summer jobs with the US Forestry Service. As a school aged employee I worked with a group building, clearing AT trails, rock work, and many other things for the betterment of Jefferson National Forest.

I was hired in a full time position in 1980. I was a Fire Fighter, Periodically a Fire Fighter Liaison. I worked on fires in the Jefferson, Tennessee, Kentucky, California. I helped complete Red Devils (Federal paper work for each fire fighter to receive pay).

I worked on various projects throughout the Jefferson.

This was my first public job. This is where I learned the importance of communication, safety, honesty, work ethics and values.