Superintendent Of Wfsm Hvac resume example

• Charged with post law enforcement duties by being the Instillation Desk Sergeant in charge of operations of all patrols on shift.

• Balance workload and provide advice, guidance, and direction on a wide range of law enforcement/security and administrative issues.

• Analyze emergency situations to determine appropriate level of response.

• Stood watch on post/patrol as assigned; checked all persons for proper identification; controlled access of personnel to installation and maintained accurate records.
• Responded to situations that may require arrest and/or the use of force up to and including deadly force with a high degree of skill and accuracy.
• Experience dissolving hostile situations, dealing tactfully with associates, subordinates, the public, prisoners, and uncooperative individuals
• Conducts investigations, to include crime scenes, deaths, abuse cases, domestic violence, traffic accidents, animal calls and non police action calls. Collects disposes and secures evidence. Writes reports and processes paperwork.
• Performs traffic activities, to include issuing citations, directing traffic, investigating driving under the influence incidents and arranging for the removal of vehicles.

• Mentored, led, managed and conducted annual evaluations on more than 40 personnel and over 17 law enforcement, security and community policing patrols safeguarding over 18,000 people
• Continuously trained more than 40 individuals as first responders
• Supervised and dispatched patrols responding to suspicious and criminal activity, crime scenes, emergency situations, disputes, alarm activations and medical responses
• Completed roster for security and law enforcement patrols daily
• Oversaw all shift administrative work ensuring police reports and paperwork was completed accurately and in a timely manner
• Led patrols for military aircraft crash landing on runway
• Directed parking detail for air show, parking 10,000 vehicles and ensuring safety for 300,000 attendees

• Supervised 12 weapon instructors, ensuring instructor quality, consistency, compliance and effectiveness, overseeing weapons training for 6000 personnel and held 97% qualification
• Maintained over $1,000,000 of small arms weapons parts and equipment
• Prepared annual budget weapons training, firing ranges, equipment, supplies and gunsmith activities, systematically purchased $50,000 in supplies improving small arms training capabilities annually
• Inspected and repaired over 100 weapons in support of drug interdiction in the U.S.
• Planned and organized weapons training for over 6000 personnel and maintenance for 5000 weapons
• Established operating procedures for weapons ranges and facilities valued in excess of $1,000,000
• Organized and scheduled small arms range time for over 30 law enforcement agencies
• Managed ammunitions, communications equipment, special purpose and equipment accounts for law enforcement and security day-to-day duties valuing over $2,500,000, led and trained 7 armorers in a 24 hour operational armory
• Conducted inventories ensuring accountability of over $2,500,000 in weapons and equipment