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Truck Driver CDL Class A / Law Enforcement/ ChefPHONE NUMBER AVAILABLE EMAIL AVAILABLE Fayetteville, North Carolina 28314 PROFESSIONAL SUMMARYProven leader with extensive experience in high-stress environments, including serving as a Correctional Sergeant at Harnett Correctional Inst. Skilled in conflict management and emergency response, demonstrated by implementing secure procedures and resolving inmate conflicts efficiently. Awarded for excellence in food service, showcasing unparalleled professionalism and interpersonal communication abilities. Adaptable professional with experience in safety training, surveillance, and leadership. Frequently praised as results- oriented by peers, I can be relied upon to help your team achieve its goals. Hardworking, highly motivated professional eager to lend combined knowledge and skills to enhance business performance. Operates well in both individual and team capacities, leveraging seasoned work ethic to quickly adapt to different processes and drive company objectives. Resourceful and results-driven with a passion for growth and efficiency to meet company needs and increase service value.SKILLSHandguns and other weapons Prevention of violent situations Safe transportation of inmates Surveillance of inmates and visitors Recordkeeping Time Management Team Leadership Staff Supervision Facility Maintenance Problem-solving abilities Time management abilities Schedule Management Professionalism Interpersonal Communication Conflict Management Incident Investigation Emergency Response Verbal Communication Policy Enforcement EXPERIENCECORRECTIONAL OFFICER SERGEANT, LillingtonHarrent Correctional Inst, August 2017-July 2024 Conducted emergency evacuation drills to ensure the safety of all inmates and correctional officers Created a more secure emergency procedure for correctional officers to follow Implemented proper procedures to safety escort prisoners to the hospital Inspected mail, cells, inmates and visitors to prevent the entry of contraband into the jail Resolved conflicts between inmates in order to avoid the use of violence Searched for behavior out of the ordinary, which resulted in preventing the escape of inmates. CORRECTIONAL OFFICER SERGEANT, laurinburgScotland Correctional Inst, February 2016-August 2017 Conducted emergency evacuation drills to ensure the safety of all inmates and correctional officers Created a more secure emergency procedure for correctional officers to follow Inspected mail, cells, inmates and visitors to prevent the entry of contraband into the jail Resolved conflicts between inmates in order to avoid the use of violence Searched for behavior out of the ordinary, which resulted in preventing the escape of inmates Implemented proper procedures to safety escort prisoners to the hospital. 88M TRUCK DRIVER/ 92G COOK / 19D SCOUT, Fort Bragg U.S. Army Reserve, January 2006-May 2014 Conducted security and surveillance Direct routes for convey Basic Soldier readiness and policy Obeyed traffic regulations and laws on local, state and federal levels Performed maintenance tasks such as checking oil levels and tires Transport military equipment in extremely dangerous countries and environments Verified food that gets delivered meets the high standards Prepared 1000+ plus meals for safe consumption Awarded: Phillp A Connelly Award for foodservice.Communicated effectively with dispatch personnel regarding changes in schedules or routes due to traffic delays or other issues encountered on the road. Inspected cargo upon arrival at destination for signs of damage or tampering. Regularly cleaned interior and exterior of vehicle for appearance purposes. Adhered to all local traffic rules and regulations while operating the vehicle. Successfully drove 88M truck in all weather conditions, safely navigating hazardous terrain and roadways while adhering to strict safety regulations. Adjusted speed according to changing road conditions such as construction zones or inclement weather. Utilized knowledge of vehicle maintenance to ensure proper functioning and safe operation of the vehicle. Developed efficient routes for deliveries, minimizing travel time and fuel consumption costs. Reviewed maps regularly for updates on new roads or closures due to construction work. ARMED SECURITY OFFICER, Fort BraggWacken Hut, March 2010-September 2010 Checked alarms and security devices to ensure proper operations All entrance gate security to check vehicle and personnel for proper documents to allow entrance onto the base and ensure no unauthorized equipment or weapons get onto the base Patrol the facility and served as a general security presence and visible deterrent to crime Proficient with small arms, OC spray, restraints and the use of unarmed self-defense Identified threats and unsafe situations that compromised the safety of the premises, employees, and guests. Patrolled facilities by foot or vehicle to detect or prevent illegal or unauthorized activities. Enforced safety regulations to protect lives and property from fire hazards or criminal activity. Demonstrated proficiency in use of firearms and other security equipment. Conducted regular checks of doors, windows, gates and other points of entry for potential intruders. Developed incident reports detailing all activities that occurred during shift. Maintained a high level of alertness, vigilance and professionalism while on duty. Reported any unusual occurrences to supervisors immediately. Successfully completed basic security guard training, including first aid and CPR certification. Wrote reports on property damage, theft and presence of unauthorized persons and unusual occurrences. ARMED FORCE PROTECTION OFFICER, Camp ArifjanCSA, January 2009-October 2009 Patrolled grounds and watched all entryways for intrusions Primary security of entrance and exit of the base Check personnel documents and equipment to ensure proper authorization onto the base Monitor the outside of the base from towers and vehicle patrols Proficient with assault weapons and small arms as well as restraints and verbal techniques to calm situations Stayed in contact with other security and emergency personnel with walkie-talkies, radios, and other communication devices. Monitored and enforced safety protocols in accordance with established regulations. Enforced rules and regulations regarding access control within restricted areas. Managed inventory levels of supplies related to force protection duties such as firearms, ammunition. Investigated suspicious activities or individuals that may pose a threat to the base or its personnel. Maintained accurate records of all military operations, personnel movements, and equipment status updates. ASST MANAGER/CHEF, Fort BraggKCA, January 2008-December 2008 Verified food that gets delivered meets the high standards of the restaurant Operated a number of high-end cooking devices such as convection oven and large steam kettle Measured ingredients to ensure consistency Maintained high levels of sanitation in the cooking and main dining area at all times Responsible for day to day operations of the dining hall, meals, and staff Coordinated schedules and duties of other members of the restaurant staff Ensured food is properly stored to increase longevity. ASST FOODSERVICE MANAGER, HoustonCSC (Midstates Foods), November 2003-June 2007 Effectively communicated with other employees and upper management to ensure complete care of customers Communicated with other correctional officers to make them aware of any ongoing situations or suspected problems with inmates Direct supervisor of inmates working correctional foodservice and a staff of 3 Officers Ensure food is prepared properly and inventory all foods and equipment shown with a shadow board background Prepare payroll and schedule Prepare and pass inspections.DETENTION OFFICER, HoustonCCA Houston Processing Center/ Homeland security/ICE, November 2004-February 2007 Communicated with other correctional officers to make them aware of any ongoing situations or suspected problems with inmates Conducted emergency evacuation drills to ensure the safety of all inmates and correctional officers Created a more secure emergency procedure for correctional officers to follow Documented and recorded all inmate information including transfers, doctor visits, allowed visitors, and situations of violence or other problem behavior Inspected mail, cells, inmates, and visitors to prevent the entry of contraband into the jail Issued clothing, linens, and toiletries to new inmates Resolved conflicts between inmates in order to avoid the use of violence Searched for behavior out of the ordinary, which resulted in preventing the escape of inmates Direct supervision of illegal immigrants; these are people who entered the US illegally. CORRECTIONAL OFFICER, HoffmanMorrison Correctional Inst, August 1999-July 2003Communicated with other correctional officers to make them aware of any ongoing situations or suspected problems with inmates Conducted emergency evacuation drills to ensure the safety of all inmates and correctional officers Created a more secure emergency procedure for correctional officers to follow Implemented proper procedures to safety escort prisoners to the hospital Inspected mail, cells, inmates, and visitors to prevent the entry of contraband into the jail. MS3 / DAMAGE CONTROL PETTY OFFICER, MayportU.S Navy, March 1989-March 1999 Baked, broiled, steamed, and roasted a variety of foods, including [food 1] and [food 2] Checked quality of food before using it as part of a dish Ensured food is properly stored to increase longevity Maintained high levels of sanitation in the cooking and main dining area at all times Measured ingredients to ensure consistency Operated a number of high-end cooking devices such as [device 1] and [device 2] Used cutlery safely and washed it thoroughly between dishes Washed vegetables and fruits before cooking with them Effectively communicated with other soldiers and commanding officers during high-stress situations Enforced safety procedures and risk management practices, resulting in a decrease in significant injuries Inspected equipment before each combat exercise, ensuring the safety of soldiers utilizing it Managed operation of the shipboard, completed daily inspections and periodic tests to maintain its full operability. Lead a team of damage control personnel to ensure the safety and security of ships, personnel and equipment during emergency situations. Conducted regular maintenance checks on all firefighting systems to ensure they are working properly at all times. Provided guidance and technical support to junior members of the damage control team when needed. EDUCATIONCDL CLASS A IN TRUCK DRIVING SCHOOL, Fayetteville N.C Miller-Motte, July 2024ASS IN FOODSERVICE MANAGEMENT, North CarolinaFayetteville Technical Community College, January 2006 COMPLETED COURSEWORK TOWARDS BA IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE, North Carolina Fayetteville Technical Community CollegeCERTIFICATIONS Class A Commercial Driving SkillsREFERENCESALTON TIMLET CLT Air FreightSupervisor Of Operations BrotherPHONE NUMBER AVAILABLEEMAIL AVAILABLEZEALIA TIMLET Quest DiagnosticsSupervisor, Patient Services Sister-in-lawPHONE NUMBER AVAILABLEEMAIL AVAILABLE |
