shift manager

security officer

security guard

FJC Security

As the Director of QC and the lead instructor for the entire state of Tennessee I am teaching classes weekly. I am very open and enjoy teaching to small and large crowds. I work closely with other federal agencies to assure that the proper training is done at the proper time. I conduct a test at the end of all training to ensure that the students comprehended the instruction. I also inspect employees and the area they work in to insure they are doing their jobs and operating in a safe professional manner. 
•	Provide security support in the Knoxville Tennessee area.
•	Communicate with students and employees as well as other agencies to insure proper direction
•	Knowledgeable and experienced in relation to Title 18 and Title 41. Provide liaison assistance to other Law Enforcement agencies, provided detailed written reports on crimes that happen on federal property and deliver to FPS agents and my immediate supervisor.
•	Works closely with local, state, and federal LE agencies and have built strong and trusting relationships with these agencies.
•	Effective in presenting information orally, in professional settings, such as security awareness training and in the court room.
•	Current weapons instructor for the Baton, OC, firearms and handcuffs. This helps when conducting training with other PSO’s. 
•	Monitors the CCTV and alarms. Investigate and report suspicious activities. 
•	Certified (by FPS and DHS) operator with the Magnetometer, X-ray machine and hand held wands. 
•	Assists in training and recertifying training / firearms courses and other certifications.
•	Assists the public with entry into the Federal facility by assuring that visitors are processed and enter in a safe and legal manner. 
•	Seen as a leader by my peers and coworkers and when needed they come to me for advice and instruction on conducting their job duties.

•	Patrolled industrial and commercial premises to prevent and detect signs of intrusion and ensure security of doors, 
windows, and gates. 
•	Wrote reports of daily activities and irregularities, such as equipment or property damage, theft, presence of unauthorized persons, or unusual occurrences.
•	Monitored and authorized entrance and departure of employees, visitors, and other persons to guard against theft and 
maintain security of premises.
•      Called police or fire departments in cases of emergency, such as fire or presence of unauthorized persons.
•	Implemented video surveillance, CT scans and closed-circuit television systems to aid in monitoring the premises. 
•	Assisted in the supervision of Fireguards on assigned shift and presumed responsibility for the proper execution 
of assigned duties.  

I learned that as being a supervisor, you can be cordial with staff but there is a fine line between being cordial and overtly extending yourself. There were a few people that I had to fire due to them becoming to relaxed at the job believing that our daily association will keep them from having to complete their tasks for the day.

The work place culture is diverse and everyone works well together. 

The hardest part of the job would be trying to change last minute shifts as many people didn't necessarily want over-time.

The most enjoyable part of the day was was using the electronic devices for security and figuring out if those devices were applicable for daily use.

Worked part time as armed PSO at fed facility. Several weeks of training at min wage before you’re on post, and they don’t pay for mileage or meals during training (away from home) Training could have been condensed to one week but because Homeland Security required so many hours it was dragged out, including some weekends.  Trainer stayed on his phone conducting personal business during a lot of training hours. The pay is good and if you like shift work it may be for you. Poor management in that you are constantly threatened with write-ups for every little thing, instead of company making policy clear. I did not like salaried execs talking bad about other employees and company to newly hired officers (there were some incidents at facilities that occurred while we were in training, and they bad-mouthed the employee and raked over coals in front of newly hired officers), I knew that was a bad sign right off. Communication is terrible and you will know NOTHING about benefits you’re given unless you research on your own.

FJC Security is a great place to work. The management team has an open door policy; you can get answers when you need them. My co-workers are friendly and supportive. Employee promotions are frequent and employees are encouraged to achieve greatness through training and mentoring. 

The best thing about FJC is that when they find a problem they bring it to the client's attention. They don't try to sweep it under the rug. I like that level of honesty. Other companies where I have worked would just fire a security officer without telling the client why they were let go. Then that officer goes on to be someone else's problem. At FJC, when they find a problem officer, they tell the client and they come up with a plan to ensure that the problem doesn't occur again in the future. 

I also like the fact that FJC Security hires former military and police. These people have served our country and our communities and FJC treats them with the respect they deserve.

FTC is a security guard company based out of New York City I currently work for the New York City federal contract. I found this company to be very inept with very little experience in professional management. A typical day at FJC starts like this you respond to your work location and process approximately 500 people a day through security screening with hey manager watching your every move. You do not get a lunch break, and you have to beg a supervisor to obtain a bathroom break. The job I performed would be very rewarding if it was performed for a different company. At any moment you feel like the supervisor will swoop down Liking eagle from the heavens and write you up for what they believe to be a violation of the rules. Which are made up on the fly with nothing written down. The management style 's company is very disorganized it's actually insulting to work for I am currently looking for another work location because I actually do not know if I can work for them any longer.

*Self motivated and successful.
* Ranked top 1% in nation.
* Meet all company budgets and sales figures.
*Team leader.
*Liason between company and sales team.
*Held 3 major positions with company, Managed Care, Patient and Professional Strategies. 
*Professional and Public Speaking.
* Expertise in four disease states.
*Cardiology, Diabetes, Endocrinology, and Nephrology.
*Conducted Professional Speaking Programs.
*Launched and help Launch 3 billion dollar medications, Viagra, Actos and Actoplusmet.
*Called on three major Teaching Hospitals in Nassau County.
Strong relationships with thought leaders. 
Called on Specialists in Nassau and Suffolk Counties.
* Teaching and help new representatives in the area of selling skills and solution selling.
*Putting the most effective medications into the hands of our clients.

Basically My Job is to Observe & Report every Hour or 30 minutes on  a log book to record any rounds conducted in the facility. Check fire extinguishers to see if they are full and working and detex alarm doors work as well. If anything unsual or out of the oridinary detected must be reported and written on an incident report and must also  notify supervisor. I have learned to be observant and alert during any situation. Management is good whenever overtime is available or an oppurtunity to make up a missed day will notify you. My co workers deal with the same duties as me and can be great for a second eye andassists. The hardest part of the job is dealing with angry clients who sometimes can get extremely violent and must be escorted out of the building once police are called. The best part of the Job I would say is a pretty easy going and quiet nothing out of the ordinary activities take place.

• Monitored and authorized entrance and departure of employees, visitors, and other persons to guard against theft and maintained security of premises. Wrote reports of daily activities and irregularities such as equipment or property damage, theft, presence of unauthorized persons, or unusual occurrences.
• Called police or fire departments in cases of emergency, such as fire or presence of unauthorized persons.
• Responded to alarms and investigated disturbances. Circulated among visitors, patrons, or employees to preserve order and protect property. Patrolled commercial premises to prevent and detect signs of intrusion and ensure security of doors, windows, and gates. Operated detecting devices to screen individuals and prevent passage of prohibited articles into restricted areas. Answered telephone calls to relayed messages, answered questions, and provided information during non-business hours or when switchboard was closed.

I Felt proud to put on that uniform day by day it meant so much to me to know that not only was i working but also i was making a difference for others.This security field keep me at the scene of attention and i felt so proud to know that my presence made and my work ethics made a difference in many people lives and it is still to this day.The management was great took care me when i needed vacation time during specific times, also promoted me 5 times to work at higher pay location.My co-workers made it also great to come to work as a team day by day one big family.The hardest part of the job was keeping focus of my long term goals because i had stop going to school and kept working this job right aftet finishing. high school.The most enjoyable part was meeting and assisting si many different people day by day and representing myself and my company.

My typical day at work is greeting clients entering building, giving directions to their destination,answering questions, advising to travel with their tickets ,announcing closing times. assisting police officers with client disputes.
   I've learned how to communicate  by defusing irate clients allowing them to express their concerns by showing compassion & concern for their safety.
   Management has been very fair and accommodating to my needs as well as theirs.
My coworkers are professional and well respected in the building by clients and employees. 
   I would say the hardest part is having to separate family disputes from physical violent fights.
    My most enjoyable part of the job is ending the day learning something new and applying it to my next day of work when needed in order to keep the environment safe for everyone and my self for another day.

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