Anees Khanzada

• Unarmed Public Safety Officers operate within AACC’s nationally accredited Department of Public Safety and Police (DPSP), but are distinct from sworn College Police Officers, who hold full law enforcement powers.
• Public Safety Officers focus on safety support, access control, incident reporting, and community engagement—handing over serious criminal matters to sworn officers or local law enforcement.
• Conduct foot, vehicle, and bicycle patrols of buildings, parking lots, and grounds to deter potential threats or hazards.
• Lock/unlock buildings, secure restricted areas, and support lockdown procedures when necessary.
• Respond to complaints related to suspicious behavior or criminal activity, and document and report all incidents accurately.
• Provide non-sworn emergency assistance, including first aid, AED/CPR, and medical aid referrals.
• Assist during fire alarms, evacuations, elevator entrapments, or medical crises.
• Provide motorist assistance—such as vehicle jump-starts or lockouts—upon request.
• Offer safety escorts for students and staff using campus Code Blue emergency phones.
• Enforce college and state vehicle/parking regulations; issue citations, and manage towing as needed.
• Support traffic direction, crowd control, and security for campus events and ceremonies.
• Work closely with external agencies, such as county police, fire departments, and emergency services.

• Oversee the scheduling and deployment of public safety officers to ensure adequate campus coverage.
• Aid in emergency management planning by assisting with drills, simulations, and operations center readiness.
• Participate in updating the Emergency Operations Plan, reviewing AED procedures, writing special event security plans, and conducting safety inspections.
• Develop and deliver safety training programs for students, faculty, and staff.
• Promote crime prevention strategies and safety awareness across campus.
• Update and reinforce college safety policies, and enforce compliance.
• Respond to on-campus emergencies, including medical, fire, and security incidents.
• Leading investigations, compiling detailed incident reports, and ensuring timely resolution of issues.
• Collaborate with local law enforcement, fire, and EMS during emergencies.
• Foster positive relationships with students, faculty, staff, and visitors.
• Participate in campus events to educate the community on safety and prevention.
• Act as a liaison between the public safety department and the community, promoting a client-centered approach.
• Monitor surveillance camera systems across campus, and evaluate security footage as needed.
• Utilize proactive strategies during foot and vehicle patrols to ensure the safety of people and property.
• Investigate major incidents such as assaults, theft, vandalism, or accidents; update, and maintain security systems for effectiveness.
• Ensure campus operations comply with federal, state laws, accreditation standards, college policy, and Clery Act requirements.
• Help maintain accurate crime logs, issue timely warnings, and manage safety documentation.

Led all on-site security operations for a remote natural gas facility, ensuring the safety of multinational staff, visitors, and critical infrastructure in a high-risk environment.

• Conducted threat and vulnerability assessments; developed and implemented dynamic risk mitigation strategies to address terrorism, sabotage, and civil unrest.
• Coordinated 24/7 with local police, paramilitary forces (Rangers), and intelligence agencies to maintain real-time threat awareness and rapid response capability.
• Managed access control, surveillance systems (CCTV, alarms, scanners), and perimeter security enforced strict protocols for facility entry and visitor management.
• Supervised mobile and static security teams, provided armed escorts, and secure travel arrangements for expatriates and VIPs.
• Developed and conducted emergency drills, including response scenarios for abduction, armed intrusion, and mass evacuation.
• Trained security staff and field personnel on safety procedures, situational awareness, first aid, and emergency protocols.
• Maintained detailed records of weapons, ammunition, communications systems, and vehicles; ensured equipment readiness, and regulatory compliance.
• Submitted comprehensive weekly and monthly reports to corporate HQ on security incidents, intelligence updates, and operational readiness.
• Promoted a proactive safety culture through internal audits, employee awareness sessions, and continuous policy improvement.

• Recruited guards and trained them in security rules and procedures
• Managed manpower, conducted risk assessments and security surveys
• Audited and maintained weapons, ammunition, equipment, and vehicles

• Served as the executive officer of a military unit, supporting the Commanding Officer in all operational, administrative, and disciplinary functions.
• Oversaw day-to-day unit operations, ensuring the readiness of personnel, weapons, vehicles, and communications equipment.
• Coordinated internal and external communications with higher military command and civilian authorities, including for VIP movements and security protocols.
• Developed and implemented tactical training programs, and conducted field exercises and drills to maintain combat readiness.
• Supervised logistics, supply chain management, and personnel deployment for both routine and special operations.
• Reviewed and compiled weekly and monthly operational reports, intelligence briefings, and incident summaries for submission to GHQ.
• Ensured discipline, morale, and welfare of soldiers; acted as the acting commander in the absence of the Commanding Officer.
• Supported strategic planning and troop movement during internal security operations, civil-military coordination, and disaster response.
• Conducted inspections and audits to ensure compliance with military standards and readiness benchmarks.

• Conducted risk assessments of executive routes; engaged in threat triage and problem-solving
• Provided escort protection; recruited, trained, and directed Executive Protection escorts
• Coordinated and liaised with law enforcement agencies
• Managed and maintained weapons, ammunition, equipment, and vehicles

Intelligence Officer – Lieutenant, Captain, Major

• Led intelligence operations across various ranks, supporting national security, counterterrorism, and internal stability missions during complex and high-risk assignments.
• Planned and executed intelligence-gathering operations focused on internal threats, border security, insurgent activity, and regional destabilization risks.
• Conducted surveillance, reconnaissance, and source management in coordination with military and civilian intelligence agencies.
• Interrogated detainees under military and civil jurisdiction, and compiled actionable intelligence for command-level decision-making.
• Produced detailed intelligence briefs and situation reports to inform unit commanders and national security leadership.
• Played a key role in disaster response coordination in Jacobabad and Ghotki districts, integrating intelligence with logistical, and humanitarian response units.
• Served as liaison between the Army and local law enforcement, civil administration, and tribal leadership to strengthen situational awareness and public security cooperation.
• Trained junior officers and enlisted soldiers on intelligence techniques, security protocols, and military law.
• Promoted through the ranks due to exemplary performance, leadership, and operational success under pressure.