Austin Delong
Paragould,United States
Summary
Security professional with thorough understanding of implementing and maintaining security protocols. Known for reliability, flexibility in adapting to dynamic environments, and strong focus on collaborative efforts to achieve results. Adept in surveillance, incident response, and conflict resolution, bringing balanced approach to team alignment and operational efficiency.
Overview
9
9
years of professional experience
Work History
Correctional Corporal
Arkansas Department of Corrections, McPherson Women's Unit
02.2025 - Current
- Enhanced inmate rehabilitation by implementing innovative programs and activities tailored to individual needs.
- Served as a liaison between inmates and their families or legal representatives, fostering open communication channels while adhering to confidentiality guidelines.
- Oversaw daily operations within assigned housing unit, ensuring compliance with established procedures and maintaining order among inmates.
- Assisted in the development and implementation of training programs for new hires, improving overall staff preparedness and competence.
- Prevented escapes by conducting regular security checks and promptly addressing any identified vulnerabilities or breaches in protocol.
- Maintained a secure environment for inmates, staff, and visitors through diligent monitoring and enforcement of safety protocols.
Security Officer
DSI Security Jonesboro AR Veterans Affairs location
04.2024 - 08.2024
- - Ensuring the all doors, windows, and entry points are secured.
- - That all surveillance devises and monitors are up functioning properly.
- - Since starting at DSI Security I started and created new training materials for new hires for the reason that such material did not existed before hand.
- - That all personal staff and patients are found to be without any weapons or known contraband on the site.
- - The physical security and well being of all V.A staff and patients.
- Hours per week: 20
- Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills: -The following are duties fulfilled by myself as a security officer at the Jonesboro V.A clinic.
Sergeant in infantry Mortar section Apache Troop, Tiger Squadron 3rd Cavalry Regiment
U.S Army
05.2020 - 10.2023
- - Mortar Section Squad leader
- - The core responsibilities of the Mortar Squad leader in the mortar section in a infantry line company/troop are the training and professional development of 2 mortar gun teams assigned to the section. These mortar gun teams consist of 8 mortar men that the squad leader counsels and leads for the mission of the troop while answering to the Section Leader for the section who then answering directly to the troop or company commander.
- Counseling consists of monthly and quarterly counselings that are based on performance, conduct, and development in the soldiers overall knowledge in his or hers military occupational specialty. This leadership position also demands the fire direction control knowledge known as (FDC) that is essential for the task of live firing mortars systems enabling the mortar to be fired without being in line of sight from the mortar gun team.
- - Mortar Section Leader
- - The core responsibilities of the Mortar Section Leader for the Mortar section for a troop or line company is the overall success or failure of the Squad Leader and the 2 gun teams. This is the highest role of the Mortar section in terms of experience this is the most senior and knowledgeable soldier in the section.
- This position is in charge of all training materials and standards for the mortar section. The overall live fire qualifications are held by the gun teams where as the Section Leader must be qualified in both live fires and fire direction control standards as set by the U.S Army.
- The range of equipment signed for and maintained for the position is $1.466,910 to $2.933,820
- Hours per week: 50
- Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills: - The following are positions, billets and special duties that I held while stationed at this duty station.
Corporal in Transportation Company in Marine support Squadron 272
U.S Marine Corps
02.2019 - 05.2020
- - Light Section Non-commissioned Officer
- - The Light Section Non-commissioned Officer is responsible for the light section vehicles and operating personal. The general personal for the section consist of 18 personal who are divided by the following positions drivers, vehicle commanders, and gunners. These 18 personal operate 6 gun truck teams in basic function with the ability to carry more than the basic equipment and personal.
- The Light Section Non-commissioned Officer is responsible for the junior marines usually consist of the drivers and gunners. This responsibilities include monthly and quarterly performance reviews and writing recommendations for corrections and awards. The other functions include coaching and leading this team in daily task although with annually qualifications.
- - The Senior Mounted Machine Gunner and Range Safety Officer
- - The core functions of the Senior Machine Gunner and Range Safety Officer include qualifying on all mounted machine guns day and night iterations, and completing all rifle table qualifications to include day and night qualifications. These ranges and tables are not just completed by the individual but also all the mounted gunner for the company which are coached, mentored, and tested by the Senior Gunner.
- The end result and test of this coaching and leading this company of mounted gunner is to pass the certified machine gunner's course (individual test), but also to be tested as a company in the mounted machine gun tables range safety officer tables in 29 palms ITX training event (annual pre-deployment requirement).
- The overall value of trucks responsible for is 1.320,000 and the mounted weapons at 150,000.
- Hours per week: 50
- Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills: -The following are positions, billets, and special duty assignments I held while stationed at this duty station.
Corporal in Motor Transport Battalion, Combat Logistics Battalion 4
U.S Marine Corps
06.2016 - 02.2019
- - Line Non-Commissioned Officer.
- The Line Non-Commissioned Officer's core responsibilities includes the line vehicles operational statues and the overall war fighting capabilities. These responsibilities are carried out by the most operationally knowledgeable non-commissioned officer in a single platoon. The value of the 10 to 15 vehicles assigned to one Line Non-commissioned Officer is $1.911,070 to $2.866,605.
- - On Vehicle Equipment Non-commissioned Officer.
- The On Vehicle Equipment Non-commissioned Officer is responsible for all the required equipment per individual vehicle. For 1 platoon's worth of vehicles which also includes equipment for the vehicle, weapons, and personal equipment for 1 platoon. The total value of this equipment differs per platoon but on average it is worth $588,443 for a Combat Logistics Battalion.
- - Publications Non-commissioned Officer
- The responsibilities for a Publications Non-commissioned Officer is searching through and vetting Marine Corps doctrine for the latest training materials and operating manuals for vehicles, equipment, and weapons for the Battalions and Regiment. This is a billet or position that is usually held by a 1st Lieutenant or above given the responsibility is for the Battalion and Regimental level.
- - On Vehicle Equipment Chief
- The On Vehicle Chief is over all the platoons on vehicle equipment and is signed and responsible for all of the equipment for the whole battalion. This position is usually held by a senior non-commissioned officer such as a Staff Sergeant or Gunnery Sergeant. The total value on average for a logistics battalion is $1.765,329 for on vehicle equipment only.
- Hours per week: 50
- Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills: - Military billets and special duty fulfilled while station at this duty station includes the following.
Education
No Degree - 31- Military Transferable Credits
Army Non-Commissioned Officer Academy
Fort Hood, TX10-2023
No Degree - 32-Military Transferable Credits
Marine Corps Non-Commissioned Officers Academy
Okinawa, Japan 05-2020
High school diploma or equivalent -
Gateway Christian High School
Memphis, TN01.2016
Skills
- Combat life saver certified (CLS)
- Tactical casualty care certified (TCCC)
- Basic life saving Marine Corps (BLC)
- Black belt in Marine Corps Martial Arts Program(MCMAP)
- Former Range Safety Officer Marine Corps and Army
- Former USCCA Firearms Instructor
- Former Certified Private Security Officer and Commissioned Security Officer in the state of Arkansas
- Report writing
- Detail-oriented
- Document management
- Staff management
- Correctional equipment operation
- Policy enforcement
- Emergency response
Timeline
Correctional Corporal
Arkansas Department of Corrections, McPherson Women's Unit
02.2025 - Current
Security Officer
DSI Security Jonesboro AR Veterans Affairs location
04.2024 - 08.2024
Sergeant in infantry Mortar section Apache Troop, Tiger Squadron 3rd Cavalry Regiment
U.S Army
05.2020 - 10.2023
Corporal in Transportation Company in Marine support Squadron 272
U.S Marine Corps
02.2019 - 05.2020
Corporal in Motor Transport Battalion, Combat Logistics Battalion 4
U.S Marine Corps
06.2016 - 02.2019
No Degree - 31- Military Transferable Credits
Army Non-Commissioned Officer Academy
No Degree - 32-Military Transferable Credits
Marine Corps Non-Commissioned Officers Academy
High school diploma or equivalent -
Gateway Christian High School
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