Brandon Isaacs

I perform a variety of administrative functions, controlling visitor access to the installation, in support of the Directorate of Emergency Services. This includes issuance of identification badges and cards, camera passes, Common Access Cards (CAC), and Uniformed Service ID Cards.

I determine the eligibility of visitors to the installation through identity proofing, vetting to determine the fitness of an individual requesting and/or requiring access to the Bluegrass Army Depot. Eligiblity is determined through the conduct of security screening and verification of the visit through the use of Automated Installation Entry (AIE) / the National Crime Information Center (NCIC), Homeland Security Presidential Directive-12 (HSPD-12), and IAW local SOPs.

• I fabricate multiple categories of identification badges that designate an individual's authorized access onto the installation, the restricted area, and the controlled limited areas.
• I maintain a database that includes information concerning the issue, accountability, control, and destruction of all badges.
• I prepare monthly reports related to badging and prepare and maintain four badging rosters: Denied Access Roster, Chemical Limited Access Badge Roster, and Badge Destruction Roster.
• I maintain an accurate account of temporary registration forms issued and place timely orders for replenishing supply.
• I am a Site Security Manager maintaining roles and responsibilities associated with DEERS/RAPIDS.
• I prepare, process and issue Department of Defense Common Access Cards (CAC) to all eligible individuals.
• I prepare and issue Uniform Service Identification cards (USID) to Retired Military, 100% Disabled American Veteran, Former Member, and Dependent cards.
• I maintain all certifications and training to remain compliant for all roles required of me.
• I obtain, distribute, and maintain required enrollment forms and materials and ensure 100% accountability of CAC and USID cardstock on a daily basis.
• I perform regular maintenance of the equipment associated with DEERS.
• I communicate directly with Defense Manpower Data Center (DMDC) for any technical and support assistance needed.
• I am fully trained in resolving hardware and software issues, including printers, hardware, cameras, etc.
• I maintain information in the database (NCIC and other PII data bases.)
• I operate and maintain various items of equipment, including computer equipment, used in various duties.

• Identified potential risks associated with certain activities or missions and provided preventative measures where necessary.
• Trusted to use and maintain responsibility for equipment valued over $75,000.
• Mentored soldiers to be an effective leader with constructive criticism and following their Soldier Action Plan.
• Retained unit and Army standards for eleven years.
• Conducted multiple medical classes for combat lifesaving measures, i.e. Airway, Breathing, and Hemorrhage Control.
• Non-Commissioned Officer in charge of unit Physical Readiness,
• Conducted extensive amounts of patrols around vulnerable areas.
• Provided security for extensive time, including overnight hours, on mission essential operations.

• Conducted unnumerable stationary and roving patrols, with a primary mission of maintaining security of various chemical weapons and munitions, in the Chemical Limited Area.
• Maintained knowledge of use, operation, and routine maintenance of the weapons and equipment assigned to me.
• Retained marksmanship and shooting skill required to remain an effective member.
• Obtained knowledge of emergency response procedures in regard to a chemical incident.
• Maintained physical fitness to ensure proper readiness.
• Regularly performed security and performance checks to verify that mission is complete.
• Properly vetted personnel entering assigned area, to ensure protection of the Chemical Limited Area and assets, pertaining to the area.
• When performing security checks were performed, proper document etiquette was followed.
• Ensured proper traffic laws were followed.
• Maintained effective communication, via radio, to fellow guards and supervisors.
• Acquired knowledge on how to effectively respond to incidents, serious threats, and security violations.
• Effectivly participated in various training exercises, in preperation for emergency situations that arise.
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• Assisted customers with questions, ranging from meberships to gym equipment usage.
• Trusted with the safety of the gym and gym equipment valued over $250,000.
• Trusted with financial transactions handled.
• Continually had polite and effective communication with customers.
• Trusted with responsibilty to hold keys to the gym, in the absence of the owner.

• Assisted customers with enrollment information and questions about the Affordable Care Act.
• Trusted to maintain security of customer's personally identifiable information.
• Maintained quality employment, by arriving on time and presenting a professional manner.
• Had no incidents of customer PHI compromise due to negligence.