Eric Tice

• Managed day-to-day business operations.
• Developed and maintained strong relationships with clients, resulting in repeat business and referrals.
• Collaborated as a team in all daily operations, ensuring all tasks were completed accurately and efficiently by team members.
• Increased customer satisfaction by implementing efficient business processes and providing exceptional service.
• Provides competent and meaningful recommendations for all aspects of security operations.
• Identifies best security practices and accountability functions to ensure a safe and secure environment is achieved.
• Primary focus on Correctional and Industrial facilities.

- Retired after 30 years of service to the Commonwealth of PA.

- Designated as Supervising Superintendent of Western Region.

- Oversaw all operations of Medium Security prison with over 2200 incarcerated people and over 600 employees and an annual budget of over $84 million dollars.

- Chair of the PA DOC Sexual Harassment Elimination Committee.

- Co-Chair of PA DOC Statewide Drug Interdiction Strategy Committee.

- Co-Chair of the PA DOC Security Enhancement Committee

- Chair of the PA DOC Covid-19 Response Committee

- Implemented first of its kind Drug Elimination Management and Operations Unit.

- Served a member of Somerset County Emergency Management Committee.

- Oversaw all operations of this Maximum Security prison that housed over 1300 incarcerated people and employed over 450 staff as well as overseeing an annual budget of over $65 million.

- Served as a member of Huntingdon County CJAB.

- Oversaw all operations of this Maximum Security prison that housed over 2000 incarcerated people and employed over 600 staff as well as an overall budget of $74 million.

- Served on the Huntingdon County CJAB

- Established a cost saving meal delivery operation that provided all meals for the Huntingdon County Jail.

- Responsible for both facility operations and internal security as well as safety and maintenance operations of a facility over 100 years old.

- Led positive cultural changes at the facility by fostering meaningful communications between incarcerated people and staff as well as the families of those incarcerated.

- Implemented practices that reduced violence in the facility as well as contraband.

- Oversaw the implementation of security upgrades that included perimeter and interior camera placements.

- Oversaw facility management to include safety, security and facility maintenance of a newer prototypical facility.

- Co-Chair Cultural Change Committee.

- Member of the DOC Security Threat Group Committee.

- Helped establish STG validation processes.

- Reduced Overtime expenditures by over $600k.

- Created Contraband Control procedures that were integrated into all DOC facilities.

- Appointed Acting Major of Guard May 2010-December 2010.

- Designated as facility Intelligence Gathering Captain.

- Served as Shift Commander May 2005-February 2008.

- Served as member of Program Review Committee

- Served on the Incoming Publication Review Committee.

- Chaired facility Security and Intelligence Committee.

• Managed high-risk situations with professionalism and composure, ensuring the safety of all involved parties.
• Searched cells of inmates to identify and confiscate contraband and other prohibited items.
• Maintained inmate safety through vigilant monitoring of behavior and swift intervention during conflicts.
• Reduced instances of contraband by thoroughly searching inmates, cells, and common areas.
• Promoted to Sergeant in 1998.
• Promoted to Lieutenant in 2001.

• Enhanced facility safety by conducting thorough security checks and monitoring inmate activities.
• Supervised inmates during all activities and transfers to monitor compliance and implement corrective actions.
• Reduced inmate altercations by maintaining consistent enforcement of rules and regulations.
• Supported successful emergency response efforts by participating in regular drills and training exercises.
• Graterford was the largest of the PA DOC correctional facilities
• Worked on a housing unit with nearly 800 incarcerated people.