Jack Duncan

• Initiated and led asset protection theft investigations following SOP for over 80 cases successfully logged into Secure Auror.
• Monitored physical security protection standards and building access control to ensure safety and policy.
• Conducted shortage control, asset protection and safety inspections and audits with accurate documentation of results and potential or existing hazards.
• Identified, reported and resolved safety issues, inventory shortages, cash handling concerns and theft for over 30 different prosecutors.
• Viewed hundreds of store CCTV, alarm and exception reporting systems to monitor activity and detect theft.
• Interviewed employees and suspects and drafted reports to assist law enforcement in prosecution and policy compliance.
• Analyzed POS data to support employee compliance with procedures and investigate suspicious activity.
• Worked with clients and risk management specialists to provide meaningful solutions that met client needs.
• Developed and implemented procedures to reduce major risk of shoplifting and other loss prevention related issues to ensure greater profits for the company.
• Educated store personnel and customers to apply best practices and comply with loss prevention policies and procedures.
• Investigated and apprehended shoplifters and other potential criminals in store to increase protection and apply safety measures.
• Utilized various hand and power tools to secure premises and increase protection.
• Implemented and maintained loss prevention programs in close collaboration with store management.

SKILLS
Fast Learner
Time Management
Teamwork
Adaptability
Ability to Work Under Pressure
Ability to Multitask
Communication Skills
Maintenance Technician
Electrical and Mechanical Systems
Leadership Skills
Industrial Safety
Preventive and Corrective Maintenance

Damage Control and Fire Safety

OSHA Compliant

Supervisor

Respiratory Protection Program Manager at US Navy

Sasebo, Japan

I managed a Respiratory Protection Management program, overseeing several thousands of dollars' worth of safety respiratory equipment while being the sole person in charge of the program.

Managed and issued every piece of respiratory equipment onboard, while also providing training on
safety protocols for operations such as sanding, painting, and blasting in an industrial environment.

During the INSERV inspection, which determines the ship's ability to function and complete its mission, as the sole independent Respiratory Program Manager, scored a 100% on my field of industrial safety under OSHA regulations and guidelines.

Damage Control Workcenter Supervisor

Sasebo, Japan
Managed over 15 individuals onboard the USS Patriot between the years of 2021 and 2024. Educated and trained the entire 70+ crew on safety protocol and safety equipment usage; in addition, trained personnel using Excel PowerPoints and slides created by me. I used my leadership skills onboard the ship to ensure maintenance completion, safety compliance, and managing an entire Workcenter with over $70,000 worth of life saving and damage control equipment onboard, in addition to managing personnel on how to perform tasks and maintenance with and on said equipment.

Led a small team in completing over 490 man-hours of mechanical maintenance on firefighting and lifesaving equipment, resulting in a 97% passing score for the ship's Mobility Damage Control certification, the highest of any ship on the Pacific Fleet for that fiscal year.
Received the Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal for the supervision of my small team and preparing the ship for any casualty.

Maintenance Technician

Sasebo, Japan
Performed general maintenance and system repairs, both electrical and mechanical, onboard various naval vessels. Completed preventive and corrective maintenance on industrial equipment, ensuring optimal functionality and safety. Demonstrated leadership skills and resiliency in
challenging and fast-paced environments.

Demonstrated extensive knowledge of maintenance during the annual Korean Spring Exercise, performing 80+ man-hours of maintenance on Mine Neutralization Vehicle (A/N SLQ-48). Completed over 250 hours of electrical and mechanical maintenance on the ship's minehunting equipment and vehicles, including Power Supply Units,
Hydraulic Supply Units, and the Mine Neutralization Vehicle; the total value of the equipment performed on easily surpasses $250,000.
Conducted over 100 hours of preventive and corrective maintenance on mechanical and electrical equipment, including Anchor Windlass, Stern Cranes, and motors, onboard USS Patriot.

For my expertise, knowledge and dedication of performing my duties as the Maintenance Technician for the A/N SLQ-48 Mine Neutralization Vehicle, I received an additional Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal upon parting
from the ship.



EDUCATION
June 2021 - July 2021
Naval Occupational Safety Health and Environmental Training Center,
Respiratory Protection Program Management
June 2021 - August 2023
USMAPS, Electric Motor Repairer Apprenticeship