James McNeil

• Maintained calm composure during emergencies while communicating with local law enforcement and emergency response services.
• Identified suspicious activity to determine appropriate response.
• Patrolled large facility on irregular schedule to look for suspicious activities.
• Maintained logs of all security-related incidents and submitted reports regularly to supervisor.
• Responded quickly and appropriately to emergency situations, including medical emergencies, fire alarms, bomb threats.
• Evaluated credentials of personnel and provided temporary badges to visitors.

• Reviewed guest identification and employee credentials to authorize entry onto premises.
• Maintained high levels of alertness throughout shifts.
• Conducted security checks on personnel entering and exiting the premises.
• Participated in training exercises related to emergency response protocols.
• Monitored building and property entrances and exits to detect intrusions and protect assets.

Building services jobs involve a variety of tasks to maintain and care for buildings, including cleaning, repairing, and setting up spaces:

• Cleaning: Sweeping, mopping, vacuuming, and waxing floors
• Polishing: Polishing furniture, desks, chairs, and shelves
• Washing: Washing windows, walls, and door glass
• Maintaining: Maintaining and repairing building fixtures and equipment, such as locks, windows, doors, and screens
• Setting up: Setting up meeting space and providing physical arrangements for classes, meetings, and events
• Monitoring: Monitoring buildings and grounds for hazardous or defective conditions
• Reporting: Reporting items that need repair or diminishing supplies
• Delivering: Delivering incoming supplies and equipment
• Assisting: Assisting staff by moving furniture, making deliveries, and performing other manual tasks