James Seery

• Mentored new members of the response team, providing guidance and support to help them integrate into the unit effectively.
• Upheld a high standard of professionalism during all interactions with the public and fellow team members, consistently demonstrating commitment to excellence in emergency response.
• Improved overall team performance with regular evaluation of individual skills and group dynamics.
• Implemented lessons learned from previous incidents into new training modules to continuously improve team capabilities.
• Assisted in the planning and execution of large-scale drills, simulating disaster scenarios to test preparedness levels across multiple agencies.
• Conducted safety assessments at various locations, providing recommendations for risk mitigation strategies.
• Contributed to the development of team policies and procedures, enhancing overall functionality and effectiveness of the response unit.

• Conducted ongoing research on emerging trends in executive protection services, staying current on industry best practices while sharing pertinent information with colleagues to enhance performance standards across all areas of responsibility.
• Supported executive protection details for high-profile individuals such as corporate executives or government officials while maintaining professionalism at all times.
• Coordinated executive protection services for high-profile company leaders during travel or special events.
• Maintained high operational readiness levels by organizing regular training sessions for Executive Protection team members.

Educate swat team and law enforcement personnel on course materials regarding tactical response to improvised explosive devices and suicide bombers. Assist set up and role play in various scenarios. Identify and explain properties of various homemade explosives.

2003-2014

Assigned to 70th precinct Brooklyn NY and the 24th precinct in Manhattan NY:

Performed patrol duties, plain clothes street narcotic unit duties, plain clothes graffiti coordinator as well as being assigned to mentor duties for new officers.

2015-2023

Assigned to Emergency Service Unit ; Truck 10 and ApprehensionTacticalTeam (A-team).

Provides specialized support and advanced equipment to other NYPD units. Cross-trained in multiple disciplines for tactical medical, and rescue work.

The Apprehension Tactical Team or "A-Team" is ESU's full-time tactical element which operates citywide. A-Team members strictly perform tactical missions which, on a day-to-day basis are typically High-Risk search warrants. The team can be called upon to support any unit within the NYPD, federal law enforcement agencies or outside police departments upon official request for tactical entries. Permanent members of the Apprehension Team are also utilized as tactical and firearms trainers both within ESU and NYPD.

Mission planning as well as training other esu members who are performing their rotation.