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Jason Lewis

Portage,IN

Summary

Adept at navigating high-stress environments, my tenure with the Indiana Department of Corrections honed my emergency response and conflict resolution skills. Demonstrating leadership as a squad leader in the US Army, I ensured the safety and security of $10 million in assets. My proactive approach significantly enhanced operational efficiency and team cohesion.

Overview

2025
2025
years of professional experience

Work History

Correctional Officer

Indiana Department Of Corrections
  • 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.
  • Escorted inmates to and from cells, court, hospitals, and medical appointments.
  • Observed and supervised inmates throughout visits, meal time, recreation, phone calls, and showers.
  • Conducted routine and emergency head counts.
  • Collaborated with fellow officers to maintain a secure environment for staff, visitors, and inmates.
  • Prevented escapes by diligently inspecting perimeters, doors, windows, gates, fences, and other access points throughout the prison complex regularly.
  • Maintained accurate records of inmate incidents or infractions using electronic databases or written logs as required.

Operating Technician

US Steel
01.2015 - Current

Operated various jobs on 5-stand cold roll mill.

Ladle Furnace Operator

NLMK Steel
03.2010 - 10.2014
  • Conducted thorough end-of-shift handovers, communicating pertinent information to incoming operators for seamless transitions between shifts.
  • Enhanced furnace efficiency by conducting regular inspections and preventative maintenance.
  • Increased overall productivity by troubleshooting equipment malfunctions and resolving them swiftly.
  • Improved product quality through close attention to detail and adherence to established procedures and standards.
  • Assisted in training new hires on furnace operation procedures, fostering a supportive learning environment for their professional growth.

12B Combat Engineer

US Army
09.2003 - 07.2007
  • Conducted thorough after-action reviews following each mission to identify areas for improvement within the unit''s tactics, techniques, and procedures.
  • Utilized technical expertise in geospatial analysis to inform decision-making processes leading to more effective mission planning.
  • Contributed to successful missions by efficiently constructing bridges, obstacles, and defensive structures.
  • Enhanced team efficiency by implementing strategic planning and organization in mission execution.
  • Collaborated closely with intelligence assets for accurate threat assessment leading to safer routes for vehicle movement throughout areas of operation.
  • Increased operational readiness by maintaining equipment, ensuring functionality, and adhering to safety protocols.
  • Completed critical demolition tasks while maintaining a high level of safety for both personnel and equipment involved.
  • Supported infantry units by providing expert guidance on mobility, counter-mobility, survivability, and general engineering operations.
  • Mitigated risks associated with explosives by safely handling, storing, transporting, and disposing of hazardous materials.
  • Improved unit performance through consistent training and skill development in combat engineering techniques.
  • Served as an integral member of a high-performing team by consistently demonstrating leadership skills, adaptability, and strong work ethic.
  • Deployed in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom in December of 2005 and returned home December of 2006. I was a squad leader and gunner on 1st guntruck. My team was attached to 3rd finance company out of ft. Stewart Ga.
  • Was tasked with protecting and safe guarding 10 million dollars in transit to do casual pays to troops in diffrent bases in Iraq every two weeks.

42A Human Resources Specialist

US Army
05.2000 - 07.2007


  • Maintained accurate personnel records, ensuring compliance with all relevant regulations and company policies.
  • Conducted thorough training sessions for new hires to facilitate smooth integration into the organization.
  • Enhanced employee satisfaction by efficiently addressing and resolving HR-related inquiries and concerns.
  • Played a key role in the successful completion of HR audits, demonstrating comprehensive knowledge and adherence to established policies and procedures.
  • Provided expert guidance on employee benefits, improving overall understanding and utilization of available resources.
  • Maintained personnel records and statistical data to establish accuracy and compliance with applicable regulations.
  • Developed and monitored employee recognition programs.

Education

High School Diploma - Gender Studies

Portage High School
Portage, IN
05.2001

Skills

  • First aid training
  • Emergency response
  • De-escalation techniques
  • Conflict resolution skills
  • Policy enforcement
  • Restraint techniques
  • Safety and security enforcement
  • Self-defense tactics
  • Search and seizure procedures
  • Weapons training

Timeline

Operating Technician

US Steel
01.2015 - Current

Ladle Furnace Operator

NLMK Steel
03.2010 - 10.2014

12B Combat Engineer

US Army
09.2003 - 07.2007

42A Human Resources Specialist

US Army
05.2000 - 07.2007

Correctional Officer

Indiana Department Of Corrections

High School Diploma - Gender Studies

Portage High School
Jason Lewis