Kenneth Medina
Pueblo,CO
Overview
19
19
years of professional experience
Work History
Supervisory Security Guard, Captain
Chemical Materials Activity-West (CMA-West)
09.2024 - Current
- Platoon captain for 2nd Platoon. Provide guidance and supervise 2 lieutenants and 35 Security Guards.
- Develop plans and procedures, consistent with appropriate security regulations and requirements to provide for an adequate security program where there is continual potential danger from fire, explosions, industrial accidents, theft, unauthorized entry, sabotage and espionage.
- Plan daily post and patrol assignments, monthly work schedules, and for priority work assignments.
- Review orders, new or revised regulations and requirements, and after determination as to necessary action, explain and issue orders to subordinates for accomplishments within established regulations and policies.
- Assure work was equitably assigned by revising work schedules.
- Employ special security measures in an area containing classified material or CSM where compromise and/or breach would adversely affect the installation's mission.
- Perform duty as National Crime Information Center (NCIC) and Colorado Crime Information Center (CCIC) Coordinator for Pueblo Chemical Depot, Security and Law Enforcement Division. CCIC/NCIC Coordinator, currently have an assigned OSN.
- Send out Emergency notifications/closures on ALERT system for emergencies or weather, add and remove clients on ALERT system.
- Generate and send notifications such as CCIR’s and ORI’s, to required personnel when needed.
- Conduct C.O. (Certifying Official) Interviews of potential new Guards submit their names for CRC and NCIC/CCIC checks and send to PERSEC.
- I am the certifying Official for the IRP (Individual Reliability Program) for 15-20 subordinates. Providing means of assessing the reliability and suitability of individuals considered for employment and for continuous assessment of personnel assigned to the Department of the Army Security Guard positions.
- Maintain and currently have a Secret clearance.
- Make periodic inspections of security operations and from such observations and reports submitted, determines that instructions, orders and other requirements are complied with and program is carried out in an effective and efficient matter.
- Conduct and/or direct investigation of complaints and violations of regulations by depot employees. Interview witnesses, exercising good judgment to insure that the rights of individuals are not violated.
- Monitor and operate CCTV/LENEL camera system, review footage during day to day activity and any situations that may or may have occurred.
- Make depositions relative to violations for review by U.S. Attorney and/or Magistrate and may serve as witness in relation to a particular case.
- Maintain liaison with Federal, state, and other law enforcement agencies.
- Coordinate the activity of the Security Force with those of the operating and staff activities of the depot, exercising initiative, judgment and diplomacy, analyzing and evaluating such problems as may be encountered in enforcing security regulations and requirements.
- Direct training programs to achieve and maintain a high level of security awareness and motivation.
- Schedule and approve leave of subordinates.
- Set performance requirements and make performance appraisals. Counseled employees on problems; adjusts informal complaints through discussion with employees and union representatives.
- Take informal corrective action on conduct or performance problems and initiate proposals for disciplinary action when needed.
- Keep employees informed regarding personnel and employee programs. Periodically review job descriptions of subordinates for currency and accuracy. Initiate or participate in review and improvement of work methods, organizational features, and the structuring of positions to eliminate unnecessary ones and achieve optimum content in those remaining.
Supervisory Security Guard, Captain
Pueblo Chemical Depot
11.2017 - 09.2024
- Platoon captain for 2nd Platoon. Provide guidance and supervise 3 lieutenants and 40 Security Guards.
- Develop plans and procedures, consistent with appropriate security regulations and requirements to provide for an adequate security program where there is continual potential danger from fire, explosions, industrial accidents, theft, unauthorized entry, sabotage and espionage.
- Plan daily post and patrol assignments, monthly work schedules, and for priority work assignments.
- Review orders, new or revised regulations and requirements, and after determination as to necessary action, explain and issue orders to subordinates for accomplishments within established regulations and policies.
- Assure work was equitably assigned by revising work schedules.
- Employ special security measures in an area containing classified material or CSM where compromise and/or breach would adversely affect the installation's mission.
- Perform duty as National Crime Information Center (NCIC) and Colorado Crime Information Center (CCIC) Coordinator for Pueblo Chemical Depot, Security and Law Enforcement Division. CCIC/NCIC Coordinator, currently have an assigned OSN.
- Conduct C.O. (Certifying Official) Interviews of potential new Guards submit their names for CRC and NCIC/CCIC checks and send to PERSEC.
- I am the certifying Official for the IRP (Individual Reliability Program) for 15-20 subordinates. Providing means of assessing the reliability and suitability of individuals considered for employment and for continuous assessment of personnel assigned to the Department of the Army Security Guard positions.
- Acts as a player in the Chemical Accident Incident Response Assistance (CAIRA) team In Emergency situations.
- Monitored and operated CCTV camera system, reviewed footage during day to day activity, alarm activations and any situations that may have occurred.
- Make periodic inspections of security operations and from such observations and reports submitted, determines that instructions, orders and other requirements are complied with and program is carried out in an effective and efficient matter.
- Conduct and/or direct investigation of complaints and violations of regulations by depot employees. Interview witnesses, exercising good judgment to insure that the rights of individuals are not violated.
- Make depositions relative to violations for review by U.S. Attorney and/or Magistrate and may serve as witness in relation to a particular case.
- Maintain liaison with Federal, state, and other law enforcement agencies.
- Coordinate the activity of the Security Force with those of the operating and staff activities of the depot, exercising initiative, judgment and diplomacy, analyzing and evaluating such problems as may be encountered in enforcing security regulations and requirements.
- Direct training programs in order to achieve and maintain a high level of security awareness and motivation.
- Schedule and approve leave of subordinates.
- Set performance requirements and makes performance appraisals. Counseled employees on problems; adjusts informal complaints through discussion with employees and union representatives.
- Take informal corrective action on conduct or performance problems and initiated proposals for disciplinary action when needed.
- Keep employees informed regarding personnel and employee programs. Periodically review job descriptions of subordinates for currency and accuracy. Initiate or participate in review and improvement of work methods, organizational features, and the structuring of positions to eliminate unnecessary ones and achieve optimum content in those remaining.
Supervisory Security Guard, Lieutenant
Pueblo Chemical Depot
09.2014 - 11.2017
- Served as alternate supervisor during regular tour of duty to cover weekends and other periods of Shift Captains absence.
- Ensured work load and tasks are equitably assigned and revise work schedules when necessary.
- Initiated and participated in review and improvement of work methods, organizational features, and the structuring of positions.
- Performed physical security duties, which require specific training and credentials.
- Used WEBPUFF during CAIRA exercises to make sure Desk Sergeant had and Chemical supervisor had Plume and wind direction information for patrols inside the CLA.
- Acted as a player in the Chemical Accident Incident Response Assistance (CAIRA) team In Emergency situations.
- Developed plans and procedures, consistent with appropriate security regulations and requirements to provide for an adequate security program where there is continual potential danger from fire, explosions, industrial accidents, theft, unauthorized entry, sabotage and espionage.
- Planned daily post and patrol assignments, monthly work schedules, and for priority work assignments.
- Reviewed all orders, new or revised regulations and requirements, and after determination as to necessary action, explain and issue orders to subordinates for accomplishments within established regulations and policies.
- Monitored and operated CCTV camera system, reviewed footage during day to day activity, alarm activations and any situations that may have occurred.
- Assured work is equitably assigned by revising work schedules. Employ special security measures in an area containing classified material or CSM where compromise and/or breach would adversely affect the installation's mission. Possess a current Security Clearance for the IRP.
- Made periodic inspections of security operations and from such observations and reports submitted, determines that instructions, orders and other requirements are complied with and program is carried out in an effective and efficient matter.
- Conducted and/or directed investigation of complaints and violations of regulations by depot employees.
- Interviewed witnesses, exercising good judgment to insure that the rights of individuals are not violated. As required, makes deposition relative to violations for review by U.S. Attorney and/or Magistrate and may serve as witness in relation to a particular case.
- Maintain liaison with Federal, state, and other law enforcement agencies.
- Coordinated the activity of the Security Force with those of the operating and staff activities of the depot, exercising initiative, judgment and diplomacy, analyzing and evaluating such problems as may be encountered in enforcing security regulations and requirements.
- Directed training programs in order to achieve and maintain a high level of security awareness and motivation.
- Scheduled and approved leave of subordinates.
- Set performance requirements and makes performance appraisals.
- Counseled employees on problems; adjusts informal complaints through discussion with employees and union representatives.
- Took informal corrective action on conduct or performance problems. Initiate proposals for disciplinary action where needed.
- Keep employees informed regarding personnel and employee programs. Periodically review job descriptions of subordinates for currency and accuracy.
- Initiated or participated in review and improvement of work methods, organizational features, and the structuring of positions to eliminate unnecessary ones and achieve optimum content in those remaining.
Supervisory Security Guard, Captain
Pueblo Chemical Depot
10.2016 - 04.2017
- Temporary promotion to platoon captain for 1st Platoon. Provide guidance and supervise 4 lieutenants and 50 Security Guards.
- Developed plans and procedures, consistent with appropriate security regulations and requirements to provide for an adequate security program where there is continual potential danger from fire, explosions, industrial accidents, theft, unauthorized entry, sabotage and espionage.
- Planned daily post and patrol assignments, monthly work schedules, and for priority work assignments.
- Reviewed orders, new or revised regulations and requirements, and after determination as to necessary action, explain and issue orders to subordinates for accomplishments within established regulations and policies.
- Assured work was equitably assigned by revising work schedules.
- Employed special security measures in an area containing classified material or CSM where compromise and/or breach would adversely affect the installation's mission.
- Made periodic inspections of security operations and from such observations and reports submitted, determines that instructions, orders and other requirements are complied with and program is carried out in an effective and efficient matter.
- Conducted and/or directed investigation of complaints and violations of regulations by depot employees. Interview witnesses, exercising good judgment to insure that the rights of individuals are not violated.
- Made depositions relative to violations for review by U.S. Attorney and/or Magistrate and may serve as witness in relation to a particular case.
- Maintained liaison with Federal, state, and other law enforcement agencies.
- Coordinated the activity of the Security Force with those of the operating and staff activities of the depot, exercising initiative, judgment and diplomacy, analyzing and evaluating such problems as may be encountered in enforcing security regulations and requirements.
- Directed training programs in order to achieve and maintain a high level of security awareness and motivation.
- Scheduled and approve leave of subordinates.
- Monitored and operated CCTV camera system, reviewed footage during day to day activity, alarm activations and any situations that may have occurred.
- Set performance requirements and makes performance appraisals. Counseled employees on problems; adjusts informal complaints through discussion with employees and union representatives.
- Took informal corrective action on conduct or performance problems and initiated proposals for disciplinary action when needed.
- Kept employees informed regarding personnel and employee programs. Periodically review job descriptions of subordinates for currency and accuracy.
- Initiated or participated in review and improvement of work methods, organizational features, and the structuring of positions to eliminate unnecessary ones and achieve optimum content in those remaining.
Security Guard Lead/Desk Sergeant
Pueblo Chemical Depot
11.2009 - 09.2014
- Received and recorded complaints and information, dispatching and allocating patrols during all situations.
- Kept patrols informed of all necessary information during calls for service and activities being conducted in their area of responsibility.
- Assured timely response to complaints and calls for service.
- Served as a leader of 20-30 GS-05/06/07 security guards.
- Performed National Crime Information Center (NCIC) and Colorado Crime Information Center (CCIC) checks for wants/warrants, criminal history, driver's license and vehicle license plate checks for officers performing traffic contacts and for suspicious activities.
- Consistently relied upon to provide guidance and clarification of complex security rules and guidelines during routine and emergency situations.
- Monitored and operated the IDS system.
- Tested and ensured the operation of all alarm monitoring systems and records alarms and testing.
- Monitored and operated CCTV camera system, reviewed footage during day to day activity, alarm activations and any situations that may have occurred.
- Maintained guard log of all events and pertinent information during the shift. Familiar with and used WEBPUFF for purpose of maintaining Guard Log.
- Reviewed and ensured the completeness and accuracy of reports, forms and documents.
- Relayed weather information to Posts and patrols during shifts and practical exercises and provided warnings of immediate hazards such as high winds and severe thunderstorms.
- Kept Shift Commander Advised of all pertinent information needed during shift or any drastic changes that needed to be reported.
- Acted as a player in the Chemical Accident Incident Response Assistance (CAIRA) team In Emergency situations.
- Responsible for the secure storage, inventory and accountability of all weapons, ammunition, keys and security equipment.
- Possessed a current Security Clearance for the PRP.
- Conduced basic and refresher security police training through classroom presentations and practical exercises.
- Conducted investigations for traffic, criminal or any unlawful acts that require attention.
- Provided guidance and support to other officers in their investigations.
Supervisory Security Guard, Lieutenant
Pueblo Chemical Depot
05.2012 - 09.2012
- Served as alternate supervisor during regular tour of duty to cover weekends and other periods of Shift Captains absence.
- Developed plans and procedures, consistent with appropriate security regulations and requirements to provide for an adequate security program where there is continual potential danger from fire, explosions, industrial accidents, theft, unauthorized entry, sabotage and espionage.
- Planned daily post and patrol assignments, monthly work schedules, and for priority work assignments.
- Acted as a player in the Chemical Accident Incident Response (CAIRA) team In Emergency situations.
- Monitored and operated CCTV camera system, reviewed footage during day to day activity, alarm activations and any situations that may have occurred.
- Reviewed all orders, new or revised regulations and requirements, and after determination as to necessary action, explain and issue orders to subordinates for accomplishments within established regulations and policies.
- Employed special security measures in an area containing classified material or CSM where compromise and/or breach would adversely affect the installation's mission.
- Make periodic inspections of security operations and from such observations and reports submitted, determines that instructions, orders and other requirements are complied with and program is carried out in an effective and efficient matter.
- Made deposition relative to violations for review by U.S. Attorney and/or Magistrate and may serve as witness in relation to a particular case.
- Maintained liaison with Federal, state, and other law enforcement agencies.
- Coordinated the activity of the Security Force with those of the operating and staff activities of the depot, exercising initiative, judgment and diplomacy, analyzing and evaluating such problems as may be encountered in enforcing security regulations and requirements.
- Directed training programs in order to achieve and maintain a high level of security awareness and motivation.
- Scheduled and approved leave of subordinates. Set performance requirements and makes performance appraisals.
- Counseled employees on problems; adjusts informal complaints through discussion with employees and union representatives.
- Periodically review job descriptions of subordinates for currency and accuracy. Initiate or participate in review and improvement of work methods, organizational features, and the structuring of positions to eliminate unnecessary ones and achieve optimum content in those remaining.
Security Guard SRT
Pueblo Chemical Depot
11.2006 - 11.2009
- Served as a Guard and a member of a Special Reaction Team.
- Applied special security measures in safeguarding items of critical importance to the nation such as chemical weapons, special ammunition areas, classified document, etc.
- Controlled admissions and departures of persons and materials.
- Ensured that only authorized personnel have access to the property.
- Carefully checked passes and other personnel security clearance documents.
- Enforced the established system of control over the removal of materials and documents from the area.
- Ensured that visitors are properly escorted at all times when within the restricted area.
- Observed situations affecting security (fires, accidents, abnormal behavioral patterns, attempts to commit espionage, sabotage, or other criminal acts).
- Performed duties as a member of a response force, to include fire and maneuver, employment of crew, and recovery operations.
- Exercised courtesy and diplomacy in challenging persons within the area, employing prescribed measured responses, is firm in overcoming and restraining suspicious persons as well as those who actually cause the emergency.
- Performed check of every security area at regular intervals. Checks doors, windows, locks, fences and other security intrusion.
- Provided oral and written reports to reflect normal and abnormal occurrences during tour of duty and corrective action taken.
- Received and applies instructions, in regular and special security procedures, to include methods for observing and identifying persons; first aid; recognition of classified materials and subversive devices; elicits information from persons; searches and disarms individuals; recognizes and combats sabotage and espionage (infiltration by enemy agents, terrorists, or criminal elements); exercises control of bomb and incendiary materials and incidents associated with same; controls chemical materials and riot control equipment, including tear gas, chemical dispenser equipment; employs basic infantry squad tactics; preserve crime scenes and protects evidence; implements disaster and evacuation plans; controls disturbances employing approved civil disturbance techniques.
Timeline
Supervisory Security Guard, Captain
Chemical Materials Activity-West (CMA-West)
09.2024 - Current
Supervisory Security Guard, Captain
Pueblo Chemical Depot
11.2017 - 09.2024
Supervisory Security Guard, Captain
Pueblo Chemical Depot
10.2016 - 04.2017
Supervisory Security Guard, Lieutenant
Pueblo Chemical Depot
09.2014 - 11.2017
Supervisory Security Guard, Lieutenant
Pueblo Chemical Depot
05.2012 - 09.2012
Security Guard Lead/Desk Sergeant
Pueblo Chemical Depot
11.2009 - 09.2014
Security Guard SRT
Pueblo Chemical Depot
11.2006 - 11.2009