Leo Preyer

Conduct regular mobile and foot patrols to check building physical security, fence line perimeters and provide visible security presence.
Control access points into the installation/Federal property and restricted areas to identify security risks.
Perform installation access control for pedestrians and vehicles utilizing standard operating procedures, written orders and regulatory requirement guidelines.
Prepare written reports to document all incidents as they occur on the installation.
Respond to incidents to prevent theft, damage, accidents, trespassing, sabotage and espionage in accordance with the appropriate regulations.
Provide emergency response during base closures, active shooter responses and physical security response in support of installation Antiterrorism/Force Protection (AT/FP) measures.
Operate two-way communication equipment to summon emergency vehicles and crews when assistance is needed.

• Secured premises and personnel by patrolling property and monitoring surveillance equipment.
• Remained calm, assertive, and mindful to think critically and problem solve during stressful situations.
• Greeted guests professionally and courteously to cultivate welcoming atmosphere while making safety top priority.
• Responded quickly to incidents and assessed active situations for security concerns.

• Inspect and report on all ammunition to identify cracks, rust, dents, mildew on outer packaging, missing parts and hazardous defects on conventional munitions, explosives and hazardous materials to maintain the quality of all the ammunition in the Ammunition Supply Point
• Update ammunition magazine data cards
• Proficient in the issue process of ammunition, turn in process of ammunition, receiving process of ammunition and storage process of ammunition
• Knowledge of the Army regulations, APTIM DOP's and directives relative to the management, explosives, inert-munition
• Implement knowledge of accepted warehousing functions and configurations, munitions, explosive, inert-munition handling techniques (e.g., receiving, storage, issuing, and preservation), storage documentation and requirements for particular commodities (i.e., classified, sensitive, munitions, explosives, inert-munition and hazardous materials), and inventory procedures
• Conducted wall to wall, cyclic inventory on ammunition, explosives and hazardous materials
• Area leader and trainer to all incoming personnel.

• Played a vital role in the development of the Warrior in Transition Comprehensive Plan for all operation nationwide
• Maintained exceptional meritorious service while serving as First Sergeant for the Wounded Warrior Program
• Maintained and demonstrated a positive attitude working with internal and external soldiers/families in assisting with the implementation of this plan has been recognized and praised by the medical command army wide
• Ensured that all government premises and living quarters were secured
• Ensured that all staff duty personnel were trained and educated on the process for allowing authorized and unauthorized personnel on and off the premises
• Successful working in fast-paced, deadline-driven environments
• Leadership responsibilities for the health and welfare, supervision and assist company commander in planning administrative support for four (4) platoons, 16 squad leaders, 150 warrior transition soldiers
• Maintaining a daily accountability and ensured that daily training and operations were coordinated and conducted
• Monitored and addressed all suspicious incidents that were reported
• Notified the proper authorities as needed.

• Prepared a daily maintenance report on all vehicles, cleaned out warehouse from excessive boxes, shipping labels and spare parts.

• Ensured a clean and safe working environment for all staff, visitors and patients
• Conducted regular safety inspections of all hospital areas
• Protected all hospital property and personnel from theft and damages.