Michael Beatty

• Responsibilities
  Acts as Controlled Access Monitor at entrances to NASIC complex.
  Instructs Visitors on security requirements, specifically those relating to
  the necessity of wearing badges and removal of all electronic devices prior
  to entering facility. Provides accurate information in tactful,
  courteous, and articulate manner. Verifies and ensures all badges and keys
  are returned to Maintenance and Plant Engineering Branch receptionist at
  end of shift. Escorts personnel that do not have required security clearances/accesses
  while in NASIC facility, including both collateral areas, Sensitive
  Compartmented Information Facility (SCIF) in accordance with applicable
  security procedures. Escorts contractors
  without required security clearance on construction sites.
  Checks area before entering with uncleared personnel to ensure that
  classified material is properly protected. Clearly announces uncleared
  visitor in area upon arrival. Ensures adjoining offices are aware of
  uncleared visitors in area. Surveys facilities, storage areas, or government
  property to ensure USAF resources are properly secured and attended.
  
  Receives and answers requests for information pertaining to building and
  office locations, locations of personnel, and other related items within
  NASIC buildings. Performs administrative duties such as answering
  telephones and receiving visitors, providing routing information, and
  referring callers to appropriate staff members for specific information.
  Receives and refers visitors. Inputs file information into Visitor
  Control System. Refers technical or non-routine inquiries to appropriate
  staff members. May provide assistance trouble-shooting daily alarms
  throughout NASIC facility and weekly alarm testing which ensures
  malfunctions or abnormalities are immediately reported and rapid technical
  solutions are implemented so problems can be eradicated.

Provided work direction and training to parole officers involved in supervising offenders under jurisdiction of Adult Parole Authority. Assists parole officers in case load management to include making recommendations regarding case loads, conducting investigations, preparing comprehensive reports, maintaining appropriate documentation, planning daily work schedules . Assists in assigning, monitoring & documenting case management decisions on supervision case loads & investigations. Compiles monthly statistical and operational reports for unit. Assists in establishing unit goals & recommendations for improved operational strategies. Conducts orientation of new staff, on-the-job training & in-service training. Completes highly technical or sensitive investigations & background investigations on prospective employees. Worked with ATF, FBI. CCSO, Springfield PD and U.S. SOFAST as member of Clark County Violent Crimes Task Force.

Finds employment and vocational opportunities for offenders by making referrals to community service agencies

Maintains contact with offender families, friends, employers and others by interviewing, observing behaviors and reviewing written documents and records

• Oversees case load which requires special training to properly supervise substance abusers, drug offenders, sex offenders and special needs offenders as needed
• Conducts and completes placement, arrest and violation investigations by interviewing individuals, reading and understanding technical information including medical, psychological, law enforcement and legal documents
• Serves as transport officer (i.e. out-of-state), pursues declared violators-at-large, arrests violators and conducts search and seizure of contraband.
• Coordinated and worked closely with law enforcement, social service agencies and mental health providers.

• Inspected conditions of locks, window bars, doors and gates of correctional facility to ensure security and help prevent escapes.
• Conducted pat downs and strip searches of inmates and visitors to prevent contraband from entering facility.
• Enforced regulatory compliance while managing visual inspections, work crew accountability, illegal substance checks, alcohol sensor testing and gate-locking procedures.
• Counted inmates on routine and emergency basis.
• Effectively interacted with staff, offenders, visitors and public to maintain security within facility.
  

• Supervised surveillance, detection and criminal processing related to theft and criminal cases.
• Trained loss prevention staff, retail managers and store employees on loss control and prevention measures.
• Monitored paperwork procedures to prevent error-related losses.
• Collaborated with law enforcement in investigating and solving theft and fraud cases.
• Maintained surveillance of building and identified all officials and employees before authorizing entrance.
• Prevented crimes through careful observation and investigation of suspicious and unusual behavior.
• Investigated all security and safety violations.

Provide around the clock command, control, communications, planning, and response to emergent events including Search and Rescue, Law Enforcement, Pollution, and other serious maritime incidents. Develop search and rescue plans, oversee law enforcement operations and gather and apply intelligence information for law enforcement patrols.