Phillip Brady

-Inspected apparatus, equipment, grounds and station for proper order and condition on a bi-monthly basis.

-Laid and connected hoses, held nozzles and directed water streams as part of fire suppression activities at active scenes.

- Responded to working structure fires, brush fires and vehicle extrication calls.

-Performed 50+ training hours on fire suppression techniques, incident command, advanced warning, vehicle operation and vehicle extrication.

• -Supervises 30 instructors over the academic & practical instruction for 324 students daily delivering ground combat, force protection and law enforcement training resulting in 5,600 military graduates annually.
• -Additional responsibilities include updating curriculum in accordance with current operations, providing curriculum recommendation to developers for future operations, conducting written & performance evaluations, analyzing student progression, and maintaining accountability of $79.3M in vehicles, equipment and weapons across 10 geographically separated and joint military service training areas.

-Criminal Investigator responsible for managing interviews & interrogations of subjects, victims, and witnesses of drug and sexually based criminal offenses.

-Led crime scene processing and evidence collection, conducted surveillance, utilized confidential-informants, testified in trial and authored criminal reports.

-Trusted agent with Federal, Municipal and Local Law Enforcement investigative agencies facilitating cross-feed of criminal threat and intelligence information.

-Evaluation Specialist responsible for job qualification of seven duty positions for 260 member workforce.

-Secondary duties include internal readiness and regulation based evaluations working to ensure workforce was readied to meet headquarter policy and directives.

-Conducted First responder training exercises evaluating Incident Command capabilities of Law Enforcement, Fire Fighting, EMS and Emergency Management functions to ensure FEMA and Air Force directives were met.

-Provided command/control for nine restricted areas, 93 sensitive areas and 102 alarmed activities at the base
- Responsible for communication networks and documenting security and police services responses on daily police blotter

- E-911 Telecommunicator and dispatch technician responsible for dispatching Fire, EMS and Law enforcement personnel to emergency calls
- Reported to higher headquarters any hostile threats and monitored confinement facility capable of housing up to four inmates

-First line of detection for access to installation protection level (PL) resources valued in excess of $5.3 billion.

-Conducts random base entry point checks for illegal contraband/wrongful possession of government property

- Safeguards 29,000 acres, nine restricted areas, 93 controlled areas, 102 alarmed facilities & five housing areas

-Applies vehicle enforcement action for violations of registration requirements, state traffic laws/safety devices