Accomplished leader with extensive experience at TDCJ-ID, demonstrating a proven track record in supervisory roles, enhancing operational efficiency, and fostering teamwork. Skilled in problem-solving and verbal communication, adept at ensuring safety and compliance. Achieved significant improvements in departmental budget management and staff training, showcasing adaptability and a commitment to excellence.
Supervises the preparation and serving of meals; ensures dining, service, and food preparation areas and equipment are maintained in a clean and sanitary manner, ensures compliance with standards; supervises the monitoring and logging of temperatures; instructs employees and inmates on safety rules and regulations, proper use of soaps and chemicals, sanitary procedures, food preparation, and portion control, and the operation of food service equipment; prepares daily and special diet requirements menus; calculates monthly, quarterly, semi-annual, and annual food requirements; reviews and approves acquisitions for food items, supplies, and equipment; oversees the department expenses, assuring the department operates efficiently and within budget; prepares budget reports; and reconciles the budget monthly. Supervises, instructs, trains, and ensures the safety of assigned employees and inmates; schedules employees and inmates work. Unit Capacity 1385 and working with Operation Lone Star program.
Provide necessary instructions to Correctional Officers to ensure all daily activities are implemented performed properly, Investigate all allegations of staff and Inmate's misconduct and coordination with the Warden appropriate, the Office of the Inspector General (OIG). Conduct shift meeting, ensure adequate numbers of Correctional Officers prior to beginning of each shift. Give special orders or instructions, ensure mandatory training for Correctional Officers is conducted and documented as required. Assign Correctional Officers to daily shift assignments and ensure each Correctional Officer's capabilities are taken into consideration prior to duty post assignment. Provide necessary instructions to Inmates to ensure each compliance with all unit and departmental policies. Supervise Correctional Officers by frequently conducting and appropriately documenting unannounced inspections of all areas where staff are assigned. Conduct any formal counts scheduled during the lieutenant's assigned shift. Act as the major disciplinary hearing officer (DHO) in accordance with PO-07.055 "Disciplinary Hearing Officer". Supervising 5 Lieutenants, 5 Sergeants, engaging in 24 hour building schedule with 17 Correctional Officer staff and assisting with daily activities, respond to incident command system (ICS), completing paperwork consisting of Major Court, EAC, Admin Reviews, Supervisor summary, Officers and Sergeants EPL and disciplinary. Serve as a chairperson on Unit Classification Committee or Administrative Segregation Committee, review and sign the Pre-Hearing Detention Log.
Provide necessary instructions to Correctional Officers to ensure all daily activities are implemented performed properly, Investigate all allegations of staff and Inmate's misconduct and coordination with the Warden appropriate, the Office of the Inspector General (OIG). Conduct shift meeting, ensure adequate numbers of Correctional Officers prior to beginning of each shift. Give special orders or instructions, ensure mandatory training for Correctional Officers is conducted and documented as required. Assign Correctional Officers to daily shift assignments and ensure each Correctional Officer's capabilities are taken into consideration prior to duty post assignment. Provide necessary instructions to Inmates to ensure each compliance with all unit and departmental policies. Supervise Correctional Officers by frequently conducting and appropriately documenting unannounced inspections of all areas where staff are assigned. Conduct any formal counts scheduled during the lieutenant's assigned shift. Act as the minor disciplinary hearing officer (DHO) in accordance with PO-07.055 "Disciplinary Hearing Officer". Supervising 2 Sergeants, engaging in 24 hour building schedule with 17 Correctional Officer staff and assisting with daily activities, respond to incident command system (ICS), completing paperwork consisting of Minor Court, EAC, Admin Reviews, Supervisor summary, Officers and Sergeants EPL and disciplinary.
Provide necessary instructions to Correctional Officers to ensure all daily activities are implemented performed properly, Investigate all allegations of staff and Inmate's misconduct and coordination with the Warden appropriate, the Office of the Inspector General (OIG). Conduct shift meeting, ensure adequate numbers of Correctional Officers prior to beginning of each shift. Give special orders or instructions, ensure mandatory training for Correctional Officers is conducted and documented as required. Assign Correctional Officers to daily shift assignments and ensure each Correctional Officer's capabilities are taken into consideration prior to duty post assignment. Provide necessary instructions to Inmates to ensure each compliance with all unit and departmental policies. Supervise Correctional Officers by frequently conducting and appropriately documenting unannounced inspections of all areas where staff are assigned. Conduct any formal counts scheduled during the lieutenant's assigned shift. Act as the minor disciplinary hearing officer (DHO) in accordance with PO-07.055 "Disciplinary Hearing Officer". Supervising 2 Sergeants, engaging in 24 hour building schedule with 17 Correctional Officer staff and assisting with daily activities, respond to incident command system (ICS), completing paperwork consisting of Minor Court, EAC, Admin Reviews, Supervisor summary, Officers and Sergeants EPL and disciplinary.
Provide necessary instructions to Correctional Officers to ensure all daily activities are implemented performed properly, Investigate all allegations of staff and Inmate's misconduct and coordination with the Warden appropriate, the Office of the Inspector General (OIG). Conduct shift meeting, give special orders or instructions, ensure mandatory training for Correctional Officers is conducted and documented as required. Provide necessary instructions to Inmates to ensure each compliance with all unit and departmental policies. Supervise Correctional Officers by frequently conducting and appropriately documenting unannounced inspections of all areas where staff are assigned. Engaging in 24-hour building schedule with 55 Correctional Officer staff and assisting with daily activities, respond to incident command system (ICS), completing paperwork consisting of Officers EPL and disciplinary reports. In addition, responding to riots, Inmates fights, Inmates assaults, staff assaulted by Inmate, belligerent Inmates, and Inmates under the influences of unknown substances.
As a veteran Correctional Officer, I maintain care, custody, and control of Inmates in both general population as well as administrative segregation on various units. My job duties have included management of Inmates on work detail, turnout doors/gates perimeter security, feeding of Inmates recreation, necessities issuance, visitation, dormitory and cell block security, hospital, and unit transports. I have also conducted cell block, dormitory and departmental counts. I have conducted both pat and strip searches on Inmates as well as searches for contraband in housing areas, recreation yards and departments. I have also served as a collateral duty safety officer, a member of the perimeter security team and attend annual in-service training. In addition, I worked overtime at Joe F. Gurney Unit, George Beto Unit, H. H. Coffield, Barry B. Telford Unit.
I preserve peace in Coffee City, suppress crime, enforce all traffic laws, execute all lawful process, give notice to magistrate of all offenses within jurisdiction and make lawful arrest and take before a magistrate.
I preserve peace in Coffee City, suppress crime, enforce all traffic laws, execute all lawful process, give notice to magistrate of all offenses within jurisdiction and make lawful arrest and take before a magistrate.
As a veteran Correctional Officer, I maintain care, custody, and control of Inmates in both general population as well as administrative segregation on various units. My job duties have included management of Inmates on work detail, turnout doors/gates perimeter security, feeding of Inmates recreation, necessities issuance, visitation, dormitory and cell block security, hospital, and unit transports. I have also conducted cell block, dormitory and departmental counts. I have conducted both pat and strip searches on Inmates as well as searches for contraband in housing areas, recreation yards and departments. I have also served as a collateral duty safety officer, a member of the perimeter security team and attend annual in-service training. In addition, I worked overtime at Joe F. Gurney Unit, H. H. Coffield Unit.
I preserve peace in Coffee City, suppress crime, enforce all traffic laws, execute all lawful process, give notice to magistrate of all offenses within jurisdiction and make lawful arrest and take before a magistrate.
As a veteran Correctional Officer, I maintain care, custody, and control of Inmates in both general population as well as administrative segregation on various units. My job duties have included management of Inmates on work detail, turnout doors/gates perimeter security, feeding of Inmates recreation, necessities issuance, visitation, dormitory and cell block security, hospital, and unit transports. I have also conducted cell block, dormitory and departmental counts. I have conducted both pat and strip searches on Inmates as well as searches for contraband in housing areas, recreation yards and departments. I have also served as a collateral duty safety officer, a member of the perimeter security team and attend annual in-service training. In addition, I worked overtime at Mark W. Michael Unit and responded to Inmates fights, Inmate assaults, Inmate sexual assault, Inmate staff assaults, riots, forced cell move team and 1 Inmate escape.
I preserve peace in city of New Summerfield, suppress crime, enforce all traffic laws, execute all lawful process, give notice to magistrate of all offenses within jurisdiction and make lawful arrest and take before a magistrate.
I preserve peace in Anderson County, suppress crime, enforce all traffic laws, execute all lawful process, give notice to magistrate of all offenses within jurisdiction and make lawful arrest and take before a magistrate.
As a Correctional Officer I maintain care, custody, and control of Inmates in both general population as well as administrative segregation on various units. My job duties have included management of Inmates on work detail, turnout doors/gates perimeter security, feeding of Inmates recreation, necessities issuance, visitation, dormitory and cell block security, hospital, and unit transports. I have also conducted cell block, dormitory and departmental counts. I have conducted both pat and strip searches on Inmates as well as searches for contraband in housing areas, recreation yards and departments. I have also served as a collateral duty safety officer, a member of the perimeter security team and attend annual in-service training.
As a Correctional Officer I maintain care, custody, and control of Inmates in both general population as well as administrative segregation on various units. My job duties have included management of Inmates on work detail, turnout doors/gates perimeter security, feeding of Inmates recreation, necessities issuance, visitation, dormitory and cell block security, hospital, and unit transports. I have also conducted cell block, dormitory and departmental counts. I have conducted both pat and strip searches on Inmates as well as searches for contraband in housing areas, recreation yards and departments.
Training at Region 1 Training Academy in Huntsville, Texas, physical training, firearms training, chemical agent training, pat searches, and strip searches, learning cultural diversity as well of maintaining correctional awareness. Be observant and consistence with all Inmates. Learning how to react to different situations and how to take control of the situations at hand.
Preparing meals, washing dishes, itemize and inventory of food product, cleaning, bathing elderly men, washing and folding clothes.
Jailor License issue 10/14/1998
Peace Officer License issue 12/05/1997
Investigations,Cultural Diversity, Intermediate Arrest, Search and Seizure, Use of Force, Basic Rifle, Crime Scene Investigations, Survival Spanish, Basic Crisis Intervention, Practical Homicide Investigations, OC Spray, Standard Field Sobriety Testing Practitioner, Drug Interdiction
Jailor License issue 10/14/1998
Peace Officer License issue 12/05/1997