Samuel Clutter

• Talked regularly with citizens to establish rapport and become familiar presence in area.
• Educated staff members on proper field procedures to boost public trust in officers and efficiency.
• Directed security and safety operations for campus.
• Developed front-line safety employees into leaders with clear progression and development systems.
• Established clear and effective policies to protect public visiting facilities and grounds.
• Evaluated effectiveness of security team and implemented improvement plans to close critical loopholes.
• Spearheaded investigations into civil and criminal matters on-site.
• Maintained thorough records and issued regular reports highlighting activities, successes and notable incidents.
• Enforced performance standards to keep team operating effectively and meeting challenging objectives.
• Applied principles of law enforcement and fire protection.
• Built and strengthened relationships to manage effective planning and implementation of emergency response strategies.
• Maintained current understanding of local, state and federal guidelines for emergency response.
• Facilitated emergency management training for staff and conducted emergency drills.
• Investigated practical and theoretical issues facing emergency services and identified effective resolutions.
• Kept informed of activities or changes that could affect likelihood of emergencies, factors that could affect response efforts and details of plan implementation.
• Improved realization of organizational objectives by effectively communicating department goals, organizational objectives and industry trends.

My duties in the Air Force as a non commissioned

officer were Small Arms Instructor and Air Force gunsmith, teaching safe handling of all small arms in the Air Force inventory. I finished as an Air Force gunsmith, tasked with repair, training and interagency development and training of small arms weapons systems.