Tyler A. Johnson

• Ensure the safety of all staff, guests, and property. Also communicate with guests in terms of entrance, dress code, cutoff, last call, and removal from the bar while keeping in mind their varying emotions.
• Greeted guests professionally and courteously to cultivate welcoming atmosphere while making safety top priority.
• Checked and verified photo identification prior to granting facility access

• Ethics and professionalism
• Showing up at the right place, right uniform, at the right time.
• Study and prove proficiency in CCP and Case Law.
• Training on report writing, accurate and concise communication verbally or written.
• Team leadership
• High stress focused performance and decision making
• Physical fitness and mental intelligence

• Operated and maintained armored vehicles.
• Secured and protected military property, assets and personnel.
• Implemented tactics, procedures, and techniques for defense systems.
• Engaged targets in low-light conditions with night vision equipment.
• Trained in small arms, anti-armor and indirect fire weapons.
• Upheld code of conduct and maintained professionalism in stressful situations.
• Worked in dirty and uncomfortable conditions, sometimes in dangerous, deployed locations.
• Assisted in conducting fire drills and evacuating buildings.
• Maintained required level of proficiency in use of firearms.
• Unit Armorer (E5 position as an E3 (PFC)\E4 (SPC-CPL). Responsible for physical security, accountability, and maintenance of 350+ individual serialized pieces of weapons, equipment, and parts. (~$2.3m)
• Served in on-call capacity for last-minute or late-night taskings from leadership.

• Followed company policies and procedures during shift.
• Greeted recipients, delivered packages and parcels and acquired proper signatures for all deliveries.
• Safely loaded items into delivery vehicle to minimize damage while in transit.
• Established lasting relationships with customers by delivering packages on time, interacting professionally and responding promptly to questions.
• Drove safely and lawfully at all times to avoid accidents and harm.

• Monitored, guarded and patrolled premises to prevent infractions of rules, theft and violence.
• Ejected disrespectful or aggressive patrons from premises.
• Patrolled exterior and interior of premises.
• Enforced dress codes and refused objectionable attire.
• Called police to report criminal acts.
• Responded quickly to emergency situations to assess and deflect issues.

• Ensure the safety of all staff, guests, and property. Also communicate with guests in terms of entrance, dress code, cutoff, last call, and removal from the bar while keeping in mind their varying emotions.
• Greeted guests professionally and courteously to cultivate welcoming atmosphere while making safety top priority.
• Checked and verified photo identification prior to granting facility access.

• Managed lead tracking by making contact and following up on leads generated through marketing efforts.
• Built and maintained strong relationships with potential residents and families to encourage and support move into community.
• Identified, established and maintained positive relationships with industry influencers and strategic partners to drive ongoing referrals and continued opportunities to promote community.
• Analyzed current market conditions and competitor information to develop and implement marketing plans and projects for existing assets.

• Managed lead tracking by making contact and following up on leads generated through marketing efforts.
• Built and maintained strong relationships with potential residents and families to encourage and support move into community.
• Identified, established and maintained positive relationships with industry influencers and strategic partners to drive ongoing referrals and continued opportunities to promote community.
• Analyzed current market conditions and competitor information to develop and implement marketing plans and projects for existing assets.
• Held a strong and direct, yet approachable tone and volume always making sure what I said and heard was clear.

• Interacted with clients on regular basis to quickly alleviate issues and provide project updates.
• Handled complaints, provided appropriate solutions and alternatives within appropriate timeframes, and followed up to achieve resolution.
• Performed duties and provided service in accordance with established operating procedures and company policies.
• Spent majority of my day taking inbound calls and directing them with corresponding teams as well as studying for my Series 7, 63, and securities licensing.

Maintained knowledge of current sales and promotions, policies regarding customer accounts, and security practices. Came onto my team with no previous sales and/or retail experience and quickly climbed the ranks of my team to be recognized by my team and managers as one of the better Reps at my location. Finished last months leaderboard as #3 at 105% overall value just behind two Reps both with over 4 years of sales experience and over 8 reps with experience ranging from 1 year to 8 years.

Pad Commander: In charge of knowing flight times/changes, how many planes need deice, talking to 1-5 pilots at a time, current and future placement of aircrafts with intense detail while also making sure everything is moving efficiently and safely. Doing that while taking information like flight and tail numbers, call time, on time, and off time.

Incredibly fast paced work place. With responsibilities for safety, paperwork, and detailed shift reports.

Responsible for the inventory and placement of new vehicles. Taking cars off transport delivery trucks, looking for damage, stocking into system, theft protection, and placement.

Removed ice and other contaminants from occupied aircrafts before departure, being responsible for the safe takeoff, flight, and landing of the aircraft itself and everyone on board. Used strong communication skills with coworkers and pilots to ensure a safe and smoothly functioning secure environment.

I am not a Marine, however I was enlisted into the Delayed Entry Program with them in my junior year of high school up until the date I wasn't able to go to boot camp, due to me dislocating my shoulder and having to be discharged due to surgery. Over past years I worked closely with recruiters at many booths at high school, sporting events, and state/county fairs. This is where a majority of my commutation and discussion skills have come from, due to talking to a lot of young kids and parents about a rather large decision in their lives while I was still perusing being re-accepted.