Zachary Ruble

• Patrolled facilities to monitor access points, deter unauthorized entry, and maintain safe work environments.
• Verified badges, credentials, and visitor records at controlled entrances and restricted areas.
• Responded to alarms, suspicious activity, and emergency situations according to site security procedures.
• Documented incidents, shift activities, and security concerns in clear, accurate reports.
• Monitored CCTV feeds and security systems to identify irregular activity and support rapid response.

Maintained security at Albuquerque International Sunport by supporting public interactions, manning security checkpoints, and conducting searches of airport employees accessing secured areas.

• Monitored premises to deter unauthorized access and ensure compliance with safety protocols, enhancing overall security posture.
• Conducted regular patrols to identify potential security threats and respond promptly.
• Coordinated with law enforcement during incidents to facilitate effective communication and support response efforts.
• Documented security incidents accurately and maintained detailed logs for review purposes.

• Received training and worked as an Emergency Response Team Member (ERT) at the U.S. Baghdad Diplomatic Support Center (BDSC) in Iraq. Duties included responding to a wide range of emergencies, firearms training, tactical combat casualty care, managing armored vehicles, radio communications, incident logging, and maintaining the equipment load-out required for responding to any and all emergencies on the embassy compound.

Assessed incidents quickly, prioritized response actions, and coordinated appropriate support during urgent situations.

Communicated critical updates to team members using clear, accurate language.

Implemented response procedures to stabilize situations, protect personnel, and maintain operational continuity.

• Served as U.S. Army Cavalry scout for four years, deploying to Kuwait and Iraq for eight months during Operation Iraqi Freedom and to South Korea for nine months. Functioned as HQ company's primary armorer, managing, maintaining, and transporting sensitive items for both overseas and domestic operations while also serving as scout platoon sergeant's primary gunner.
• Maintained $900,000 worth of sensitive items as primary armorer for two years, overseeing issuance and accountability of equipment to service members. Experienced with maintaining high-stress security positions while managing work and coordinating within teams.