MICHAEL R. FLOWERS

• Operate proposed inspection equipment
• Utilize knowledge of all construction disciplines, to include civil architectural, mechanical, electrical, and electronic engineering principles
• An understanding of construction terminology and an active knowledge of electronic monitoring devices and systems
• Working knowledge of construction safety
• Working knowledge of Hand Wanding, personnel search procedures, Xray technical and machinery usage
• Identify and report suspicious behavior in personnel or changed in behavior that may pose a risk to integrity or security of the project
• Read and analyze designs and blueprints daily, and recognize the architects intended use
• Analyze designs and structural complexities, which are intended to mask an ulterior purpose not intended by the architect
• Exercise knowledge of Technical Surveillance Countermeasures, construction principles, and the types of devices used by hostile and friendly intelligence services for the purpose of clandestine surveillance
• Produce daily written reports on worker activities including specifics to blueprints
• Able to identify security concerns and issues that may compromise building security or may cause the building to not receive Accreditation
• Maintain detailed daily logs during my tour of duty
• Perform escort duties and access control with continuous surveillance monitoring of worker activities.

Operate proposed inspection equipment
§ Utilize knowledge of all construction disciplines, to include civil architectural,

mechanical, electrical, and electronic engineering principles.

• § An understanding of construction terminology and an active knowledge of electronic monitoring devices and systems.
• § Working knowledge of construction safety.
• § Working knowledge of Hand Wanding, personnel search procedures, Xray technical andmachinery usage
• § Identify and report suspicious behavior in personnel or changed in behavior that maypose a risk to integrity or security of the project.
• § Read and analyze designs and blueprints daily, and recognize the architects intended use.
• § Analyze designs and structural complexities, which are intended to mask an ulteriorpurpose not intended by the architect.
• § Exercise knowledge of Technical Surveillance Countermeasures, construction principles,and the types of devices used by hostile and friendly intelligence services for the purposeof clandestine surveillance.
• § Produce daily written reports on worker activities including specifics to blueprints.
• § Able to identify security concerns and issues that may compromise building security ormay cause the building to not receive Accreditation.
• § Maintain detailed daily logs during my tour of duty
• § Perform escort duties and access control with continuous surveillance monitoring ofworker activities

• Performed all Duties required of a Cleared American Guard but in a managerial role
• Direct Supervision of up to 20 CAG Personnel Daily
• Indirect Supervision of up to 18 CST Personnel Daily
• Completed Scheduling weekly with daily adjustments
• Conducted Orientation and training of all new coming personnel to include welcome pickup to finding living quarters
• Completed Admin functions specific to KorCom to include monthly matrix and daily logs.

• Performing technical inspections of all individuals and/or vehicles seeking access to the site to ensure that no prohibited items are introduced into or onto the construction site and to ensure that no unauthorized individuals enter the site
• ECP controlled access
• Support the assignment and tracking of daily Access Control Officer Personnel activities for his/her assigned team
• Support the documentation of incidents reported from his/her assigned team, as required, for submission
• Act as a representative for the associated Access Control Officer Team Lead
• Interact daily with the associated Access Control Officer Team Lead to ensure coordination of activities and information for all site ECP activities
• Conduct roving patrols over-watching LN and visiting personnel daily assisting with Construction Surveillance Technician Duties
• Support the implementation of the CST Contractor's Site Safety Plan as applicable to Access Control Officer sub-function team activities.

• Monitoring and supervision of up to 70 Local National Guard Force and up to 6 Local National Interpreters
• Control of movement via pedestrian traffic and vehicular traffic of military and non-military vehicles in and out of ECP
• Monitor/Supervise tower guards and their observation of activity surrounding the camp
• Report to BDOC for any and all threat situations and activities
• Operate ZBV Back Scatter, BATS and MIL Trailer when necessary
• Operate RapiScan system on all foot traffic entering the FOB
• QRF/RRT in the event of Emergency, IDF or threats to the base
• Daily, Weekly, Monthly reports including AAR, SIRs as needed.

• Responsible for running all of Main CAC ECP (Entry Control Point) to the Base
• Responsible for 45 Indian/Nepalese Guard Force charged with securing the ECP
• Responsible for 18 US Expats including Payroll, Scheduling, Training, and Housing
• Support all BESF (Baghdad Embassy Security Forces) Policies and procedures including COM Facility SOPs
• Responsible for all training of BESF Guard Force and Expat Supervisors
• Facilitation of all movement of proper personnel in and out of the ECP including BIDS
• Direct Communication and First Response to the BDOC and the DoS RSO (Regional Security Officer) for any and all ECP threats including CODE RED (Dog Sit K9) situations
• Direct communication with BDOC LNO and RSO for all PSD, Military, and Non-Military movements inbound and outbound
• Daily Interaction with the client RSO regarding any and all Force Protection issues at the ECP.

• Responsible for 24/7 Operations of Security Forces Staff consisting of 50 US Expats with and without clearances, 400 Ugandan plus Kenyan Guard Force, 16 K9 EDD Personnel and 13 Local National Interpreters/Screeners
• Responsible for 24/7 Communication with BDOC SOC LNO the Battle Captain and COR for any and all issues related to Force Protection that occur
• Review and supervision of all shift work reported from the BDOC SOC LNO and submitted a weekly report to the Battle Captain or Base Commander and COR on any and all issues that occurred including Immediate Action or After Action Reports with regards to Force Protection including detailed outlines for solutions or actions taken
• Completed all Scheduling for Expats and Approved Schedules for Guard Force
• Conducted all Administrative Functions for US and In-Country Based offices including Payroll, Budget Balancing, Scheduling, Training, Contractual Obligations and Range Firearms Qualifications
• Responsible for all Daily, Weekly, Monthly, Quarterly Compliance Reporting internally for SOC and to the BDOC for all required reports
• Oversee RRT (Rapid Response Team) Responsibilities and Daily Functionality
• Created and frequently executed all Immediate Action Response and Drills for Mass Cal occurrences and preparation.

• Responsible for 24/7 Operations of Security Forces Staff consisting of 70 US Expats with and without clearances, 850 Ugandan Guard Force and 20 K9 EDD Personnel
• Attended weekly meeting providing detailed information to BDOC Battle Captain or Base Commander and all pertinent personnel about Base Defense Issues interior and external
• Responsible for 24/7 Communication with BDOC SOC LNO the Battle Captain and COR for any and all issues related to Force Protection that occur including all C-RAM exercises or actual events
• Responsible for Designation of Emergency Personnel after C-RAM identified a threat or attack
• Review and supervision of all shift work reported from the BDOC SOC LNO and submitted a weekly report to the Battle Captain or Base Commander and COR on any and all issues that occurred including Immediate Action or After Action Reports with regards to Force Protection including detailed outlines for solutions or actions taken
• Completed all Scheduling for Expats and Approved Schedules for Guard Force
• Conducted all Administrative Functions for US and In-Country Based offices including Payroll, Budget Balancing, Scheduling, Training, Contractual Obligations and Range Firearms Qualifications
• Responsible for all Daily, Weekly, Monthly, Quarterly Compliance Reporting
• Oversee RRT (Rapid Response Team) Responsibilities and Daily Functionality
• Daily Communication with COR (Contracting Office Representative-Military) and about all threats and Force Protection Issues and ensuring all Contractual Obligations are met
• Direct Advisor to the BDOC for all Force Protections issues including countermeasures, perimeter security, internal security, external base issues and all ECPs.

• Responsible for Training, Scheduling, and Management of 10 US Expats with and without clearances and 300 Ugandan Guard Force
• Responsible for 24/7 Communication with BDOC SOC LNO and the Battle Captain for any and all issues related to Force Protection that occur including during C-RAM exercises or actual events
• RRT (Rapid Response Team) Lead, Trainer and First Responder to Attack, Explosion, Gunfire and Direct Threats to the Camp
• Liaison to COR (Contracting Office Representative-Military) and DCMA
• Worked on the Military R.A.I.D
• System Use of CCTV in the BDOC including C2 response to threats
• Observed and coordinated SOC QRF and Military QRF during C-RAM event while working in the TOC
• BDOC LNO and Security Forces Procedures Trainer for SOC Expat Personnel, Military Personnel and QRF assisting with execution of using BFT system for PSD or Military movements around the base
• Roving Patrols including Policy and Procedure Review and Guard Training Daily
• Responsible for all Logistical items and assets including daily audits
• Responsible for all Daily, Weekly, Monthly, Quarterly Compliance Reporting.

• Responsible for Guarding Specific Posts assigned daily by Guard Shift Supervisor
• Conducted Joint Security Operations for Host Global Military Units and Personnel
• Supervised movement of ongoing TCN and Local National Personnel in and out of base
• Supervised 20 Nepalese Guard Force and assisted with training and supervision of 80 US ECP Guard Force
• Responsible for Security of Entry Control Access to ARCENT, Central Command Head Quarters Middle East (CENTCOM), Special Operations Command Center (SOCCENT), and Iraqi Survey Group (ISG)
• Posts included Towers, ECP, Relief, Logistics assistance and Armory for weapons turn-in
• TCN Badging Officer and B.I.D.S
• Operator/Trainer.

• Responsible for Transporting Monetary Assets between Banks, Respond Main Base, Customer Locations, and Federal Reserve in El Paso
• Planning and Execution of Safe transportation and routes daily
• Automated Teller Monetary Exchange and basic Maintenance.

• Armed Static Security Officer Different Locations Guarding Different types of Assets
• Responsible for over-watching security of personnel and property utilizing written exception reporting
• Observation of building and structure security searching premises on continued daily basis with roving patrols and hourly reports.

• Reserve Deputy working full time hours for Hancock County Sheriff's Office
• Patrol, Road Safety and Emergency Response
• Maintaining Law Enforcement for County and all duties for safety and security of the public and maintaining peace
• Court Appearance to all Summons for all cases involved in.

• Investigated Loss due to Internal and External Theft, and Paperwork Errors
• Conducted Internal audits and investigations on thousands of employees and customers via CCTV, undercover review and Exception Reporting systems leading to capture and prosecution of more than 200 Employees and over 1000 Shoplifters
• Knowledge in Corporate Court Procedures for Mississippi, Louisiana, and Florida
• Familiar with set up and use of static cameras, PTZ Cameras, and all recording equipment, video tape and digital video recorders, including Time Lapse Equipment
• Court Proceedings and Appearance Regularly for Prosecution and Witness for Kmart
• Certified in Shoplifter Retention and employee investigations Wicklander and Zulawski.