Tony Hawkins	318 Lyckman Pl. Fountain, Colorado 80817 Cell: (719) 494-3313 Email: Thawk86@gmail.com

 

 

 

·            General Knowledge of the National Industrial Security Program Operation Manual  (NISPOM)

·            Excellent written and verbal skills

·            Demonstrates leadership

·            Strong work ethic

·            Maintains excellent written capability of blotters, reports and email correspondence with leadership and

         subordinates

 

 

 

DoD-Secret; Originally adjudicated in 01/2005 – Re-adjudicated in 04/2015

 

 

Kaplan Professional School – Real Estate; CO Broker

·   Pre-Licensing Course  - Completed  10SEP2016

·   National and State Exams – Completed 1OCT2016

 

Southern New Hampshire University

·   Bachelor of Arts in General Studies w/ Concentration in Counterterrorism;  Expected Summer 2017

 

United States Navy

·   Attended numerous US Navy quality schools  01/2005  -  01/2009

o   Courses in leadership, communication, antiterrorism, security reaction, damage control, and general training courses

 

 

 

Hardware: Argus Security Alarm Systems, Remote Access Panels (RAPs), X07s/08s/09s, Argus Field Panels (AFPs), Switches, Common Access Card (CAC) Readers

 

Software:          Google Earth, CIDNE, GeoQuest, Single Mobility System (SMS), MS Office Suites 2000, 2002, and 2007 (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, and Access), Multiple Access User Interface (MAUI), Diamond II Security Alarm System, JPAS, e-Qip, Security Information Management System (SIMS)

OS:WinXP, Win2K, Win7, Windows Server 2003 Systems: Argus Console, Koloa Term 3.3 “Badge Office”

 

 

ManTech International Corp.; Missile Defense Agency (MDA), Colorado Springs, Colorado    Feb 2014 – Present

Security Specialist II (Supervisor)

 

Position Profile:

·         Serves as the mid-shift’s primary supervisor for the Missile Defense Integration Operation Center’s (MDIOC) Security Control Center.

·         Responsible for the implementation of all training standards associated with the MDA’s Security Control Center; including access control, incident and emergency management, report writing, and all computer-based security monitoring systems.

·         Ensures manning requirements for day-to-day operations.

·         Ensures personnel are briefed on the scope of their duties.

·         Responsible for providing rapid determination and execution of response actions during emergencies within the Missile Defense Integration and Operation Center (MDIOC) complex, including all Sensitive Compartment Information Facility (SCIF) Special Access Program (SAP), Security System Levels (SSL), and Open Storage spaces.

·         Ensures each post is manned by a certified security specialist.

·         Responds to all alarms and emergencies and acts as the primary security representative on-scene during alarm activations.

·         Provides command and control for the Security Control Center (SCC) responding forces.

·         Ensures required information is gathered and reported accurately.

·         Ability to perform all tasks required by a certified Security Controller as well as an Access Control Specialist, including the operation of all systems and equipment.

·         Responsible for assigning routine duties to all shift personnel.

·         Ensures all administrative tasks for the shift are completed properly.

·         Conducts all on-the-job training and exercises for all shift personnel.

·         Ensures the coordination with USAF Security Forces on all alarms and emergencies when required.

·         Responsible for documenting and maintaining training records for all shift personnel.

·         Ensures all reports and logs are completed properly, and received by the appropriate personnel in a timely manner.

ManTech International Corp.; Missile Defense Agency (MDA), Colorado Springs, Colorado  Jun 2010 – Feb 2014*

Security Specialist I

                                                                                                                                                                                         * (with exception OF 2012 to work overseas for Six3)

 

Position Profile:

·         Single point of contact for all emergency responses within the Missile Defense Integration and Operation Center (MDIOC).

·         Ensured the Missile Defense Agency (MDA) maintained top-tier levels of security operations with exceptional knowledge in operating and monitoring Argus Alarm System, Diamond II Alarm System, Closed Circuit Televisions (CCTV) systems, 50^th Security Forces network, Command Post Giant Voice, and time-lapse video recorders.

·            Ensured all visitors to the MDA have the requisite clearance for unescorted access through software data bases.

·            Monitor the alarms of four off site locations: Vandenberg AFB, CA, Elmendorf  AFB, AK, Fort Greely AFB, AK, and

         Kirtland AFB, NM through the Diamond II Security Alarm System.

·         Maintained console operations and detailed activity reports, incident reports, specialized access lists, medical emergency reports and associated logs and paperwork.

·         Responsible for the tracking, accessing, and clearing of all alarms associated with the Remote Access Panels (RAPs)

·         Ensured the rapid dispatch of responding security personnel to all Sensitive Compartment Information Facility (SCIF), Special Access Programs (SAP), Security System Level (SSL), and Open Storage spaces.

·         Coordinated with USAF Security Forces on alarm activations and emergencies when required.

·         Participated and developed Standard Operating Procedures (SOP’s), Special Security Instructions (SSI’s), and Quick Reaction Checklists.

·         Dispatched and controlled responding forces for all emergencies and security incidents within the Missile Defense Agency.

·         Experienced in identifying and recommending solutions to problems; gather and analyze information skillfully.

·         Directed patrols and receive/coordinate requests for assistance from personnel within the Missile Defense Integration Operation Center (MDIOC).

·         Executed the notification matrix as required.

Six3 Systems Inc., Baghdad, IraqOctober 2011 – November 2012

Air Operations Specialist

 

Position Profile:

·   Assisted in the initial stand up of the Office of Security Cooperation – Iraq (OSC-I) Joint Operations Center located in Baghdad, Iraq.

·   Performed duties as an Air Operations Cell Chief, monitoring air movement execution, creating flight plans, tracking all cargo and passengers throughout Iraq, on multiple fixed-wing and rotary-wing aircraft including the C-17, C-130, DCH-8, S-61, and UH-1.

·   Utilized the Single Mobility System Software (SMS) to track all Iraq-wide OSC-I mission related aircraft.

·   Responsible for  receiving  Air Movement Requests (AMRs) and booking domestic and international flights for all 6000+ OSC-I personnel in Iraq.

·   Coordinated with the United States Air Force and Civilian Logistic Coordinators at Ali al Salem Air Base, Kuwait and the Baghdad Diplomatic Support Center (BDSC) in the movement of over 800,000+ lbs. of cargo and 4000+ personnel into, out of, and throughout Iraq monthly.

·   Developed flight schedules for OSC-I’s weekly C-130 missions.

 

·   Hospital Shared Services (HSS). , Colorado Springs, COJanuary 2009 – June 2010

Security Officer

 

Position Profile:

·   Provided a visible deterrence to crime, prohibited activities, or suspicious activities in public and non-public which may include but is not limited to areas such as the main building, outlying buildings, grounds, parking areas, stairways, tunnels, or mechanical areas.

·   Responded quickly and effectively to emergency and non-emergency situations.

·   Escorted persons and assist facility personnel.

·   Be alert for activities, which could result in injury to a person or damage to or loss of property.

·   Communicate effectively with diverse people including clients or their representatives, client employees, visitors, or client vendors.

·   Comprehend and fulfill written or verbal instructions.

·   Write accurate, clear, and legible reports.

·   Maintained a thorough knowledge of a facility and where applicable of multiple facilities.

·   Enforced and abide by all regulations and guidelines of the facility

·   Performed other duties at the direction of or in the absence of the Security leader or Facility Security Representative

 

United States Navy                                                                                                                                           Boatswain’s Mate       January 2005 – January 2009

 

       

        Position Profile.

·   Oversaw all preventive maintenance activities, supervised teams of up to 40 personnel, provided support to over 300 personnel and delivered training to over 60 deck operation participants while performing duties as the Work Center Supervisor

·   Record of success in improving productivity and costs through quality, safety, and training

               solutions.

·   Background in multi-location operations, including domestic and global settings.

·   Combined leadership and technical skills to identify and resolve problems with large-scale, complex operations, often within heavily regulated environments

 

 

Professional Certifications & Training

CPR & First Aid/AED              Supervisor Development: Leadership             

Antiterrorism Level 1 Awareness V2.0              Counterintelligence Awareness & Reporting (CIAR

Information Security Refresher                                            DoD (BMDS) Security Classification Training

DoD Cyber Security Awareness V3.0                                  Emergency Alert Notification System Operator Training (e-Alert)

DoD Information Assurance Awareness V10.0                    DoD Personally Identifiable Information V1.0 (PII)

OPSEC Awareness V4.1                                                      Records Management Awareness V6.1

DoD Escort Official V1.1                                                       Derivative Classifier Training

DoD For Official Use Only (FOUO)                                      Marking Classified Documents Training

Manager’s Internal Control Program (MICP)                        Emergency Preparedness General Awareness V4.1

Freedom of Information Act Action Officer Training             

Cyber OPSEC Training