Work Wanted Resume: Debbie Hilliard
Work Experience Lakeland RV Resort, 9/11-Present Workamper: Maintenance/Mowing;Cleaning 900 Old Combee Road Lakeland, FL 33805 Duties: I mow using a 0-turn mower. I weedeat, pull weeds, put down mulch and I assist in cleaning the restrooms, showers and laundry room when needed. I full propane tanks and escort rigs to their assigned spots. Fort A.P. Hill Directorate of Emergency Services 3/2010 to 12/16/2010 Vehicle Registration Clerk (temp position) Bowling Green, Virginia United States Supervisor: Chief Gary White- 804-633-8888 Duties: My primary purpose was to review process and issue applications and request for vehicle registration: privately owned weapons registration. I ensured applications and supporting documents are complete, valid, and comply with applicable regulations and determines eligibility of the applicant. I issued appropriate decals. I provided advice and assistance to retired and active duty military personnel, civilians and contract employees, vendors and other persons inquiring about the regulations and requirements on these various programs. I maintained accurate account of vehicle registration decals issued and on-hand and place timely orders for replenishing the supply. I ensured the decals are secured against loss or theft according to regulations. I ensured out-processing personnel are de-registered by removing their information from the database, and collecting and verifying decal residue once removed from the vehicle. I maintained separate computerized databases, VRS, for the vehicle registration and privately owned weapons registration and bicycle. I entered and verified accuracy of data and updates data as changes occur. I generated reports as required, for example regarding the number of customers serviced and work load of the section. I retrieved data for law enforcement personnel. Fort A.P. Hill Directorate of Emergency Services 11/27/2005 - 1/30/2010 Police Officer ( Retired after working 32 years for the Federal Government) Bowling Green, Virginia United States Supervisor: LT. Vance Dunlap - 859-633-8888 Duties: Enforced the law, maintaining law and order, preserving the peace, and protecting life and civil right of persons at Fort A.P. Hill. My duties were to continue the proactive methods in place at Fort A.P. Hill to maintain low incident rate. My duties include prevention, detection and investigation of violations of the laws, rules and regulations involving accidents, crimes, and misconduct involving misdemeanors and felonies. I was responsible to protect against, and detect unauthorized access to FT. A.P. Hill and specifically the mission essential vulnerable areas (MEVA's). I enforced state and federal fish and game laws, often working with local and state game warden assets. Blue Grass Army Depot Law Enforcement and Security Division. Richmond, KY 40475-09/10/2001 to 11/26/2005 Training Officer, Capt Ewell Barnes: 859-779-6254. Duties: Served as the Training Instructor in charge of all programs of instruction within the Law Enforcement Security Division. Responsible for providing the necessary support and maintain current training programs/courses for all uniformed security personnel. Independently planned and carried out training sessions within the prescribed course framework. Resolved normal classroom problems, and made outside contacts for supplemental information and materials. Developed, presented, evaluated, maintained and modified complete learning courses. Ensured records of training are maintained and available to support other administrative actions. Developed and published an annual training schedule for security supervisors. Developed subject lesson plans for formal classroom instruction and hands-on training tasks for use by security personnel. Serve as Installation Range Officer and Ammunition Officer. Ensure the Chief is briefed and follows set safety requirements. Determine if each individual has accomplished qualifications with assigned weapons and is familiar with emergency weapons. Occasionally wear, and routinely inspect emergency protective equipment. Filled in as Shift Supervisor; performed Desk Sergeant and Patrol Officer Duties as needed. Certified NCIC operator, Chemical Personnel Reliability Program certified, and routinely random drug tested. Blue Grass Army Depot Law Enforcement Security Division. Richmond, KY 40475-5090 04/23/2001 to 09/10/2001 Federal Guard Capt. Ewell Barnes: 859-779-6249 Duties: Served as a security guard to patrol or stand guard on fixed desk or gate posts, on foot and in vehicle patrols to provide security, and prevent unlawful acts or infractions of rules and regulations. Patrols made on foot and by radio-equipped vehicle for the purpose of discovering presence of unauthorized persons; evidence of tampering or pilferage; security of locked areas; condition of fencing; potential fire and safety hazards; and specific actions indicated. Maintained a Secret Security Clearance and have the ability to draw keys to high security igloos, warehouses, and fenced-in areas that contain CAT 1/CAT II munitions. Applied maximum-security measures for the protection of property, material, equipment, and personnel where continual potential danger existed from fire, explosions, industrial accidents, theft, unauthorized entry, sabotage, espionage, and terrorist activities. Conducted searches of persons and vehicles entering or leaving the installation as directed or when probable cause exists. Made critical decisions according to policies and procedures throughout the workday. Daily duties are accomplished with little or no supervision. Naval Regional Fire Department. Norfolk, VA 23511 10/20/1996 to 04/19/2001 Fire Inspector Chief Simmons, 757-322-2401 Duties: Schedule and perform fire safety inspections of buildings on the Norfolk Naval Base. Inspections ranged from base housing to high hazard storage buildings, including aircraft hangars, ordnance storage bunkers, and HAZMAT storage areas. Create reports of deficiencies for building occupants and perform follow-up inspections to ensure deficiencies were completed in a timely manner. Inspect and approve areas for hot works to include; welding, tar kettle operations, ship refueling, weapons on/off- load to ships, aircraft landing areas aboard ships, and fuel tank removal. Provide education to Navy personnel, civilian employees, family members, and general public in Fire Safety, escape procedures, and fire extinguisher handling. Attend pre-construction conferences with private contractors working on the Naval Base. Assist in planning for, and conduct Fire Prevention Week program annually for all activities on the installation. EDUCATION: GED 1973, Olean High School. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: 10/85 Basic Police and Security Training 80hrs, 3/2/87 Phase I Training(Security)Course, 5/87 Street Survival for Female Officers 24hrs, 6/12/87 Basic Criminal Investigation Course 40 hrs, 3/16/88 Norfolk Police Department Street Survival Course 24hrs, 09/88 Officer Survival Techniques 40hrs, 1/93 Private Investigator School 24hrs, 10/25/91 Emergency Vehicle Operator Course, 11/5/1993 National Electrical Code, 11/19/1993 General Industry Safety Standards, 3/25/1994 Asbestos Hazards and Control, 4/22/1994 Industrial Hygiene Techniques/Workplace Monitor Course, 7/21/1995 Basic Mishap Investigation and Recordkeeping, 7/28/1995 Basics of Naval Explosives Hazard Control, 3/7/1997 Fire Inspector Certification Course, 3/7/1997 Fire Inspector I II, 9/25/1997 Hazardous Material Awareness, 7/10/1998 Fire Protection and Life Safety, 11/19/98 Emergency Response to Terrorism Basic Concepts Course, 6/22/02 How to Handle People w/ Tact & Skill, Excel as a First-Time Supervisor, 7/22/02 Integrated Commercial Intrusion Detection System (ICIDS)-II Operator, 8/1/02 Hostage Negotiations, 11/22/02 On-Scene Incident Commander Training OSHA 1910.120, 8/13-15/03 U.S. Army Range Safety Course Level I 2/3/2006 Police Officer Training Program 160 hrs 11/30/2006 Eight hours of Terrorism Awareness 6/21/2007 Police Traffic Radar/LIDAR Operator 4/24/08 Fraudulent Document LICENSES/CERTIFICATES: 11/5/1993 National Electrical Code, 11/19/1993 General Industry Safety Standards, 3/25/1994 Asbestos Hazards and control, 4/22/1994 Industrial Hygiene Techniques/Workplace Monitor Course, 7/21/1995 Basic Mishap Investigation and Recordkeeping, 7/28/1995 Basics of Naval Explosives Hazard Control, 3/7/1997 Fire Inspector Certification Course, 3/7/1997 Fire Inspector I II, 9/25/1997 Hazardous Material Awareness, 7/10/1998 Fire Protection and Life Safety and 11/22/2002 On-Scene Incident Commander Training. 10/19/2005 ASP Tactical Baton Training 10/20/2005 (OC) Oleoresin Capsicum Aerosol Training AWARDS: U.S. Navy Campaign Badge/ U.S. Navy Expeditionary Medal Received for Good Conduct, 4/1996 Civilian Meritorious Unit Commendation Lapel Pin; Letters of Appreciation 1/1997,10/1997and 11/1997. Certificate of Commendation, 7/2002 Gold Coin 09/2007 Certificate of Appreciation 09/2007 8 Hour Time Off Award REFERENCES: Nancy Theriault (757) 495-1403 VA Beach, VA Ginny Loving (804) 512-4165 Goochland, VA SKILLS/ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: Type 60 wpm. Possess excellent written/verbal communication and people skills with attention to detail. A Self-starter who accepts direction, as well as delegates responsibilities with ease. Detail-oriented with exceptional organizational skills and the ability to work alone or as part of a team. Proficient in basic computer skills. Go to the RV Life and Travel blog.
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