Experience

Fivoor

• Netherlands
• Mental Health Care
• 700 & Above Employee

• Sociotherapeut FHIC

  • Mar 2021 - Present

  Je werkt als Sociotherapeut met psychiatrische patiënten en mensen die gedragsproblemen hebben of problemen van psychische aard. Je geeft hen individuele en/of groepstherapie, signaleert, rapporteert en schakelt waar nodig hulptroepen in voor extra zorg. Je werkt als Sociotherapeut met psychiatrische patiënten en mensen die gedragsproblemen hebben of problemen van psychische aard. Je geeft hen individuele en/of groepstherapie, signaleert, rapporteert en schakelt waar nodig hulptroepen in voor extra zorg.



UNICTY The Hague

• Firearms Training Officer at UNICTY The Hague

  • Mar 2014 - Nov 2022

  Due to my successfully completion of the Firearms Training Officer course I am one of the UN-ICTY Firearms Instructor within the Training Unit. I ensure that my trainee’s and co-workers maintain a proper skillset and develops and maintain a proper instructor’s relationship with the officers that I train. I supervise, when needed, refresher courses and exercises, conduct debriefings when needed in training situations. Hereby I think effectively of solutions to problems and communicate them to my fellow workers. I ensure that my trainee’s and co-workers maintain a proper skillset and develop and maintain a proper instructor’s relationship with the officers.Instructor Duties:-Use of Force-Firearms Theory-Practical Firearms Course-Action after Use of Force-Crime Scene Preservation Show less

• Close Protection Officer

  • May 2005 - Nov 2022

  As part of my duties I am also a UN-ICTY Close Protection/Liaison Officer which includes the protection of the UN-ICTY Principals during mission travels. Hereby providing a safe working environment for ICTY/MICT Operations in the field (personnel and property). Maintain situation awareness, initiative, and excellent communications. Ensuring that a well-ordered operation is maintained in accordance with ICTY/MICT Security requirements, this includes DSS directives, MOSS, MORSS and in particular the "Duties and Responsibilities of Officers in the Field". Ensuring all ICTY/MICT Personnel has received the required security clearance and Security briefing upon arrival in the field area. Planning for various contingencies and take proactive measures within resources mitigating risk to staff, and VIPs, in accordance with ICTY/MICT and UN procedures.Maintaining and, where appropriate, developing liaison with other essential security bodies such as DO, SMT, local police and security agencies, other UN agencies, NATO etc.During this Close protection course I was recommended, by the Police Academy to perform CPTL duties which I performed during my service with the UN-ICTY. During these missions I have also managed to re-organize, guiding and supporting the Host Country close protection services on behalf of the ICTY. My missions were very successful and I received very positive feedback. Show less

• Security Corporal

  • Aug 2003 - Nov 2022

  Reporting for duty in appropriate uniform at the designated time and subsequently following the schedule of postings closely. Conduct patrols and standing posts of assigned areas comprehensively with timely and accurate observation and reporting of discrepancies to supervisor. Pro-active 100% screening (for those whom are applicable to screening) in order to mitigate the greatest extent possible the risk of unauthorized entry of weapons, explosives and other contraband. Timely and correct incident response and reporting. Successful completion of all training assigned from the training syllabus. Conference Squad Duties: Detainee escorts to provide a safe working environment for detainees and judicial staff, with effective and timely communications – especially with regard to unexpected problems. Control Center Operator Duties. Management of all assets and equipment assigned to area of responsibility. Situation awareness, initiative, and excellent communications are a key aspect of this work. Timely and effective completion of Personal administration Show less



Ministerie van Defensie

• Netherlands
• Armed Forces
• 700 & Above Employee

• Marine 1st Class

  • Sep 1992 - Aug 2003

  The Marine Corps has four tasks: National Tasks, Kingdom Tasks, NATO Tasks and international Peace and Security Tasks. With regards to national tasks, these provide different forms of military assistance, both in the Netherlands and in the Dutch-Antilles. For these islands is that the Marine Corps (part of the Royal Navy) is also engaged in the defence thereof. The third task are the NATO duties. For this, the Marine Corps units supplies to NATO. NATO has among others, the United Kingdom/Netherlands Amphibious Force (UK/NL-AF) at his disposal, a partnership between the British and Dutch marines. The core of the Dutch contribution to it, all together about a thousand men, consisting of the 1st Marine Battalion. A second Battalion is available for the High Readiness Initial Entry Forces of NATO. For some time the Marine Corps also participates in the Multinational Amphibious Task Force (MNATF), a rapidly deployable amphibious force for the South Flank of the NATO treaty area. Continue doing it together with Italian, French and British colleagues to the European Amphibious Initiative. NATO tasks is not only the amphibious specialization forward but also the knowledge and experience in the field of operations in mountainous terrain, sometimes under arctic conditions. Especially enable the Marine Corps to take this knowledge and experience level training facilities in northern Norway. Units of the Marine Corps go annually to mountainous regions such as Norway and Sweden to perform under extreme weather and terrain conditions. The fourth and final task is to contribute to the maintenance of international peace and security. As part of this task, the Marine Corps has within a week a battalion deployed for UN operations. Also gave the force a long time observers to UN operations in the Middle East. Show less