Experience

Lazy H Ranch
• United States
• Law Enforcement
• 1 - 100 Employee
• Ranch Manager

  • Apr 2017 - Present


Federal Bureau of Prisons

• United States
• Law Enforcement
• 700 & Above Employee

• Senior Officer Specialist

  • Nov 1995 - Oct 2016

  Correctional officers form the largest part of the BOP workforce. Their primary mission is to enforce the regulations of their institutions, “serving as both a supervisor and counselor of inmates,” according to the BOP website. They prevent disturbances or escapes, supervise daily activities and ensure conditions at their facilities meet standards. The job can be highly stressful and dangerous, with rates of injury and illness that are higher than the national average, because they can confront aggressive and violent individuals. However, since prisoners stay longer in federal prisons than in county jails, officers get to know with whom they are dealing and how to handle them, making federal prisons safer than county institutions. Show less

• Senior Officer

  • Apr 1992 - Nov 1995

  Applicants to the correctional officer position must have either at least a bachelor’s degree from an accredited institution, or at least three years of experience counseling individuals, responding to emergencies, supervising or managing, selling products or services, or teaching. Acceptable experience can come from such jobs as probation worker, firefighter, nurse, clergyman, paramedic or security guard. Unpaid or volunteer experience is also acceptable. However, if it is less than 35 hours per week, it is prorated based on a 40-hour week. Applicants must be less than 37 years old unless they served in a federal civil law enforcement position with special civil service retirement programs. Show less



U.S. Department of Justice

• United States
• Law Enforcement
• 700 & Above Employee

• Federal Law Enforcement Officer

  • Apr 1992 - Oct 2016

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Alabama Department of Corrections

• United States
• Government Administration
• 200 - 300 Employee

• Correctional Officer

  • Sep 1990 - Apr 1992

  Correctional Officer Duties. Maintain security within the institution and oversee the health and safety of staff and prisoners. Physically patrol and visually inspect units, yards, buildings, prisoners, prisoner property and clothing, etc, to ensure the welfare, safety and security. Correctional Officer Duties. Maintain security within the institution and oversee the health and safety of staff and prisoners. Physically patrol and visually inspect units, yards, buildings, prisoners, prisoner property and clothing, etc, to ensure the welfare, safety and security.



United States Air Force

• United States
• Defense and Space Manufacturing
• 700 & Above Employee

• heavy equipment operator

  • Nov 1985 - Nov 1989

  Operate and maintain heavy construction equipment, including front-end loaders, road graders, bulldozers, dump trucks, skid steer loaders, backhoes, water trucks, forklifts, excavators, cranes and multipurpose sweepers Operate tractor-trailer combinations, transporting construction equipment and materials Construct, maintain and inspect concrete and asphalt runways, aircraft parking aprons and roads Operate small powered equipment, such as pneumatic hammers, air compressors and vibrator tampers Install and maintain different types of security fencing Support contingency operations by constructing bare base facilities, such as temper tents and mobile concrete/asphalt/rock-crushing plants, at locations around the world Install and maintain drainage structures, such as storm drains, culverts and ditches Show less