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PHILLIP L. LOVE 820 Chesapeake St. SE # 234 Washington, D.C. 20032 (703) 459-0915 Cell (202)561-6469 Home [email protected] [email protected] Objective: Seeking gainful employment with an Organization, which I can use my skills, and advance with the team, as I gain new skills; becoming more valua ble to the company. Presently Pursuing a PhD in Emergency Management and Public Safety. Summary of Qualifications: * Possess a BS Degree in Homeland Security. * Able to analyze information and evaluate results to choose the best solution a nd solve problems. * Knowledge in Micro-Soft Office. * Possess valid driver's license and Security Licenses. * Able to develop constructive and cooperative working relationships with others , and maintaining them over time. Education: Capella University on Line, Minneapolis, MN, Emergency Management MS Degree 8/ 10- Present Everest University online, Orlando, Florida Homeland Security BS Degree Program 11/05-7/10 Parks College, Arlington, Virginia, Homeland Security Specialist Diploma, Novemb er 2005 Terrorism Research Center, Arlington, VA. Suicide Bombings and Attacks, Septem ber 2005 Emergency Management FEMA, Home Study South Florida Jr. College, Avon Park, Florida, Criminal Justice Courses, 1983 Mid Western State University, Wichita Falls, Texas, Courses in Electronic & Elec trical Engineering and Technology Aero Technical Institute, Wichita Falls, Texas, Electronic Electrician Technic ian Courses, 1977-1978 San Bernardino Valley College, California, Electronic Engineering and Technolo gy-1977 Concentrated Areas of Study: Law * Federal-State overlapping legal structure. * Constitutional Law: Right to policy, search and seizure, profiling, employment laws. Emergency Planning and Security Measures * Covered emergency planning models (i.e. Contingency planning exercises, asset security matters, economic responses to attack, employee evacuation planning). * Conducting risk analysis. * Identifying general models for facility protection. Security * Develop skills in interviewing and interrogation techniques, intelligence gath ering, surveillances, perimeter and crime scene security, criminal evidence pres ervation and collection. * Principles of crowd and riot support, substance abuse recognition, theft, sabo tage, and espionage. * Techniques in dealing with computer security, electronic criminal investigatio ns, firewalls and security software as well as crime prevention techniques. Tactical Communications * Identify techniques for successful employee communication and community relati ons. * Oral, written, and crises communications and keys to successful delivery.
* Developing successful conflict management systems and managing conflict manage ment systems effectively through alternative dispute resolution systems design. Domestic and International Terrorism * Basic principles of terrorist investigations, federal and state terrorism laws , domestic security threats, drug cartels, various gangs and the motivational fa ctors and tactics that drive these organizations. * Knowledge of the roles and responsibilities of state, local and federal agenci es in terrorism investigations and responses. PHILLIP L. LOVE Page 2 Concentrated Areas of Study con`t: Emergency Medical Services and Fire Operations * Basic knowledge and skills necessary to function as First Responder, identify, and manage the most common types of injuries and illnesses encountered in the p re-hospital setting. * Hold current first-aid, CPR certifications. Business and Ethics for Security Specialists * Introduction to business management, organizational leadership, and business e thics. * Americans with Disabilities Act. * Management of employee training programs. Work Experience: Federal Emergency Management Agency 500 C Street SW Washington, D.C. 20472 Disas ter General List Employee 09/01/2007-Presently * Respond to President declared Disasters as needed. Triton Security 3702 Pender Drive STE 220 Fairfax, VA 22030, Inc Security Office r 06/06- Present 703/934-6431 * Maintain Log(DAR) * Monitor Surveillance Cameras * Access Control * Monitor Parking Violation * Mail Clerk for residential Facilities LVI Services, Inc. 80 Broad St. New York, New York 1004 Asbestos Abatement Labor er 3/2006- 5-2006 212/951-3660 * Demolition * Containment of Asbestos contaminated materials MVM Inc., Vienna, 1593 Spring Hill Rd. Virginia, 22182 Security Office, 8/ 20059/2005 703/790-3138 * Monitor Strikers at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport. * Video any permit violations and notify MWAA of the said infraction. * Maintain a log of activity for the shift. * Provide a professional security presence to detour any illegal activity. American Red Cross, 8550 Arlington Blvd. Fairfax, Virginia, 22031 Emergency and International Services Disaster Caseworker, 12/ 1999-03/2005 703/584-8400 * Respond to emergencies that cause people to be displaced due to situations tha t required assistance. * Provide assistance in accordance to ARC 3045, 3046, and 1295 as well as comple te damage assessments of the effected properties. * Maintain a resource book with current referral information on available resour ces that clients may need. * Maintain a relationship with organizations that can give long-term assistants to those who have difficulties readjusting. * Maintain records of expenses and file monthly reports of activities and expens es that were spent for the company or spent funds on cases by the disaster volun teers (DAT) ect. Universal Shielding Corp. 20 Jefryn Blvd, Deer Park, New York 11729, Isolated En closure Specialist, 6/1999-12/1999 631-667-7900
* Traveled around the country building and testing isolated enclosures for the m ilitary, private industry, and private medical practices and hospitals. Labor Ready, Washington, DC, Laborer, 1986-1999 * Performed various types of temporary labor services for various companies and private contractors, both locally and abroad. Philadelphia Naval Shipyard, S. Broad St. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Electrical Worker WG5-2, 11/ 1984-11/1985 PHILLIP L. LOVE Page 3 * Shipboard electrical maintenance for various U.S. Naval ships, aircraft elevat ors, cargo elevators, motor controllers, salinity cells, load banks, tray convey ors, ect. Volunteer Experience: Committee for Dignity and Fairness for the Homeless National Union for the Homeless Community for Creative Non-Violence DC EMA American Red Cross Disaster Action Team American Red Cross DSHR DC Emergency Food and Shelter Board Father McKenna Center Advisory Board National Rainbow Coalition Federal Ordinance 920 appointee Federal Ordinance 917 appointee Winter Haven Hospital Crisis Line
* Developing successful conflict management systems and managing conflict manage ment systems effectively through alternative dispute resolution systems design. Domestic and International Terrorism * Basic principles of terrorist investigations, federal and state terrorism laws , domestic security threats, drug cartels, various gangs and the motivational fa ctors and tactics that drive these organizations. * Knowledge of the roles and responsibilities of state, local and federal agenci es in terrorism investigations and responses. PHILLIP L. LOVE Page 2 Concentrated Areas of Study con`t: Emergency Medical Services and Fire Operations * Basic knowledge and skills necessary to function as First Responder, identify, and manage the most common types of injuries and illnesses encountered in the p re-hospital setting. * Hold current first-aid, CPR certifications. Business and Ethics for Security Specialists * Introduction to business management, organizational leadership, and business e thics. * Americans with Disabilities Act. * Management of employee training programs. Work Experience: Federal Emergency Management Agency 500 C Street SW Washington, D.C. 20472 Disas ter General List Employee 09/01/2007-Presently * Respond to President declared Disasters as needed. Triton Security 3702 Pender Drive STE 220 Fairfax, VA 22030, Inc Security Office r 06/06- Present 703/934-6431 * Maintain Log(DAR) * Monitor Surveillance Cameras * Access Control * Monitor Parking Violation * Mail Clerk for residential Facilities LVI Services, Inc. 80 Broad St. New York, New York 1004 Asbestos Abatement Labor er 3/2006- 5-2006 212/951-3660 * Demolition * Containment of Asbestos contaminated materials MVM Inc., Vienna, 1593 Spring Hill Rd. Virginia, 22182 Security Office, 8/ 20059/2005 703/790-3138 * Monitor Strikers at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport. * Video any permit violations and notify MWAA of the said infraction. * Maintain a log of activity for the shift. * Provide a professional security presence to detour any illegal activity. American Red Cross, 8550 Arlington Blvd. Fairfax, Virginia, 22031 Emergency and International Services Disaster Caseworker, 12/ 1999-03/2005 703/584-8400 * Respond to emergencies that cause people to be displaced due to situations tha t required assistance. * Provide assistance in accordance to ARC 3045, 3046, and 1295 as well as comple te damage assessments of the effected properties. * Maintain a resource book with current referral information on available resour ces that clients may need. * Maintain a relationship with organizations that can give long-term assistants to those who have difficulties readjusting. * Maintain records of expenses and file monthly reports of activities and expens es that were spent for the company or spent funds on cases by the disaster volun teers (DAT) ect. Universal Shielding Corp. 20 Jefryn Blvd, Deer Park, New York 11729, Isolated En closure Specialist, 6/1999-12/1999 631-667-7900
* Traveled around the country building and testing isolated enclosures for the m ilitary, private industry, and private medical practices and hospitals. Labor Ready, Washington, DC, Laborer, 1986-1999 * Performed various types of temporary labor services for various companies and private contractors, both locally and abroad. Philadelphia Naval Shipyard, S. Broad St. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Electrical Worker WG5-2, 11/ 1984-11/1985 PHILLIP L. LOVE Page 3 * Shipboard electrical maintenance for various U.S. Naval ships, aircraft elevat ors, cargo elevators, motor controllers, salinity cells, load banks, tray convey ors, ect. Volunteer Experience: Committee for Dignity and Fairness for the Homeless National Union for the Homeless Community for Creative Non-Violence DC EMA American Red Cross Disaster Action Team American Red Cross DSHR DC Emergency Food and Shelter Board Father McKenna Center Advisory Board National Rainbow Coalition Federal Ordinance 920 appointee Federal Ordinance 917 appointee Winter Haven Hospital Crisis Line
