Security is a vital factor of our lives as well of professional career and even products and services of a company or business firm. Hence there is always a need for such officials who would efficiently safeguard security of any required form at any level. Thereby becomes pronounced the need for a security CV which outlines the theoretical and, more importantly, practical knowledge and skills of a candidate applying for such posts.

A number of people fall under this category of professionals who need to submit security CV, staring from a security guard and personal security agents  to officials in the corporate sector, hotels, hospitals, detective agencies and even those who claim to secure internet hacking and such issues. All such applicants need to possess a basic sense of safety and protection so as to provide efficient service to all. A few things to be noted while preparing a security CV are:

• The security CV should firstly state identification details of the candidate. The individual should not have been charged of some criminal or illegal offence himself; else he will not even be eligible for assuring security services.
• Minimum academic qualifications are a must, with additional in-depth knowledge in the concerned field of work.
• The CV should contain details of the human values possessed and practiced by the applicant and also his/ her physical fitness and proper mental faculties.

Security Guard CV

Security Officer CV

Personal Security CV

Corporate security CV

Internet Security CV

Security Clearance Officer CV

Airport Security CV

Border Security CV

Armed Security CV

Security Manager CV

Network Security CV

Security Consultant CV

Store Detective CV

Hotel Detective CV

Locksmith CV

Gaming & Casino Surveillance Officer CV

Factory Security Guard CV

Security Supervisor CV

Security Area Manager CV

Security Guard Trainor CV

Dog Security Guard CV

Airport Security Officer CV

CCTV Security Officer CV

In nearly all highly restricted areas, both in public and private spaces, Closed Circuit TV of CCTV systems are installed to provide monitoring of activities, people and movements and enable a 24-48 hour cyclical video recording for any investigative purpose.  CCTV Security Officers are responsible in operating the CCTV console which is centralized in a secured room often not far from a similarly high security Data Center facility.  They are trained to monitor the TV screens that look into the various sensitive premises of the building or plant and maintain a set of video storage systems that are now almost exclusively digital.

CCTV Security Officer CV Format

Martin V. Long

Hudson St., Buffalo, NY

Phone: (718) 879-7998

long_mv@ycmail.com

Career Objective

To work as an CCTV Security Officer in an insurance or financial company

Professional Experience

2002 – Present: Assistant Procurement Clerk, Hongkong & Shanghai Bank NYC

• Observe 8-hour work shift assigned to ensure maximum productivity and provide proper turnover to the next shift as required.
• Ensure that digital disk storage media like CDs and DVDs are on stock and in the correct formatting to be processed by the system.
• Ensure that there’s always one person manning the CCTV console at all times; to this end, follow schedules of break periods including biological breaks.

Skills and Qualification

• Passed the state exams to become a licensed security officer
• Excellent medical and physical health and fitness with high learning abilities, quick reflexes and above average martial arts skills
• Excellent interpersonal and communication skills

Education

2002 – Present:  In-house seminars on security systems, surveillance systems, and corporate security policies and procedures

1998 – 2002: High School Diploma, Whitewater Municipal High School, NYC

Professional and Character References

To be furnished upon request

Airport Security Officers can be organic employees or outsourced from 3rd party security agencies to the airport management organization. They are assigned in all entrance, exit and intermediate restricted areas of the airport premises.  They are often found assisting Immigration Officers and Air Marshal in ensuring that airport operations are safe and protected from unwanted social misfits.

Airport Security Officer CV Format

Neville R. Cole

V. LaSalle St., Chicago, Illinois

Phone: (312) 449-4553

stansfield_gb@ycmail.com

Career Objective

To work as an Airport Security Officer for an international airport

Professional Experience

• 2002 – Present: Airport Security Officer, 1^st Class, O’Hare International, Chicago
• Implement and enforce the airport’s security policies and rules to airline passengers and airport visitors.
• Assist immigration officials in the discharge of screening arriving passengers for an orderly and civilized processing.
• Provide security in highly restricted areas of the airport not meant for unauthorized personnel or airline passengers
• Accost, prevent or detain persistent personnel attempting to enter restricted airport areas and locations along the tarmac.
• Observe work shift rules to ensure optimum productivity
• Coordinate with local police in turning over apprehended persons found violating airport security and assist airport management in filing charges against them.

Skills and Qualification

• Passed the state’s security licensure to become a bonafide security officer
• Excellent medical and physical health with high presence of mind and martial arts skill.
• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills to handle airport crowd

Achievements

Awarded Employee of the Year 2005 for high performance ranking

Education

1998 – 2002: In-house seminars and workshops on security systems, weapons and firearms managements, CCTV operations, crowd control and people management

1996 – 1998: BS Criminology (undergraduate), University of Cincinnati

Professional and Character References

To be furnished upon request

Dog Security Guards are security officers who handle specially trained breed of dogs deployed at airports, seaports, rail station, banks, amusement parks and other high risk high profile areas.  These dogs are often called sniffer dogs which are trained to sound off alerting barks when detecting concealed weapons, banned drugs, dangerous goods and explosives.  The officer guards using these dogs are trained to handle and control these dogs.

Dog Security Guard CV Format

Harold U. Sellman

Inglewood, LA, California

Phone: (818) 5664-4554

sellman_hu@ycmail.com

Career Objective

To work as Dog Security Guard for a security agency concessionaire in major ports of entry in the country

Professional Experience

2002 – Present: Dog Security Guard, Goodman Security Agency assigned at the Tom Bradley International, LA

• Practice the control of the sniffer security dog from as guided by the agency’.
• Develop good relationship with the dog to follow commands
• Deploy sniffer dog as mandated by the assignment at airport security check pints in detecting illegal substances and concealed explosives and their ingredients.
• Apprehend and detain persons that have been tagged by the sniffer dog as carrying any of the banned items.
• Provide regular sustenance and rest for the sniffer dog

Skills and Qualification

• Passed the security licensing requirements from the Bureau of Security and Investigative Services (BSIS) of the state of California
• Excellent medical and physical health with high presence of mind and martial arts skill.
• High tolerance, patience and loving care for dogs

Achievements

Cited by management as Employee of the Year in 2004, 2005 and 2006 for high performance ranking

Education

1998 – 2002: In-house seminars in training methods for sniffer dogs and psychology of animal training

1994 – 1998: High School Diploma, Inglewood Unified School

Professional and Character References

To be furnished upon request

Security Guard Trainers provide basic training course for newly hire security guards.  Depending on the security agency, the training can cover the week long 40-hour course or thorough enough to include basic self defense course, use of advance weapons and firearms, building access control systems and use of security surveillance systems

Security Guard Trainor CV Format

Harvey V. McCormick

Fountain Valley, LA, California

Phone: (818) 334-5766

mccormick_hv@ycmail.com

Career Objective

To work as a Security Guard Trainor or a large retail or manufacturing company

Professional Experience

2002 – Present: Security Guard Trainor, Lattimer Security Professionals Plc, LA

• Finalize schedule of training classed with HR
• Conduct classes as defined in the course curriculum and provide periodic assessment exams to assess progress of security officers and undertake remediation classes as required.
• Procure 3^rd party training services such has sniffer dog handling, martial arts and CCTV operations management.
• Provide performance feedback to HR on additional training requirements to improve manpower security skills.

1998 – 2002: Head of Security, Glendale Malls, PLC, LA

• Implement security policies for supervised security officers and guards assigned at various points in the mall as plainclothes agents.
• Ensure that security guards perform their duties and responsibilities in accordance with mandated HR requirements

Skills and Qualification

• Licensed by the Bureau of Security and Investigative Services of California
• Excellent medical and physical health with high level of physical strength, presence of mind and martial arts skill.

1. Above average communication and interpersonal skills

Education

1997 – 1998: Certificate of Completion, California Police Academy

1993 – 1997: High School Diploma, Jefferson Union High School, CA

Professional and Character References

To be furnished upon request

Security Area Managers are responsible for enforcing the corporate security provisions over an assigned geographic area depending on the extent of its operations, whether organic to the company or outsourced to 3^rd party security agencies. Security Area Managers have direct control, supervision and administration of a team of security officers deployed throughout various commercial and industrial operations in a wide geographic area.

Security Area Manager CV Format

Martin A. Baker, Jr.

Stockbridge St., Springfield, Illinois

Phone: (413) 677-7943

bakerjr_ma@ycmail.com

Career Objective

To work as a Security Area Manager for a logistics or manufacturing company

Professional Experience

2002 – Present: Security Area Manager, Dragon Security Agency, for Malls in the Springfield Metropolis

• Develop the security guidelines and procedures for approval by higher management and once approved, implement and enforce in the area under jurisdiction
• Assist HR in the hiring and firing of security supervisors and officers
• Assist the security sales manager in providing sales leads in the area.
• Coordinate with law enforcement agencies in the arrest and detention of unauthorized trespass of its factory premises despite warnings.
• Implement and enforce corporate code of discipline
• Attend seminars and workshops on new trends in security systems
• Assist purchasing officer in the specification and procurement of CCTV surveillance systems as required.

• Skills and Qualification
• Excellent organizational, leadership and supervisory skills
• Excellent communication, social and interpersonal skills
• Excellent command of high technology security systems

Education

2000 – Present:  In-hour training and 3^rd party seminars on security surveillance systems, people management, negotiation skills, and other relevant subjects

1996 – 1999: MBA, Illinois State University

1995 – 1999: BA Commerce, Loyola Marymount University, CA

Professional and Character References

To be furnished upon request

Security Supervisors provides immediate operational and administrative leadership over a team of security officers and security guards assigned to a specific location, building or office.  They are responsible for scheduling security officer deployment, mentoring new hires and generally implementing and enforcing corporate security policies.

Security Supervisor CV Format

Michael T. Sanborn

Mack Ave., Detroit, Michigan

Phone: (586) 544-8978

samborn_mt@ycmail.com

Career Objective

To work as an Security Supervisor for a large manufacturing company

Professional Experience

2002 – Present: Security Supervisor, Detroit Central Security Agency for the Mack Avenue Engine Complex, Chrysler Group LLC

• Implement and enforce corporate HR and security policies and procedures to all security officers in the assigned region.
• Monitor performance of security officers to ensure they comply with corporate policies and perform their duties and responsibilities as expected.
• Assist the HR staff in the hiring and firing of security officers
• Conduct operational interviews for job applicants as security officers and security guards.

Skills and Qualification

• Excellent physical and medical health with quick mental and physical reflexes, high alertness and presence of mind to detect covert trespass
• High comprehensive skills to use high technology security systems as well as in using two-way single side band radios

Achievements

Cited by management as Employee of the Year for 1998 – 2001 for perfect attendance and high performance ranking

Education

1992 – 1995: In-training and seminars on supervisory skills, people management and security systems

1989 – 1992: High School Diploma, Lafayette School District

Professional and Character References

To be furnished upon request

Factory Security Guards are indispensable in protecting and securing the often high restricted factory premises of manufacturing companies.  They are on alert 24×7 against unauthorized or illegal trespass and intrusions and as such, are deployed on 3 work shifts with staggered days off to cover the weekends and holidays.  The function is typically outsourced to veteran security agencies with connections to the local law enforcement agencies for fast and efficient police response when required.

Factory Security Guard CV Format

Francis T.J. Gutierrez

Rivard St., Detroit, Michigan

Phone:  (586) 879-7699

gutierrez_ftj@ycmail.com

Career Objective

To work as an Factory Security Guard for a large manufacturing company

Professional Experience

2002 – Present: Factory Security Guard CV, Detroit Central Security Agency for the Mack Avenue Engine Complex, Chrysler Group LLC

• Observe assigned work shifts and provide turnover of any pending action to the next shift
• Accomplish daily incident report to the security agency copy furnishing the factory manager
• Implement and enforce factory security rules and regulations to employees and authorized visitors to the complex
• Provide directional guidance to authorized factory guests and visitors
• Communicate with other security guards in other exit and entrance points using 2-way single side band radios as provided by the agency
• Coordinate with local police authorities for turnover of detained persons who breach factory security.

Skills and Qualification

• Excellent medical and physical health with quick reflexes, high alertness and presence of mind to detect covert trespass
• High comprehensive skills to use high technology security systems as well as in using two-way single side band radios

Achievements

Awarded Employee of the Year for 2005 – 2008 for perfect attendance and high performance ranking

Education

1998 – 2002: High School Diploma, St. George Municipal High,

Professional and Character References

To be furnished upon request

Gaming and Casino Surveillance Officers provide supervision in the installation and operation of high technology surveillance systems in high risk high casino premises.  They harness CCTV and electronic eavesdropping technologies to monitor activities on the casino floors. These devices are often installed in strategic places such as gaming tables, ceilings, behind planters and wall decors that remain unnoticed by casino guests.  Surveillance officers also make the rounds as plain clothes security officers to mingle with gamers.

Gaming/Casino Surveillance Officer CV Format

Barry W. Connelly

W. Randolph St., Chicago, Illinois

Phone: (312) 688-4552

connelly_bw@ycmail.com

Career Objective

To work as an Gaming/Casino Surveillance Officer for a hotel or resort with an extensive legal gambling operations in the city

Professional Experience

2002 – Present: Casino Surveillance Officer, Holiday Plaza Hotel, Chicago

• Implement and enforce hotel casino safety and security systems and procedures in accordance with local laws and statutes
• Monitor casino floor operations using CCTV and high techno logy eavesdropping devices for potential gambling cheats and gaming rule infractions Monitor entrance and exit points with random and regular checks at CCTV systems.
• Conduct occasional mingling with casino patrons to play with clients suspected from CCTV camera to have high cheating incidences.
• Coordinate with local law enforcers on securing detained theft suspects for filing of legal cases.
• Subdue guests with disruptive behaviour and detain alleged thieves until police officers arrive.

Skills and Qualification

• Excellent medical and physical health with quick reflexes and an observant skill in detecting suspicious behavior
• Excellent learning abilities and computer literacy in administering and operating surveillance systems.
• Excellent communication, social and interpersonal skills

Achievements

Cited by management as Employee of the Year 2005 for high performance ranking

Education

1998 – 2002: Associate in Computer Technology, ITT technical Institute, Wisconsin

Professional and Character References

To be furnished upon request

Locksmiths are tradesman trained to install, adjust and repair physical security locks for doors and windows as well as fabricate or duplicate locking and unlocking or change lock combinations.  Their skill in installing and maintaining conventional locking hardware brings them to meet the premises security needs of industrial, residential and commercial establishments for medium security protection against unauthorized entry.  They often work as freelance or employed in locksmith companies or security service companies.

Locksmith CV Format

Virgil D. Capistrano

University Ave, San Diego, CA

Phone: (618) 322-7822

capistrano_vd@ycmail.com

Career Objective

To work as a full time Locksmith in a security hardware company with residential and commercial markets

Professional Experience

2002 – Present: Locksmith, O’Brian’s Lock & Key, San Diego

• Provide technical sales support for security lock systems, keyless entry systems, car clocks, key control systems, heavy window or door deadbolts and window bars and.
• Prepare estimates of locking mechanisms for security bids in commercial firms.
• Examine lock mechanisms of various models and develop/document maintenance procedures and key fabrication
• Assist clients in changing lock combination by inserting new pins into locksets as well as unlocking doors when keys are lost or in changing lock combinations

1999 – 2002: Locksmith, freelance in the San Diego area

• Provide clients with advice on the proper locks to purchase for their specific needs and budget considerations.
• Visit homes and commercial establishments to repair damaged door and window locks, adjust security strengths and change locking combinations.

Skills and Qualification

• Excellent skill in manipulating door and window locks
• Excellent verbal communication, social and interpersonal skills

Education

1999 – 2002: Apprentice work as a locksmith for residential and commercial companies

1995 – 1999: High School Diploma, San Diego Municipal High School, CA

Professional and Character References

To be furnished upon request