Casey Richard
Biography:
Military Experience: 7.6 years
Work Experience: 23.8 years
Work Experience:
- My name is Casey Richard, I am a former combat veteran and Federal Police Officer. My experience in the Army included heavy construction, road maintenance, carpentry and masonry. I supervised missions in support of operation enduring freedom Afghanistan, which included road construction to connect communities and the building of schools.
- After the military, I was federal police officer and continued to serve my my military community as a federal police officer with specialized training in community development and outreach. I hold multiple awards and citations.
- My time serving the military has come to an end and im looking to develop a new skill set. I believe my life experience makes me an excellent canidate for a trades apprentice. I'll always be 15 minutes early and eager to learn.
Military Service:
Rank: Sergeant
Branch/Position: Army
Period: April 2001 - November 2008
Occupation: Carpentry and Masonry Specialist - 21W
Security Clearance: None
Duties Description:Perform general heavy carpentry, structural steel and masonry duties; Fabrication, erection, maintenance and repair of rigging devices, trusses, and other structural assemblies; Assisting in building layout, framing, sheathing, fabrication and roofing structures; Performing basic carpentry and mansonry skills; Repairing and constructing all types of structures; Assisting in the performance of combat engineer missions; Constructing concrete form work for slabs, walls and columns.Training courses:
- Global War on Terrorism, Army commendation x5, Army achievement x3, overseas service ribbon x3, presidential unit citation
Work history:
Job Title: Residential Rehabilition coucilor
Company: Department of Health and Human Services
Period: January 2022 - present
Role Description:Works SCTF and within the high equity unit of the special commitment center.
Ensure that a therapeutic environment is maintained at the facility
Assist and guide residents in meeting their treatment goals
Provide guidance and training to residents with living skills (cooking, cleaning, money management, shopping, personal hygiene, etc.)
Coach and counsel residents with problem-solving
Escort residents to community appointments and activities
Assist in maintaining the safety and security of the living environment
Monitor residents and staff interactions, intervene to control resident's behavior, and de-escalate interactions if needed
Communicate with and assist local law enforcement and criminal justice partners
Write detailed reports.
Maintains behavioral case load and works closely with resident treatment teams.Job Title: Police Officer
Company: DoD Kitsap Bremerton
Period: June 2015 - January 2022
Role Description:FLETC/ UPTP Federal law enforcement training center UPTP BASIC Academy; EVOC Police Top Graduate. FLETC traffic investigation, Department of Energy Nuclear asset recovery team and community outreach team in a large veteran community.
Federal advanced Urban tactics basic training.
Vehicle pursuit 3 qualified/ traffic control.
Responsibilities includes ensuring police counterparts on duty are aware and prepared for their shift.
Brief oncoming shift of current issues and conduct in all phases of law enforcement and security duties.
Deal tactfully, impartially and effectively with individuals from various socio-economic backgrounds.
Interview suspects to solicit relevant information and maintain routine paper and computer records. Reviews reports of lower ranking officers and provides guidance and correction.
Exercise sound judgment and respond appropriately to emergency situations in a security setting.
Provide proactive patrols to deter crimes and traffic violations such as Driving under the Influence or Reckless Driving.
Responsible for the identification, arrest/apprehension and investigations of multiple crimes to include reports on multiple DUI's, trespass, domestic violence, child welfare, suicide attempts, sex crimes, property crimes and 2 murders over my Police career.
Respond to the scene of major or highly sensitive incidents and assume command or assist the person in command. Cordon off crime scene and investigates incident through investigative field work.
Coordinates emergencies in the field and perform all other duties as assigned by the upper chain of command.
Operate emergency police vehicles, firearms, radios, and law and security enforcement communication devices.
Conduct activities of the shift relating to the police officer communications, crime prevention, patrol, and traffic.
Perform effectively in emergency and stressful situations and lead personnel to accomplish law objectives.
Communicate effectively with individuals and groups regarding law enforcement duties and regulations.
Communicate effectively both orally, written and testify in Federal court, and court martials.
Brief supervision on issues pertaining to suspects, victims, and witnesses.
Assist (CPS) Child Protective Services in the removal of children from residences and to protect the peace.
Transport felony and misdemeanor arrestees to and from other agencies, arranging designated contacts and locations.
Assume emergency situations, being able to make rapid, on the spot decisions regarding these issues, advising superiors of the issues or problems at hand. Some examples of this could be nuclear accidents or incidents, Natural disasters, Traffic accidents, Crime scenes, Demonstrations, Terrorist/Active shooter situations, or any situation that may occur or be assigned by superiors.
Coordinate the use of police and guard personnel based off crime trends, traffic problems and other factors.
Review incident, investigative, arrest and other operational reports.
Evaluate field equipment needs and recommend purchase or modification.
Attend meetings with Human Resources, Precinct staff, local, state and federal law enforcement agencies.
Provide verbal and written directives, information and advice to a wide variety of law enforcement personnel officials.
Conduct evidence custodial control and documentation. Chain of custody paperwork and filed correctly through the evidence control locker.
Establish and maintain effective working relations with department, affiliated agencies and the local community.
Interview suspected law violators and document all information. Gather factual information and collaborate with peers.
Maintains proficiency in ability to contain or deny hostile threats. Conduct DUI enforcement when needed.
Qualify with all weapons including the assault rifle, Berretta M-9 pistol, and Mossberg 500 shotgun.
Responsible for maintaining inventory of documents and utilizing records management skills.
Safeguard lost property turned in to Police Department, and maintaining a custody system to inventory said property. Demonstrate thorough knowledge of shipyard regulations, Naval Regulations, OPNAV instructions, Federal and State laws, UCMJ, court procedures, rules of evidence, search and seizure, laws of arrest and all nuclear requirements for the police supervisor.
Advanced Police Field training officer course, responsible for the training of 8 newly hired officers over a 4 year span.
NCIC/WACIC level 2 access.
Nuclear recovery team sponsored by the Department of Energy nuclear asset recovery and control team. Responsible for the safe transfer of material from across country to the Naval Shipyard on PSNS.Job Title: Security Forces (MP)
Company: Washington State Air Guard
Period: June 2012 - June 2017
Role Description:Deal tactfully, impartially and effectively with individuals from various socio-economic backgrounds.
Interview suspects to solicit relevant information and maintain routine paper and computer records.
Exercise sound judgment and respond appropriately to emergency situations in a security setting.
Provided proactive patrols to deter crimes and traffic violations such as Driving under the Influence or Reckless Driving.
Responded to the scene of major or highly sensitive incidents and assume command or assist the person in command.
Conduct activities of the shift relating to the police officer communications, crime prevention, patrol, and traffic.
Assisted US Air Force Office of Special Investigation (OSI) when necessary.
Perform effectively in emergency and stressful situations and lead personnel to accomplish law objectives.
Communicate effectively with individuals and groups regarding law enforcement duties and regulations.
Assist (CPS) Child Protective Services in the removal of children from residences and to protect the peace.
Transport felony and misdemeanor arrestees to and from other agencies, arranging designated contacts and locations.
Assume emergency situations, being able to make rapid, on the spot decisions regarding these issues, advising superiors of the issues or problems at hand. Some examples of this could be nuclear accidents or incidents, Natural disasters, Traffic accidents, Crime scenes, Demonstrations, Terrorist/Active shooter situations, or any situation that may occur or be assigned by superiors.
Air Force Security Forces distinguished graduate. Top acadamic and performance evaluations of a class of 93.Job Title: lead Federal Security Officer
Company: Department of the Army
Period: September 2010 - May 2015
Role Description:Prevented and resolved issues regarding entry to include providing detailed oral and written reports.
Provided safety perimeters for suspicious packages, bomb threats, and security alerts.
Conducted physical security checks of buildings ensuring no compromise of classified information.
Provided security protection of entry control point within assigned areas.
Safeguarded vital information, people, operations, post and subject matter pertaining to assigned post instructions.
Operated and monitor Explosive Trace Detection (ETD) to assess and detect an anomaly, prohibited items, and contrabands.
Provided entry control to sensitive areas via access Entry Control Point (ECP).
Controlled ingress and egress to security checkpoints via identification authenticity machine and training.
Provided force protection duties to detect and deter terrorism and criminal activity. Enforce rules, regulations, policy, and statutes. Keep records and/or indicates duty data in log books. Operate emergency bollard systems daily.
Provided recommendations for improvements to the security checkpoints and operations.Job Title: Carpentry Masonry Specialist
Company: US Army
Period: April 2001 - November 2008
Role Description:Route Clearance engineer (Afghanistan)
Construction engineer. Light carpentry, masonry and general labor work.
Proficeint with power tools, maintenance and light construction.
Lead team in real world combat operations, providing tactical and technical guidance to subordinates and professional support to both superiors and subordinates in the accomplishment of their duties.
Leads, supervises, and trains subordinate personnel. Calls for and adjusts indirect fire. Evaluates terrain and selects weapon emplacement.
Supervises construction of hasty fortifications and receipt, storage, and issue of ammunition. Records operational information on maps.
Receives and implements combat orders, directs deployment of personnel in offensive, defensive, and retro grade operations.
Requests, observes, and adjusts direct supporting fire.
Evaluates terrain and supervises the emplacement of sighting and firing all assigned weapons. Uses maps and map overlays, performs intersection and resection, and determines elevation and grid azimuths.
Leads a fire team during a movement to contact, reconnaissance and security, an attack, defense, situational training exercises, and all infantry style dismounted battle drills.
Education:
DeSales Catholic High School
High School – General Studies
Period: June 1996 - June 2000
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