Mark Fluet's Resume

Mark R. Fluet

Employment Objective: Armed Security Officer

Summary of Qualifications

• Excellent customer service skills
• Valid Armed Guard Credentials
• Full knowledge of laws, rules and regulations regarding security protocols

• Current Gaming Control Board Registration
• Basic First Aid Skills
• Over ten years experience as a Armed Security Officer
• Strong writing and verbal skills
• Intermediate computer skills and a working knowledge of Microsoft Word

Skills

·        Patrolled industrial and commercial property to prevent and detect signs of intrusion

·        Answered alarms and investigated disturbances

·        Monitored and authorized entrance and the departure of employees or visitors

·        Maintained guard mount to prevent theft and secured premises

·        Maintained recordings from video security systems

·        Inspected and adjusted security systems and equipment to ensure operational use

·        Conducted safety inspections in order to ensure things ran accordingly

·        Unlocked buildings and doors in compliance with company rules

·        Provided escort to ensure personnel, property, funds or documents are safely delivered

·        Wrote reports of daily activities and irregularities

·        Utilized radio or telephone to call for assistance

·        Called EMS system in cases of emergency

Summary

11/2012-Present

Security Officer, Allied Barton Security Services, Nationwide, US

• Responded to emergencies. 
• Patrolled and observed all areas to ensure guest and Team Member safety.
• Responded to disturbances as well as observed reported, documented and appropriate action as directed.
• Transported and protected Company funds.
• Knowledge of and enforcement of applicable laws, policies and procedures.

10/2007-06/2012

Security Officer, Boyd Gaming, Las Vegas, Nevada

• Responded to emergencies. 
• Patrolled and observed all areas to ensure guest and Team Member safety.
• Responded to disturbances as well as observed reported, documented and appropriate action as directed.
• Transported and protected Company funds.
• Knowledge of and enforcement of applicable laws, policies and procedures.
• Machine fills, money transfers, secured convention areas and loading docks.

 03/2001-10/2007

Field Training Officer, Sahara Hotel and Casino, Las Vegas, Nevada

·        Trained personnel including surveillance and report writing

• Responded to emergencies. 
• Patrolled and observed all areas to ensure guest and Team Member safety.
• Responded to disturbances as well as observed reported, documented and appropriate action as directed.
• Transported and protected Company funds.
• Knowledge of and enforcement of applicable laws, policies and procedures.
• Machine fills, money transfers, secured convention areas and loading docks.

Associates of Arts, IT Security, University of Phoenix

High School Diploma, Alhambra High School

United States Coast Guard Veteran

 

Mark Fluet

Mark Fluet Has many training Certificates This is one of the Master Security Officer training

MASTER SECURITY OFFICER

 mark Richard Fluet Is a 10 year veteran of the United States Military. He has an award from the Governor of California and was a maritime Law Enforcement Officer. Mark Fluet Is a Public Safety Officer with the best training. These are some of his certs

The Fuel Bug

The Fuel Bug

It was the day after the Boarding of the Taiwanese Fishing Vessel, and Mark and the crew were taking some shore leave. They had a blast in Yokuska, Japan and they enjoyed themselves. Mark found out what a club overseas was really like. It was not as lame as the clubs in the United States.

The time came for the ship to get underway, this was going to be the last actual voyage on the United States Coast Guard Cutter Morgenthau because it was scheduled to be revamped at the FRAM in Seattle Washington.

The ship departed the dock and was en route to Alameda, California. The engineers sat on the mess-deck and got ready to go to the recreation deck, when all of a sudden the entire ship went dark. Mark Fluet and the engineers not on watch scrambled through the dark with only the emergency lighting to help them. The engineers were at the main control room and the duty crew discovered that it was the number 1 ship service generator. The oilman on watch turned on the number 2 ships service generator.

Mark Fluet was assigned the task of assisting the cleaning of the fuel tank and getting the generator back on line. It was just in the nick of time too because as soon as they were done, the ship went dark again. This time the number 2 generator went off line. The same crew had to get the number 2 generator checked now. Mark and the duty section was on it.

The Engineering Officer assigned Petty Officer Jackson to figure out what was causing this. It took absolutely no time at all when they centrifuged the test sample of the fuel. It was discovered that a tiny parasite was in the Japanese fuel tanks. This parasite was a microbiological parasite feeding on the fuel particles and leaving the water. We all know that engines do not run on water well.

The Morgenthau made an emergency port call cleaned out both the tanks and got both generators back on line and in 14 days returned home to the Coast Guard Island Alameda, CArecreation deck, when all of a sudden the entire ship went dark. Mark Fluet and the engineers not on watch scrambled through the dark with only the emergency lighting to help them. The engineers were at the main control room and the duty crew discovered that it was the number 1 ship service generator. The oilman on watch turned on the number 2 ships service generator.

Mark Fluet was assigned the task of assisting the cleaning of the fuel tank and getting the generator back on line. It was just in the nick of time too because as soon as they were done, the ship went dark again. This time the number 2 generator went off line. The same crew had to get the number 2 generator checked now. Mark and the duty section was on it.

The Engineering Officer assigned Petty Officer Jackson to figure out what was causing this. It took absolutely no time at all when they centrifuged the test sample of the fuel. It was discovered that a tiny parasite was in the Japanese fuel tanks. This parasite was a microbiological parasite feeding on the fuel particles and leaving the water. We all know that engines do not run on water well.

The Morgenthau made an emergency port call cleaned out both the tanks and got both generators back on line and in 14 days returned home to the Coast Guard Island Alameda, CA

The Latest of the business rankings today marked a great day for Fluet Enterprises

 Saturday, September 1st, 2012

   Today Marked a great day for Fluet Enterprises, not only are we expanding. New partners were taken in today, and these partners are very serious about destroying the competition as well as those individuals that are liars like Jennifer marsh.

    The new team comes in Monday and they are the best in Damage Control and taking care of Business Fluet enterprises is happy to have them on board as we look into another successful year.

at the close of Business the codes Mark Fluet put in and the rankings Mark Fluet's Business under Mark is number 1

Mark Richard Fluet

The Real Truth of Mark Richard Fluet

Born Waterbury, Connecticut May 18, 1969
Moved to Burbank California
Graduated Alhambra High School
Enlisted In the United States Coast Guard
After that went to the Army National Guard
Security Supervisor and State Certified Field Training Officer at Sahara Hotel Casino
Bounty Hunter
Computer builder
Programmer
and hacker (is learning whatever he can)
Graduated Phoenix University
All around honest guy