John Joseph

Install X-Ray, computers, and communications equipment in mobile X-Ray vehicles Provide low level, light mechanical and electrical repairs to X-Ray and computer equipment Schedule high level equipment repairs with qualified outside agencies

Fleet and Equipment Manager; Network Administrator; Building Maintenance Manager at LA Imaging Services and LA Imaging Clinic (2008-03 – Present)

• Install X-Ray, computers, and communications equipment in mobile X-Ray vehicles
• Provide low level, light mechanical and electrical repairs to X-Ray and computer equipment
• Schedule high level equipment repairs with qualified outside agencies
• Provide onsite repair to vehicles and equipment as needed
• Maintain X-Ray equipment certifications to comply with local, state, and federal laws
• Maintain vehicle and equipment maintenance documentation
• Instruct end user on proper use of equipment
• Provide technical support to X-Ray techs
• Calibrate x-ray machines and DR panels
• Periodically inspect all company vehicles and equipment for safety and functionality
• Ensure that there is an adequate stock of disposable medical equipment used in performing X-Ray procedures
• Troubleshoot malfunctioning X-Ray, computer, and recording equipment
• Hire and train Clinic driver technicians

Owner/Repair Technician at Family Technical Support (1999-03 – Present)

• Virus, adware, and spy ware removal
• From 1999 to present, removed over 420,000 viruses
• Hardware/Software upgrades and maintenance
• Installed CD, DVD, and floppy disk drives,
• Installed pci, sound cards, network cards, and memory
• Installed over 300 various software programs
• Keyboard, mouse, and monitor repair/replacement
• Train users on various programs and PC functions, such as Microsoft Word, Access, Outlook, PowerPoint, the World Wide Web, etc.
• Install and trouble shoot wired and wireless networks
• Install security suites to protect wireless networks
• Train users on wireless security

Driver at Texas Louisiana Carthage (2006-08 – 2008-03)

• Safely operate 18 wheeler tractor and trailer.
• Operate pallet jack trucks and fork lifts to load general freight.
• Transport and deliver general freight
• Produce and/or secure transportation bills of lading and paperwork.
• Ensure that load complies with DOT regulations.
• Placards on freight and vehicles
• Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS)
• Load weight distribution and load secureness
• Wear proper personal protective equipment when handling hazardous and dangerous chemicals.
• Ensure that various chemicals and freight are properly segregated and secured when loaded onto trailers.
• Work with hazardous chemicals.
• Document delivery confirmations.
• File transportation and delivery documentation for customer product tracing, billing, and accounts payable.
• Document received freight.
• Who brought the freight
• Amount of freight received
• Freight damage
• Freight exceptions (overage/shortage)
• Place received freight in designated areas.
• Clean trailers, trucks, and warehouse area.
• Provide customer support via phone and physical deliveries.

Operator Assistant II at Halliburton Energy Resources (2003-10 – 2006-11)

• Safely operate 18 wheeler tractor and trailer.
• Load bulk liquid and dry chemicals.
• Transport bulk liquid and dry chemicals.
• Produce and/or secure transportation bills of lading and paperwork.
• Ensure that load complies with DOT regulations.
• Placards on freight and vehicles
• Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS)
• Load weight distribution and load secureness
• Wear proper personal protective equipment when handling hazardous and dangerous chemicals.
• Ensure safe unloading of bulk chemicals.
• Work with hazardous chemicals.
• Trained to have knowledge of various chemicals in oil and gas environments
• Cement and cement additives
• Calcium chloride
• Barite
• Flour
• Mud
• Diesel Petroleum
• Follow step-by-step procedures in loading, mixing, and distributing chemicals.
• Use established mathematical formulas to figure exact chemical mixtures.

Driver at Dependable Tank Lines (Quality Carriers) (2001-11 – 2003-10)

• Safely operate 18 wheeler tractor and trailer.
• Load bulk liquid chemicals.
• Transport bulk liquid chemicals.
• Produce and/or secure transportation bills of lading and paperwork.
• Ensure that load complies with DOT regulations.
• Placards on freight and vehicles
• Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS)
• Load weight distribution and load secureness
• Wear proper personal protective equipment when handling hazardous and dangerous chemicals.
• Ensure safe unloading of bulk chemicals.

Captain at Wackenhut Corrections (1998-04 – 2001-08)

• Ensure that local, state, and federal laws and facility policy and procedures were followed.
• Supervise prisoner intake.
• Update and maintain prisoner database.
• record daily movement of prisoners in housing database
• enter various data into database, such as alias, gang affiliations, etc.
• update prisoners property records
• Update and maintain prisoner photo database.
• Fingerprint prisoners during intake.
• Train authorized users on use of housing database.
• Maintain custody, control, and safety of prisoners.
• Supervised prisoners in dorm, recreation, outdoor, and prison job settings
• Routinely worked the high security segregation unit
• Worked guard tower
• Carry out facility building schedule and routine facility tasks.
• Count prisoners
• Perform living quarter searches
• Perform pat down searches
• Perform physical security checks
• File facility reports such as rule violation, work orders, witness and investigation, and incident reports.
• Supervise and direct approximately 80 correctional officers and 5 corrections supervisors.
• Delegate and assign officer duty assignments
• Ensure that 4 security shifts are properly staffed
• Counsel staff and conduct performance evaluations
• Assist in training new staff.
• Conduct facility policy and self defense training
• Assistant Correctional Emergency Response Team (CERT) Commander.
• Provide classroom and tactical instruction
• Conduct chemical agent training and certification
• Conduct chemical agent deployment weapons training
• Assist in maintaining chemical agent, firearms, and CERT equipment inventories
• Count and perform a visual check of equipment
• Dispose of broken equipment and outdated chemical agents
• Order replacement equipment and chemical agents
• Maintain security documentation for American Correctional Association (ACA) accreditation.
• Conduct investigation of staff and prisoner misconduct and file facility reports based on investigation.
• interview witnesses to incidents
• collect and review physical evidence
• Hearing officer for minor inmate rule violations.
• Served as duty warden on a rotational basis.
• Ensure facility building schedule is followed
• Monitor weekend visitation
• Supervise inmate transportation
• Plan routes to and from locations
• Plan specialized training for transportation officers
• Part of facility policy committee.
• Recommend changes to facility policy
• Review submitted policy recommendations
• Provide quality control for facility laundry, kitchen, and various prisoner services.

Corrections Officer at Corrections Corporation of America (1997-10 – 1998-04)

• Maintain custody and control of prisoners.
• Supervised prisoners in dorm, recreation, outdoor, and prison job settings
• Routinely worked the high security segregation unit
• Worked guard tower
• Carry out facility building schedule and routine facility tasks.
• Count prisoners
• Perform living quarter searches
• Perform pat down searches
• Perform physical security checks
• File facility reports such as rule violation, work orders, witness and investigation, and incident reports.

Signal Support System Specialist at United State Army (1995-06 – 1997-01)

• Install, operate, and maintain computers, radios, and satellite equipment.
• set up computer networks with various topographies
• physical set up of network hardware, such as running network and telephone cables and assignment and placement of network equipment
• program and encrypt radio and computers for network communication
• assign user names and passwords for network authentication
• perform upgrades to equipment
• troubleshoot faulty equipment and perform functional repairs such as replacing control cards, soldering connections, and replacing broken parts
• Submit documented work order requests to order replacement parts
• Train users on use of all network and communication equipment.
• Assist and respond to user problems, communication failures, and various network problems, such as peripheral component failures.
• Maintain equipment inventories and order commonly used parts.
• Maintain warehouse and assigned vehicles.

Master's Degree in Computer Information Systems – University of Phoenix (2010-10)

Bachelor's Degree in Information Technology – University of Phoenix (2008-10)

High School or equivalent – WINNFIELD SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL (1995-05)