Simon Clay

With in my time in the Army with the RMPs I undertook a variety of roles as a Police officer policing service personel. In Garrison town we would assist local police authorities in town centres.venues that the military would be in attendance.

I have had experience in

• Evidence gathering
• Statement taking
• Interviews/interrogations
• Detainee handling
• Close Protection.

I was also part of the Joint Service Police Security Unit (JSPSU) in Cyprus, Belize, Falklands. I have also worked closely with the US in Iraq and Afghan while dealing with prisoners whether in transport, detaining or gathering intel.

Our day to day duties are the welfare of Migrants who cross over in boats. It is our responsibility to get them changed into dry clothing and then watching over them during they're time with us before being bored onto busses to another site which we accompany them to.

Our jobs include Security and CCTV of the site. Changing Migrants into clean clothing, Scanning them on and off site, feeding them and general wellbeing of them while in our care.

• Provided efficient food and drinks service for high levels of customer satisfaction.
• Prepared mixed drinks and poured wine, beer and non-alcoholic beverages within target service timeframes.
• Created friendly, welcoming atmosphere to encourage positive guest experiences, prolonging visits to increase profitability.

Once a week I would clean the lines and the cellar while also rotating the stock ready for the new deliveries. being a key holder I would open up the bar most days and closes it down as well as handling the cash and securing it in the safe after every shift.

• Maintained bar stocks, replenishing daily as necessary.

I was a Security officer with Mitie and my duties with in the role were primarily working for the NHS at a Talking Therapies clinic. I was the key holder for the site, I would open up the building in the morning to let the cleaner in and also making sure all the offices where unlocked and ready for staff that day, someday I would have to stay back depending on if a therapist had a new Patient in or if they had a volatile patient in to be assessed. Evenings I would do my rounds before locking up the building.

I also worked security at the local hospital for the same company working in the CCTV room aswel as being on call to respond to calls coming in from wards as well as A&E when patients would be attacking staff/patients physically/Verbally. We dealt with all walks of like in that job and all different types of needs from physical to mental health ie (Dementia).

On a Night shift we would be responsible for locking the main hospital and surrounding clinics and offices down during the night.

• Identified dangerous and prohibited objects by conducting physical inspections and operating x-ray machines to screen cargo.
• Documented incidents to maintain security logs.
• Responded to pilot or crew to provide necessary assistance.
• Exercised concentration and initiative to identify and locate potentially life-threatening devices.
• Used knowledge of emergency procedures to manage crisis situations.
• Performed mobile, foot and static patrols in assigned areas to provide safety and security.
• Screened baggage to identify and remove threats.
• Conducted screening and security checks to execute and facilitate safe transportation of cargo.
• Controlled and monitored access points to identify and report suspicious individuals and activities.
• Monitored movements of passengers and employees to avoid safety being compromised.
• Worked with team to optimise screening and security checks.
• Escorted individuals to service areas to practice security measures.