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DAVID SHISK
Norman, OK 73071
(850) 291-6178
David.m.shisk@gmail.com
https://www.linkedin.com/in/david-shisk-07aa0a54
PROFESSIONAL SUMMARY
Security Manager and Military Veteran with a Top Secret Security Clearance and over 20 years of proven experience in program
management, training, and community engagement. Led teams of up 120 in dynamic, fast-paced environments. Possesses a
comprehensive background in information assurance, security management, threat assessment, team coordination, and leader
development derived from conducting domestic and global operations in North America, Central America, and the Middle East.
Managed risk upon multiple lines to protect assets, property, and equipment valued over $1.5B. Career supported intensive Navy
security and leadership training, as well as numerous technical and professional training accreditations.
 Cross Functional Leadership
 Project Management
 Strategic Planning
 Operations Management
 Safety / Risk Management
 Physical & Information Security
 Training / Program Development
 Emergency Management
 Written & Oral Communication
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
UNITED STATES NAVY, Various Global Locations 1993-Present
Security Director (2014-Present)
Directed a 120-person security department, protecting 16 strategic nuclear assets critical to national security and valued at over
$1.5B. Advised executive leadership as Subject Matter Expert for physical and personnel security.
 Oversaw training and inspection of three 300-person teams, provided professional development opportunities,
mentored employees on career goals, and delivered annual performance reviews leading to a retention rate of over 93%
 Consulted with installation and command facilities managers to plan and execute multiple renovation and maintenance
projects; managed various contractors to ensure projects were completed on-time and up to standard
 Authored 27 departmental standard operating procedures, 16 pre-planned responses for emergent situations, and 33
emergency drill packages to ensure readiness for any contingency
 Managed industrial security program for a major command and 3 subordinate detachment sites, analyzing current
intelligence reports, and controlling and accounting for classified material, documents, and information
 Established procedures for processing security clearances for military and civilian personnel; led and mentored 2 junior
managers in information security procedures and daily duties for the upkeep of personnel security program, Joint
Personnel Adjudication System (JPAS), and Electronic Questionnaires for Investigations Processing (e-QIP) systems
 Processed on average 6 contract security classification requests, 25 requests for personnel security clearances, 30
Restricted Area Badge requests, 150 visit requests, 200 clearance inquiries, and 5 requests for information per month
 Authored training presentation on the handling of classified and sensitive material, resulting in an increase in overall
organizational readiness; authored position descriptions for new civilian employees, outlining responsibility and duties
 Liaison between organization and other military, local, state, and federal law enforcement agencies; coordinated with
local mayors, law enforcement chiefs, and state senators to plan and host the “Picnic for Protectors” event
 Served as command representative for the Tinker AFB Emergency Operations Center and chair of quarterly working
groups with department heads and squadron commanders focusing on security issues and process improvements
Security Department Head (2008-2014)
Managed day-to-day operations, and promulgated policies and procedures for security departments comprised of up to 38-
personnel, providing safety and security for up to 850 military and civilian personnel in domestic and overseas environments.
 Served as Contracting Officer Representative (COR) for security contract totaling $250K in one of the most dangerous
regions of the world; reviewed 8 contract bids, over 1,300 pages, to identify the best contractor for security requirements
 Contributed to planning and execution of a $17M contract to upgrade the security posture of major training hospital
 Coordinated with 3 local hospitals, law enforcement agencies, and Emergency Operations Centers to establish a county
wide board for emergency operations cooperation
 Initiated, reviewed, and approved over 120 security investigations and reports of criminal and security violations
 Supervised, trained, and mentored employees on policy and procedure compliance, resulting in the overall increase of
team technical knowledge and 100% qualification compliance; achieved a 100% departmental retention rate
DAVID SHISK PAGE 2
 Oversaw 7 Courts-Martial and Non-Judicial Punishment proceedings, providing security and keeping order; coordinated
the armed and un-armed transport of 4 personnel to the Consolidated Brig in Jacksonville, FL
 Primary liaison and country approver to the U.S. Embassy in San Salvador, El Salvador for all personnel entering country
 Led team to execute 182 anti-terrorism drills, 400 new employee security in briefs, and over 1.1K vehicle inspections
 Automated Personnel and Aircraft Clearance System (APACS) approver for 3 commands across 2 geographic regions
 Provided security for hospital compound and 10 outlying clinics; deescalated sensitive patient conflicts as the primary
responder for incidents involving the hospital’s mental health ward
 Spearheaded annual Captain’s Cup Competition, coordinating 29 teams consisting of 244 personnel for 18 tournament
events to instill comradery and build team work, while promoting physical fitness amongst competitors
 Authored and implemented a comprehensive Anti-Terrorism and Force Protection plan in support of Commander's
vision, lauded by Higher Headquarters inspection team as the best plan they had seen
 Advised senior leadership on criminal and force protection subjects, to include search and seizure, criminology, special
investigation, riot and crowd control techniques, and verbal engagement measures
Instructor (2005-2008)
Instructed Anti-terrorism / Force Protection, Auxiliary Security Force, Weapons Retention, Small Arms Marksmanship,
Advanced Ship Reaction Force, and Non-Lethal Weapons Basic Instructor courses for approximately 2,000 personnel.
 Managed realistic training program for 80 land and harbor security patrol personnel, leading to 100% patrol certifications
 Structured a 30-peson watch section that integrated Naval Security Forces and Naval Coastal Defense personal into a
single comprehensive unit capable of meeting all landside and afloat force protection requirements
 Developed and implemented a new perimeter security and key control / tracking system, securing 4 installations
 Conducted new employee indoctrination for security procedures and handling of classified material
 Facilitated multiple leadership training topics for newly advanced personnel
 Command Advisor on requirements for official and non-official foreign travel
 Conducted annual reviews of all organizational site information and personnel security procedures; conducted remedial
training where warranted
 Certified as an Anti-Terrorism Training Specialist
MILITARY TRAINING & CERTIFICATIONS
Homeland Security Level I-V, American College of Forensic Examiners Institute
Certification in Disaster Preparedness, American Board for Certification in Homeland Security
Master Anti-Terrorism Specialist, Anti-Terrorism Accreditation Board
Journeyman Office Manager
Anti-Terrorism Training Supervisor
Navy Security Manager Course
Navy Contracting Officer Representative Course
Anti-terrorism Officer Level 2
Senior Enlisted Academy Graduate
CLEET Certified Reserve Peace Officer (Oklahoma)
SELECT AWARDS
Navy Commendation Medal (3)
Navy Achievement Medal (4)
Iraq Campaign Medal
Multiple Unit, Personal, and Campaign Awards

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David Shisk HHUSA Resume

  • 1. DAVID SHISK Norman, OK 73071 (850) 291-6178 David.m.shisk@gmail.com https://www.linkedin.com/in/david-shisk-07aa0a54 PROFESSIONAL SUMMARY Security Manager and Military Veteran with a Top Secret Security Clearance and over 20 years of proven experience in program management, training, and community engagement. Led teams of up 120 in dynamic, fast-paced environments. Possesses a comprehensive background in information assurance, security management, threat assessment, team coordination, and leader development derived from conducting domestic and global operations in North America, Central America, and the Middle East. Managed risk upon multiple lines to protect assets, property, and equipment valued over $1.5B. Career supported intensive Navy security and leadership training, as well as numerous technical and professional training accreditations.  Cross Functional Leadership  Project Management  Strategic Planning  Operations Management  Safety / Risk Management  Physical & Information Security  Training / Program Development  Emergency Management  Written & Oral Communication PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE UNITED STATES NAVY, Various Global Locations 1993-Present Security Director (2014-Present) Directed a 120-person security department, protecting 16 strategic nuclear assets critical to national security and valued at over $1.5B. Advised executive leadership as Subject Matter Expert for physical and personnel security.  Oversaw training and inspection of three 300-person teams, provided professional development opportunities, mentored employees on career goals, and delivered annual performance reviews leading to a retention rate of over 93%  Consulted with installation and command facilities managers to plan and execute multiple renovation and maintenance projects; managed various contractors to ensure projects were completed on-time and up to standard  Authored 27 departmental standard operating procedures, 16 pre-planned responses for emergent situations, and 33 emergency drill packages to ensure readiness for any contingency  Managed industrial security program for a major command and 3 subordinate detachment sites, analyzing current intelligence reports, and controlling and accounting for classified material, documents, and information  Established procedures for processing security clearances for military and civilian personnel; led and mentored 2 junior managers in information security procedures and daily duties for the upkeep of personnel security program, Joint Personnel Adjudication System (JPAS), and Electronic Questionnaires for Investigations Processing (e-QIP) systems  Processed on average 6 contract security classification requests, 25 requests for personnel security clearances, 30 Restricted Area Badge requests, 150 visit requests, 200 clearance inquiries, and 5 requests for information per month  Authored training presentation on the handling of classified and sensitive material, resulting in an increase in overall organizational readiness; authored position descriptions for new civilian employees, outlining responsibility and duties  Liaison between organization and other military, local, state, and federal law enforcement agencies; coordinated with local mayors, law enforcement chiefs, and state senators to plan and host the “Picnic for Protectors” event  Served as command representative for the Tinker AFB Emergency Operations Center and chair of quarterly working groups with department heads and squadron commanders focusing on security issues and process improvements Security Department Head (2008-2014) Managed day-to-day operations, and promulgated policies and procedures for security departments comprised of up to 38- personnel, providing safety and security for up to 850 military and civilian personnel in domestic and overseas environments.  Served as Contracting Officer Representative (COR) for security contract totaling $250K in one of the most dangerous regions of the world; reviewed 8 contract bids, over 1,300 pages, to identify the best contractor for security requirements  Contributed to planning and execution of a $17M contract to upgrade the security posture of major training hospital  Coordinated with 3 local hospitals, law enforcement agencies, and Emergency Operations Centers to establish a county wide board for emergency operations cooperation  Initiated, reviewed, and approved over 120 security investigations and reports of criminal and security violations  Supervised, trained, and mentored employees on policy and procedure compliance, resulting in the overall increase of team technical knowledge and 100% qualification compliance; achieved a 100% departmental retention rate
  • 2. DAVID SHISK PAGE 2  Oversaw 7 Courts-Martial and Non-Judicial Punishment proceedings, providing security and keeping order; coordinated the armed and un-armed transport of 4 personnel to the Consolidated Brig in Jacksonville, FL  Primary liaison and country approver to the U.S. Embassy in San Salvador, El Salvador for all personnel entering country  Led team to execute 182 anti-terrorism drills, 400 new employee security in briefs, and over 1.1K vehicle inspections  Automated Personnel and Aircraft Clearance System (APACS) approver for 3 commands across 2 geographic regions  Provided security for hospital compound and 10 outlying clinics; deescalated sensitive patient conflicts as the primary responder for incidents involving the hospital’s mental health ward  Spearheaded annual Captain’s Cup Competition, coordinating 29 teams consisting of 244 personnel for 18 tournament events to instill comradery and build team work, while promoting physical fitness amongst competitors  Authored and implemented a comprehensive Anti-Terrorism and Force Protection plan in support of Commander's vision, lauded by Higher Headquarters inspection team as the best plan they had seen  Advised senior leadership on criminal and force protection subjects, to include search and seizure, criminology, special investigation, riot and crowd control techniques, and verbal engagement measures Instructor (2005-2008) Instructed Anti-terrorism / Force Protection, Auxiliary Security Force, Weapons Retention, Small Arms Marksmanship, Advanced Ship Reaction Force, and Non-Lethal Weapons Basic Instructor courses for approximately 2,000 personnel.  Managed realistic training program for 80 land and harbor security patrol personnel, leading to 100% patrol certifications  Structured a 30-peson watch section that integrated Naval Security Forces and Naval Coastal Defense personal into a single comprehensive unit capable of meeting all landside and afloat force protection requirements  Developed and implemented a new perimeter security and key control / tracking system, securing 4 installations  Conducted new employee indoctrination for security procedures and handling of classified material  Facilitated multiple leadership training topics for newly advanced personnel  Command Advisor on requirements for official and non-official foreign travel  Conducted annual reviews of all organizational site information and personnel security procedures; conducted remedial training where warranted  Certified as an Anti-Terrorism Training Specialist MILITARY TRAINING & CERTIFICATIONS Homeland Security Level I-V, American College of Forensic Examiners Institute Certification in Disaster Preparedness, American Board for Certification in Homeland Security Master Anti-Terrorism Specialist, Anti-Terrorism Accreditation Board Journeyman Office Manager Anti-Terrorism Training Supervisor Navy Security Manager Course Navy Contracting Officer Representative Course Anti-terrorism Officer Level 2 Senior Enlisted Academy Graduate CLEET Certified Reserve Peace Officer (Oklahoma) SELECT AWARDS Navy Commendation Medal (3) Navy Achievement Medal (4) Iraq Campaign Medal Multiple Unit, Personal, and Campaign Awards