1. Marguerite Lamorey
1610 E. Ridgewood St. Orlando, FL 32803
(704) 654-7268 Mclamorey@yahoo.com
OBJECTIVE: Obtain a position as a security guard.
PROFESSIONAL SUMMARY
A disciplined and qualified security professional maintaining the obligation of protecting people
and property with the need to maintain respectable interactions with customers and the public.
Able to adapt to new environments while remaining observant and accurately assess situations.
Capable of working alone or as a member of a team, very comfortable exercising initiative and
problem solving. Skills:
• Well-organized/ Attention to detail
• Procedural compliance
• Risk Management
• Adaptable
• Smalls Arms Qualified
• Team Building & Collaboration
• Problem Solver & Critical Thinker
• Leadership experience
• Exceptional communicator
EXPERIENCE
Gate Guard Sentry and Weapons Specialist, United States Navy, 2011-May 2016
• Conducted over 400 hours of armed patrols and inspections in U.S and overseas in
controlled areas, resulting in zero-loss in a 2-year period.
• Investigated security and safety violations during watch standing, recorded findings in
detailed watch logbooks.
• Recognized by senior individuals for ability to communicate in an effective manner at all
levels of understanding, as well as completing any task given.
• Primary night armorer for naval ship, during evening shift rotation for 9 months.
Maintained 100% accountability for all weapons and ammunition.
• Main member of Security Reaction Force Basic Team and Small Craft Action Team
during duration aboard naval ship.
• Effectively trained and managed safe weapons handling technique training for a diverse
workforce of 20+ members of the military. Ensured all training standards were met.
• Assisted as a gun range line coach during 4 company wide gun qualification evolutions.
• Supervisory position over division of people for weapons department. Provided
leadership, instruction, and supervision for small groups of military members, ensuring
each person was prepared and trained for the mission.
• Trouble shot electrical equipment, which required speedy diagnosis through visual
assessment. Correctly identified issues with electronics and repaired equipment ensuring
that any non-operational equipment was back in service within 24 hrs.
• Utilized computers, communication equipment, and personal navigation devices to
complete tasks effectively and accurately.
EDUCATION
• US Navy Weapons Specialist Training, 85 Credits
• Mallard Creek High School, High School Diploma