Antonio D Cummings has over 20 years of experience in security and military roles. He currently works as a Protective Security Officer in Mississippi, providing security at federal facilities, and previously served as a Supervisor for a private security firm. Cummings has a background in the US Navy, including experience as a Boatswain's Mate and Navy Recruiter. He has various qualifications, including active Top Secret clearance and certifications in first aid/CPR, firearms handling, and security administration.

1. Antonio D Cummings
19 Brock Drive
Byram, Mississippi 39272
(C) 601-212-2617
Bm2cummings@yahoo.com
Citizenship: United States of America
Veteran’s Preference: 5-Point Preference
Clearance: Active, Top Secret
Summary of Experience
8 years military experience, 8 years experience as a Federal Security Officer. Current Mississippi
Security Guard Firearms Permit, First Aid/CPR certification. ASP Baton training and
certification. Small arms weapons expert. Enlisted Navy Recruiting Orientation/Human
Resource Counselor.
Professional Accomplishments
Security Consultants Group, Supervisor (Lieutenant) February 2013-Sept 2013
100 East Capital Street 60 Hours per week
Jackson, MS 39206 Supervisor: Tom LeGuin, 601-352-1280
Summary: Responsible for day to day operations of assigned guard force to include ensuring
that posts are staffed and all contractual requirements are met while securing 2,800 Government
and civilian personnel in ten Federal Agency Buildings over eight Central Mississippi cities.
 Provide direct supervision of 45 Security Officers.
 Maintain order and discipline of Security Officers in accordance with established Rules
of Personal Conduct and contractual agreements.
 Identify staffing needs and specific qualifications of applicants.
 Interview applicants on experience, education and skills.
 Initiate background checks.
 Recommend and process applicants for hire.
 Oversee training, training records, and the upkeep of required Government certifications.
 Act as liaison between security contract holder and the Department of Homeland Security
when reporting security incidents and violations.
 Coordinate and conduct Government required training and inspections.
 Coordinate weekly, bi-weekly and monthly schedules.
 Process weekly payroll.

2. Security Consultants Group, Protective Security Officer February 2007-Present
100 East Capital Street 40 Hours per week
Jackson, MS 39206 Supervisor: John Cousins, 601-352-1280
Summary: Provide physical security within Federal facilities such as Federal Buildings, US
Courthouses, Social Security Administration buildings, FBI, IRS, Immigration and Customs
Enforcement (ICE). Act as the primary security response until law enforcement assistance
arrives when situations warrant.
 Maintain entrance and access control
 Perform roving patrol and traffic control
 Operate and monitor security and fire systems within the facilities
 Respond to events of injury or illness
 First AID/CPR certified
 Certified through Federal Protective Services to carry a 9mm handgun on duty
 ASP Baton certified
United States Navy Recruiter/Human Resources October 2003-October 2006
1293 Metro Drive 50+ Hours per Week
Jackson, MS 39204 Supervisor: Tony Chambers, 601-613-2419
Summary: Direct supervisor of 6 active duty recruiters in a medium/ large recruiting station.
Responsible for all advertising and marketing of the U.S. Navy which covered 178 square miles
of territory. Oversaw the training and development of 216 Naval Delayed Entry Program (DEP)
candidates and enlistees prior to reporting to basic training.
 Schedule appointments and interviews with qualified applicants
 Speak publicly at career/college fairs
 Complete enlistment documents and maintain accurate enlistment/training records
 Career counseling and placement based on individual qualifications
 Supervise and train new recruiters on government policies, interviewing procedures, and
public relations including career fairs, marketing, and public speaking.
 Expert in resolving drawbacks, skepticisms, misunderstandings, and overcoming
indifferences.
 Recruiter-in-Charge of a medium 6 man recruiting station with a goal of at least 5-8 new
recruits per month.
 Formulate a productive prospecting plan based on the market and the monthly
requirements of the Navy.

3. United States Navy Boatswain’s Mate July 1998-October 2003
USS Blue Ridge, Yokosuka, Japan 50+ Hours per Week
USS Yorktown, Pascagoula, MS Supervisor: BMCM Kidd, USS Blue Ridge
BMC Abrahams, USS Yorktown
Summary: Responsible for all aspects of the ship’s deck. Stand watch as a helmsman, repair and
maintain the deck and all of its equipment oversee small-boat operations, make sure all supplies
are handled safely and efficiently and supervise personnel.
 Train, direct, and supervise personnel in ship's maintenance, navigation, and security.
 Upkeep of ship's external structure, rigging, deck equipment, and boats.
 Act as petty officer-in-charge of picket boats, self-propelled barges, tugs, and other yard
and harbor crafts.
 Operate and maintain equipment used in loading and unloading cargo, ammunition and
fuel.
 Take charge of and supervise UNREP (underway replenishment) procedures and
equipment.
Education
Diploma, Wingfield High School, 1998
Jackson, MS 39204
Accomplishments
 Recruiter of the Year, 2004 and 2006
 Special Security Tactical Team for President George W. Bush during his visit to
Jacksonville Naval Station in 2003
 3 Naval Achievement Medals
 2 Naval Good Conduct Medals
 Junior Sailor of the Quarter 2003
 Sailor of the Quarter 2004 and 2005
 Awarded Lieutenant position 2013
*References supplied upon request*