Shaun Johnson

To acquire a position where my operation manager and director of security skills can be placed in a challenging environment.

SPECIAL SKILLS: Self Defense, Martial Arts Expert, First Aid, Tear Gas Training, Firearms Training Hand Cuffing, Arrest & Control, Radio Procedures, Penal Code, Criminal Law, Civil Law, Fire Prevention, Weapons Of Destruction / Terrorism Awareness Training, Less Lethal with Taser Training course, Certified Loss Prevention and Certified In Trespassing Course. DUTIES: Payroll for security department, supervise all Security personnel at several locations and setting up special events, scheduling security personnel and new Accounts for the company. Also knowledgeable with Fire Extinguishing Systems, Hazardous Materials, Hotel / Motel Security, Alarm Systems, Patrol Techniques and Procedures, Detex Clock and O.S.H.A Requirements. Also Vehicle Patrol, Building Checks, Security Management Techniques, Interviewing and Interrogation, computer Skills, Report Writing, Business & Profession Code (B&P), Welfare and Institution Codes (W.I.C) and Private Security Officers Training (P.S.O.T).

Recording numerical data: Computer bookkeepers compute, classify, and record numerical data to keep financial records complete. Perform routine calculating, posting, and verifying duties to obtain primary financial data. Processing accounts payable and receivable: Computer bookkeepers process accounts payable and receivable. Monitor purchase orders and invoices, code invoices with the correct ledger information, and obtain approvals for payments. Process payroll and track payroll data.

Maintaining a balanced general ledger: Computer bookkeepers maintain a balanced general ledger, which is a vital component of bookkeeping. Prepare financial reports by collecting, analyzing, and summarizing accounting for information.