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Samuel Patton

3052 Cedar Hills #131, Texas, NA 30214

520.735.3041  ²  samuel.patton80@hotmail.com

~SECURITY COMPLIANCE PROFESSIONAL~

Cargo Regional Security Inspector  ²  Federal Security Compliance  ²  Domestic/International

Accomplished Federal Government Aviation Inspector that contributes to the safety of the air transportation passenger and cargo system by managing the compliance oversight of cargo aviation inspectors, communicating with the federalized airport’s Federal Security Directors, Assistant Federal Security Directors, Security Inspectors, other Transportation Security Administration (TSA) offices and other Federal Agencies.  Conducts outreach sessions, inspections and/or investigations of domestic and international aviation regulated entities.

Skilled with the knowledge of the various TSA security programs, security directives, emergency amendments, Code of Federal Regulations and having the organizational ability to track the work plan, prepare reports and communicate with professionals from TSA, airports, airlines, freight-forwarders and International Host Governments.

Unique ability to be organized and result driven by meeting time-line goals, effectively communicate with the regulated entities, TSA field staffing and other TSA offices.  In addition, a unique ability as a very effective writer that prepares well-written inspection and investigative reports, inspection and investigation data tracking reports and high-level briefings to TSA senior leadership.

Leads from a position of being organized, calm, focus and result driven, build and empower the regulated entities by using a team effort to reach compliance with the various security programs and build a compliance partnership between TSA and regulated industry.

Able to meet fiscal year work plan requirements by conducting required TSA offices site visits, conducting compliance oversight of the TSA field work plan, addressing TSA field staffing questions and/or concerns, performing other TSA collateral duties, conducting quality control reviews of inspection and investigation reports and attending various targeted inspection surges at TSA airports.

• Cargo Regional Security Inspector (Cargo RSI) for the TSA at the Headquarters Office with the responsibility of providing oversight inspection of the aviation security programs and policies.
• Maintaining and meeting the RSI work plan; Meeting project deadlines; Conducting Site Visits
• Communication with regional TSA offices and field inspectors
• Preparing briefings and/or reports for senior TSA members
• Conducting quality control reviews of TSA field inspector’s inspection and investigation reports
• Conducting liaison communication between the various TSA HQ departments, TSA field offices and other Federal Agencies
• Providing security-related guidance to the TSA field inspectors
• Occasionally act as the TSA Cargo Branch Chief
• Assist in providing staffing, equipment  and guidance to the TSA field inspectors

CORE COMPETENCIES

w  Aviation Security Programs	w  Relationship Management	w  Audit and Compliance
w  Code of Federal Regulations	w  Change Management	w  Federal Leadership
w  PARIS Database	w  Consultant Management	w  TSA HQ liaison
w  KSMS Database	w  Performance Management	w  Providing TSA field guidance
w  Disaster Recovery	w  Crisis Management	w  Cargo Security Training
w  Aviation Security Training	w  Quality Control	w  Team Building & Leadership

KEY ACCOMPLISHMENTS

ü  One of only six TSA Cargo Regional Security Inspectors that provides inspection oversight of the TSA inspection work plan of field inspectors        

ü  Member of the TSA Vulnerability Assessment Team to conduct physical security assessments of aviation cargo industry    

ü  Member of the TSA CONUS support team to conduct International airport and airline assessments         

ü  Previously one of eight TSA Principle Security Inspectors that provided liaison responsibilities with the airline corporate offices     

ü  Former Law Enforcement as a member of the Ohio State Highway Patrol· Former military as a member of the United States Marine Corps

           

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

 

Transportation Security Administration.  ²  Arlington  VA                                                                            2009 - Present

 Cargo Regional Security Inspector

w  Assigned to designated area of the United States to monitor the compliance work plan of the TSA field cargo inspectors. Work as a liaison with the Federal Security Directors, Assistant Federal Security Directors, Cargo Supervisors and Cargo Inspectors.

w  Conduct Quality Review of the submitted inspections in the TSA PARIS database from the field inspectors, review and provide feedback to the AFSD.

w   As Lead air cargo security subject matter expert, I conduct outreach sessions at various cargo regulated parties, participating in cargo strikes as the TSA HQ representative whereupon I provide an in-brief PowerPoint of the air cargo program, meet the FSD staff to explain the role of the RSI and accompany cargo teams while during inspections.

w  Responsibilities include formal responses to complaints and/or inquiries and providing guidance to the field inspectors reference questions and/or concerns while monitoring the OSO Inspection box.

w  Other duties include working and the coordination with other TSA offices as the main field point-of-contact in supporting the field in terms of staffing, equipment, temporary duty assignments and answering questions/resolving issues with the air cargo security program; provide input in the creation of the air cargo corporate inspection handbook and corporate listings of the regulated parties; the OSO liaison for air cargo with the TSNM Physical security Vulnerability Program.

 

Transportation Security Administration.  ²  Cleveland  OH                                                                            2007 - 2009

 Physical Security Vulnerability Assessor

w  Conducts physical security assessments of the air cargo industry, focused on Category X airports. The assessments involve meeting with commercial passenger airlines, all-cargo aircraft operators, indirect air carriers, authorized representatives that handle cargo and known shippers.

w  Provided an in-brief to inform the assessed entity the purpose of this assessment, how this assessment differs from an inspection, who will subsequently review the information obtained from the assessment and what the potential goal of TSA will be based on the information generated from the assessment.

w  Conducted interview sessions and document responses in an electronic physical security countermeasures database.  Gathered general profile information, the economic value of the air cargo that is handled by the entity, what procedures are in place reference physical security and allow the entity to provide any comments and/or suggestions to provide better security of the air cargo industry.

w  Conducted walk-around inspection looking at the various security control and/or detection systems in place. During this walk-around inspection; focused on the security alarms systems, CCTV systems, security guard force, access control devices into the building and/or offices, building perimeter fixtures, the environment around the facility and the employee’s security posture.

w  Post inspection, conducted oral briefing with the assessed entity discussing their best practices of the physical and internal security measures in place and also discuss any potential security weaknesses based on the walk-around inspection and/or the interview session.

 

Transportation Security Administration.  ²  Cleveland  OH                                                                            2005 - 2009

Cargo Transportation Security Inspector

w  Monitored the TSA aviation cargo security program compliance for domestic and foreign passenger air carriers, all-cargo domestic and foreign air carriers, twelve-five air carriers and indirect air carriers.

w  Determined compliance with the required security program, security directives or emergency amendments of the regulated parties, using inspections, testing, surveillance, record/documentation review and personal interviews in order to gain an overall knowledge of the security posture.

w  Extensive knowledge of the various 49 Code of Federal Regulations, Aircraft Operator Standard Security Program, Model Security Program, Full All-Cargo Standard Security Program, Twelve-Five Standard Security Program and the Indirect Air Carrier Standard Security Program.

w  Developed annual work plan to determine the type of inspection would be conducted, the entity that would be inspected and what quarter of the fiscal year to conduct inspections. Developed time frame to conduct regularly scheduled regulated party outreach sessions and conduct any TSA Headquarters Special Emphasis Inspection (SEI) testing.

w  Subject Matter Expert in TSA nationally directed cargo strikes that involved conducting inspections at some of the large-scaled major US airports. These inspections may be supplemental or comprehensive inspections of domestic and foreign airlines, all-cargo domestic and foreign airlines and/or indirect air carriers. In addition to the inspections, the responsible TSA field office may also involve me in conducting access control and/or tendering unknown shipper cargo testing. If required, based on an inspection, I also research the regulated party’s violation history of non-compliance of the TSA regulations and prepare Enforcement Investigative Reports (if required).

w   Pre-inspection review of previous inspections, discuss the inspections and/or findings with the inspecting agent. Involved in the planning and coordination of office Indirect Air Carrier outreach session to discuss the changes in the indirect air carrier standard security program.

w   Wrote and submitted inspection reports in the Performance and Results Information System (PARIS), prepared investigative reports, agent statements, and interviews for an Enforcement Investigative Report (EIR) and daily review of the TSA Employee Web Board.

Transportation Security Administration.  ²  Cleveland  OH                                                                            2004 - 2005

Generalist Transportation Security Inspector

w  Monitored the TSA aviation cargo security program compliance for domestic and foreign passenger air carriers, all-cargo domestic and foreign air carriers, twelve-five air carriers and indirect air carriers.

w  Determined compliance with the required security program, security directives or emergency amendments of the regulated parties, using inspections, testing, surveillance, record/documentation review and personal interviews in order to gain an overall knowledge of the security posture.

w  Extensive knowledge of the various 49 Code of Federal Regulations, Aircraft Operator Standard Security Program, Model Security Program, Full All-Cargo Standard Security Program, Twelve-Five Standard Security Program and the Indirect Air Carrier Standard Security Program.

w  Develop a time frame to conduct any regulated party outreach sessions and conduct any TSA Headquarters Special Emphasis Inspection (SEI) testing.  Also a member of the CONUS support team whereupon I participated in conducting foreign assessments on US-flagged air carriers and foreign airports to determine security compliance with the Aircraft Operator Standard Security Program, Model Security Program and Annex 17.

w  Investigated any TSA airport screening incidents, whereupon an incident may have to be resolved between TSA and a traveling passenger, the investigation and report writing reference a passenger being detected at the security checkpoint with a prohibited item or responding as a Duty Agent to any security-related incident.

w  Researched the regulated party’s violation history of non-compliance of the TSA regulations and prepare Enforcement Investigative Reports (if required). In

w  Preparation for an inspection; reviewed previous inspections, discuss the inspections and/or findings with the inspecting agent; writing and submitting of inspection reports in the Performance and Results Information System (PARIS), preparing investigative reports, agent statements, and interviews for an Enforcement Investigative Report (EIR) and daily review of the TSA Employee Web Board.

 

Transportation Security Administration.  ²  Arlington  VA                                                                               2002 - 2004

Principal Security Inspector

w  Liaison between the US domestic air carrier’s corporate security office and TSA. Provided guidance and advice of security related information concerning the security programs and security directives that regulated the air carrier that was issued by TSA.

w  As a Principal Security Inspector was assigned to one of the major US air carriers. My position required to conduct meetings with the air carrier’s corporate security directors, conduct inspections of security compliance on the air carrier corporate level, conduct investigations of any non-compliance on a corporate level, conduct inspections of crew and ground security coordinator training, conduct inspections of the employee criminal history checks and conduct inspections of the airline’s computer automated passenger pre-screening system (CAPPS).

w  Research the regulated party’s violation history of non-compliance of the TSA regulations and prepare Enforcement Investigative Reports (if required).  Review previous inspections, discuss the inspections and any possibly trends of identical findings with the other Principal Security Inspectors.

w  Other requirements involved the writing and submitting of inspection reports in the Performance and Results Information System (PARIS), preparing investigative reports, agent statements, and interviews for an Enforcement Investigative Report (EIR) and daily review of the TSA Employee Web Board. Prepare Alternative Procedures to existing Security Directives in order for the air carriers to implement an alternative security method that was equal to or above what TSA requested.

w  Prepare Air Carrier Security Program Amendments to the existing Aircraft Operator Standard Security Program (AOSSP) that would allow the air carriers to implement an alternative security measure that was equal to or above what TSA required in the AOSSP. Knowledge of the security measures in the AOSSP and the contents of the existing Security Directives.

 

Federal Aviation Administration.  ²  Washington  DC                                                                                  2001 - 2002

Watch Center Supervisor

w  Supervised a staff of FAA/TSA detailed agents to FAA/TSA Headquarters. The focus of the Watch Center was to gather security-related information from incidents nationwide at the US airports. The Watch Center was formed after the September 11, 2001 incident.

w  Conducted in-brief meetings with the staff, discuss reports from the other shift, and provide specific assignments to an agent if required and to ensure the watch center operated efficiently; reviewed, edited and/or gave guidance on reports written and submitted by the agents concerning an incident.

w  Received briefings from the agent reference an incident report, and instruct them to make specific notifications to other federal agencies, US airports or airlines based on the circumstance of the security related incident.

w  As a Watch Center Supervisor would contact other airports for any security-concern inbound aircraft and recommend the aircraft is met upon arrival and what needed steps shall be taken to resolve the security issues.

w  During major security incidents would contact FAA/TSA Headquarters staff, the affected airport security coordinator, the affected airline’s corporate security and Principal Security Inspector, and other federal agencies deemed necessary. Developed a working partnership with officials from FAA, TSA, FBI, DOT,

FAA/TSA Intelligence, FAA Air Traffic and other federal, state and local officials. Other requirements involved writing a daily summary of submitted written reports of the detailed agents that were reviewed by FAA/TSA and Department of Transportation Management and conduct oral briefings with DOT management and other federal agencies of security-related incidents at our nations US airport.

 

Federal Aviation Administration.  ²  North Olmsted  OH                                                                              1996 - 2001

Special Agent

w  Monitored the FAA aviation security programs for US and foreign passenger air carriers and airports. In order to determine compliance with the required security program, security directives or emergency amendments with the regulated parties would use inspections, testing, surveillance, record/documentation review and personal interviews in order to gain an overall knowledge of the security posture.

w  My duties required the knowledge of the various Federal Aviation Regulations, Part 107, 108 and 129, Air Carrier Standard Security Program, Model Security Program, and the Airport Security Programs. Other duties included following the annual work plan in order to meet the required number of inspections per quarter.

w  This position also required testing of the airport screening companies and investigate any airport screening incidents. This position required responding and investigating any security related incident at the airport’s security checkpoint involving a traveling passenger or an airport employee.

w  Created written inspection reports, investigative reports, agent statements, outreach reports and incident reports on the regulated parties. Researched the regulated party’s violation history on non-compliance of FAA regulations and prepare Enforcement Investigative Reports (if required), prepare for inspections by reviewing previous inspections, discussing those inspections with the inspecting agent and discuss any findings with the regulated party, which also involves discussing ideas for improvement.

w  Conducted outreach meetings with the airport and air carrier personnel to discuss any new or changed security guidance and determine how the change may affect the regulated party. Also conducted an aviation security training class for the Nahttps://docs.google.com/uc?id=1KsaTvBG0956yBjmM_6SVptQcWVz6FmCP&export=downloadtional Guard during the aftermath of September 11, 2001.

EDUCATION

Bachelor of Arts – Communications

Cleveland State University, Cleveland, Ohio Dec/1992

CERTIFICATIONS / TRAINING

Screener Functions for Cargo TSI ( 03/11/2009)                                             ASIS Physical Security Training ( 02/27/2009) TSA Recurrent Training (11/20/2008)                                                         Certified Cargo Screening Program (08/19/2008)  Alion Physical Security Training (12/07/2007)                                       TSI Behavioral Recognition Training ( 08/27/2007) Cargo Security Basic Training (09/19/2003)                      International Assessments & Inspections Course (02/07/2003)
Screening Technology & Assessment (07/14/2000)                                  Instructor Development Workshop (11/19/1999)
Facility Security Management (07/02/1999)                                                      EEO Counselor Basic Training ( 06/05/1998) FAA Investigation Course (05/08/1998)                                       Intro to Carrier Compliance & Enforcement( 05/09/1997) Security Counter Measures Seminar (10/04/1996)                     Aviation Security Inspection Basic Program (09/27/1996)

                                        **Training also includes a vast amount of TSA On-Line Training**

SECURITY CLEARANCE

Security Clearance Level –  Secret

United States Marines Corps – 1983 to 1987

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