Graham Sizer

• Detected potential threats and quickly defused conflicts through verbal de-escalation techniques
• Oversaw custody and containment of WA's most dangerous and difficult to manage prisoners
• A member of Casuarinas Primary Response Team obligated to respond to any disturbances within the prison, including cell extractions, wing clearances, day room clearances and general disturbances.
• Completed week long course with Dept. of Corrections Special Operations Group becoming certified in use of restraints, defence and control tactics and certified in use of Taser X2.
• Performed duties in accordance with applicable legislation, policies and regulatory guidelines to ensure the good order and security of W.As maximum security prison.
• Checked identification of persons entering and exiting facility to eliminate unauthorised visitors.
• Recorded facts to prepare reports documenting incidents and activities.
• Provided testimony in court proceedings.
• Rendered aid to accident victims and other persons requiring first aid for physical injuries.
• Conducted High Security escorts to and from hospital, courts and funerals ensuring escort is done in respectful manner and as per relevant legislation

• Conducted regular patrols of key areas to spot and control security concerns.
• Wrote detailed reports on property damage, theft, presence of unauthorized persons and unusual incidences.
• Checked identification of persons entering and exiting facility to eliminate unauthorized visitors.
• Acted quickly during emergency situations to reduce opportunity for damage and injury.
• Patrolled and monitored premises in company vehicle, on bicycle, and by foot.
• Monitored CCTV cameras and alarm systems for security breaches.
• Updated shift logs and produced daily reports to document security activities and specific incidents.
• Wrote detailed reports of all security breaches and investigations.
• Worked independently and collaboratively to resolve urgent issues to protect lives and property.

• Assisted Doctors and Nurses in their rounds and monitored them whilst conducting medical checks to ensure their safety and security
• Managed patients who were domiciled in the prisons Crisis Care Unit(CCU). These patients were at risk of major self-harm and suicide.
• Made rounds at specified intervals and conducted head counts and roll calls
• Prepared, processed and maintained forms, reports, logs, records and activity journals
• Searched building and grounds, living quarters and work areas for contraband
• Addressed inquiries from general public, other staff, inmates and visitors to resolve concerns
• Discussed with offenders links between criminal behaviour and anger management problems or drug and alcohol abuse
• Escorted inmates to and from cells, court, hospitals and medical appointments

• Reduced costs by driving competitive subcontractor bids and effective contract execution
• Kept sites compliant with OHS/WHS, federal, state and local regulations to prevent unnecessary delays
• Oversaw entire building turnover process, enhancing communication between all construction management to facilitate smooth completion
• Digitally archived weekly progress and technical knowledge base photographs of all assigned projects
• Communicated daily with vendors to keep project fully operational

• Set, enforced and optimized internal policies to maintain responsiveness to demands
• Scheduled and led weekly store meetings for all employees to discuss sales promotions and new inventory while providing platform for all to voice concerns
• Promoted team collaboration, performance and efficiency by fostering healthy environments focused on mutual success
• Supervised customers at front counter, answering questions and solving complaints and issues
• Set effective store schedules based on forecasted customer levels, individual employee knowledge and service requirements
• Managed inventory control, cash control and store opening and closing procedures.

• Addressed customer issues immediately to guarantee swift resolution
• Supported current production needs by moving items between equipment, conveyors and staging areas
• Checked incoming orders and organized new stock
• Completed daily tasks accurately and on-time to support shop needs
• Used materials handling equipment such as fork-lifts and pallet jacks to smoothly transport heavy pallets of new merchandise
• Greeted customers entering store and offered assistance with requirements

REFEREES

• Rob SHORTALL Senior Prison Officer Dept. of Justice. M- 0404 688 486 /W- 9212-3900/ Email-Rob.Shortall@justice.wa.gov.au
• Michael WALSH Senior Prison Officer 0438 383 590 Email-Michael.Walsh@justice.wa.gov.au