Don Lambert

• Managed day-to-day policing duties; answered both priority and low-priority calls from the general public, detailing order of importance.
• Reacted sensitively and compassionately in highly stressful and pressurised incidents. This included sudden deaths, severe traffic incidents, domestic disputes and other potentially conflicting agendas, such as understanding of race and diversity issues.
• Coordinated, adhered to and strictly followed regulations related to police and traffic work. Used thorough knowledge of policing, policy and procedures.
• Oversaw the research and investigative action into criminal activity; acted rapidly when in fast moving and complex scenarios.
• Maintained law and order whilst portraying fairness and compassion at all times; kept a level of balance with a consistent approach and demeanour.

• Undertook various roles and multi-discipline functionalities, with increasing levels of authority (including telecommunications mechanic, specialist radio operator / instructor and military police remit). Spent time in the UK Special Forces Signals Squadron.
• Developed numerous skills, such as adapting to numerous and constant functionality & environmental change. Gained the ability to work in highly structured, disciplined workplaces with detailed and multiple project management goals often required with sleep deprivation.
• Gained experience in a variety responsibilities, such as leading and managing essential support services & developing departments that assisted administrative and telecommunication robustness and resilience.
• Regimental Signals Instructor with responsibility for ensuring correct training of Regimental radio operators by overseeing Company level training staff. Also responsible for >£1 million of radio and ancillary equipment.
• Specialism in crypto custodianship with PV status, responsible for Regimental cryptographic materials up to and including Top Secret.