First Deputy
Royal National Defense College Jordan
Total years of experience :16 years, 9 Months
•Established and maintained relations with military attaches from different countries that have students at the college (usually above 10) or involved in workshops, delegations and visits.
•Organized travel and visits for the college inside and out Kingdom.
•Responsible for all personnel training of all attendees at the College.
•Coordinated with more than 50 Foreign Government Entities, embassies and individuals regarding matters of the College programs.
•Responsible for maintaining all levels of security at QAIA without incident Maintained all needed level of security at QAIA.
•Responsible for training and execution for all security procedures of all employees at QAIA
•Responsible for all security incidents and challenges that the airport faced on a daily bases to include all main security agencies.
•Responsible for the coordination and execution of coordination and security protocol procedures with all local security agencies.
•Planned out the entire camera surveillance grid for QAIA’s new wing extension.
•Evaluated and improved airport security plans and measures
•Conducted inspection for all security measures relating both the air and land sides.
•Executed and regulated all three TSA, UK Department of Transport and the Jordanian Aviation Commission regulatory laws to QAIA security program.
•Identified and apprehend dangerous individuals, prevented criminal activity, and protected civilians on flights.
•Prepare and deliver a daily report for the past 24h incidents to Airports Security and Protection Director including the taken action and recommendations.
•Oversaw the entire supply chain, from ordering and warehousing to delivering materials to the various departments (worth than $2 million supply chain).
•Processed requests, maintained inventory, coordinated transportation and maintained the database among the duties fulfilled by a Logistic Officer.
Established and maintained relations with military attaches from different countries that have students at the college (usually above 10) or involved in workshops, delegations and visits.
• Organized travel and visits for the college inside and out Kingdom.
• Responsible for all personnel training support of all attendees at the College.
• Coordinated with more than 50 Foreign Government Entities, embassies and individuals regarding matters of the College programs.
•Personal Assistant responsible for detailed management of all the center’s diverse activities and the General’s extensive and rapidly changing daily agendas.
•Responsible for the planning, coordination and execution of the entire work structure, manpower requirements, and an international operational cycle.
•Responsible for the development, planning and execution of the King Abdullah Special Operations Training Center maintenance plan, discussed contracts, delegated events, and attended board meetings to include coordination with international and Jordanian diplomats and senior military leaders.
•Responsible for the organization of KASOTC international warrior competitions for three consecutive years, this event, attended by King Abdullah himself, consisted of a very rigorous and dangerous military live fire competition between Counter-Terrorism teams from over forty countries. This required planning and coordination of all aspects from living quarters, to transportation, to cultural consideration for meals, to insuring teams were at their respective events at the right time and location.
Kasotc was a good opportunity for me to understand corporate security at the operational and strategic levels, business continuity plan, contingency plan.
•Oversaw and managed many duties on the campsite which included all the organizational intricacies from all major and minor day to day tasks at the battalion from manpower, gear, and the infrastructure of the camp site.
•Responsible for security and protection to local civilians, specific assigned territories, humanitarian organizations, UN officials, and other delegations.
•Responsible for daily patrols on scheduled routes and designating, operating, and conducting checkpoints throughout the routes.
•Provided aid to the local people during three of the hurricanes that struck in the region (rescuing more than 30 people during the hurricanes).
•Responsible for all aspects of security to the Jordanian camp site.
•Maintained the safety of medical personnel during their daily work shifts and their transits to and from the hospital
•Responsible for planning, organizing and execution of daily security escort patrols to include escort vehicles armed with heavy machine guns to protect the medical personnel
•Planned and provided safe routes for passage to and from the campsite through liaising with US army information’s cell .
•Planned out contingency plans in case of any unforeseen emergencies (executed one on 9 Nov during an indirect clash with Taliban).
•Planned for plan (B) for all troops movements by preparing the acknowledgement of the terrain topography for myself and the moving troops through mapping and Google earth, in case of need to execute plan (B).
31 Special operations Royal Artillery Battalion.
•Company commander, a platoon leader.
•Responsible for one hundred twenty highly trained Jordanian officers and soldiers responsible for all aspects of their training and mission execution
•Oversaw and ensured training and welfare for the company; supervised the maintenance of weapons, vehicles and night vision devices valued over $3 millions.
•provided security, protection services to dignitaries and high-ranking individuals including Pope John Paul II, UN Secretary General Kofi Annan during visits to Jordan, participants in the World Economic “Davos” Forum and Sofex.
•Operations officer.
•Responsible for all planning, coordination, training, and execution of the assigned artillery mission to support and defend any requested task.