Law Enforcement, Military & Security Resumes

Law enforcement, military and security make up a very exciting career field of jobs that have the important mission of keeping the public safe. From looking out for shoplifters at a retail store to directing military units, this industry offers many opportunities for professionals with a respect for the law and a taste for excitement. Select a job title below to see some sample resumes for law enforcement, military and security jobs. Also take a look at our cover letter samples, job descriptions and other career resources. Also, check out our cover letter samples, job descriptions and other resources.

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911 Operator
911 Operators receive and handle emergency calls and offer assistance to people in emergency situations.
Armed Security Guard
Armed Security Guards monitor and protect sites to prevent harmful situations like theft, fire, and vandalism.
Army Officer
Army Officers fill leadership roles in the Army, commanding the people and resources during peace and wartime.
Bodyguard
Bodyguards ensure the personal safety of those who may be at risk for a personal attack, such as celebrities and political figures.
Border Patrol Agent
Border Patrol Agents manage the flow of people and goods in and out of a country, while preventing the illegal trafficking, immigration and contraband.
Bouncer
A Bouncer is the law enforcer at a music venue or clubs, ensuring security and compliance.
Cctv Operator
CCTV Operators monitor CCTV screens for indication of crime or emergency, and report incidents when necessary.
Combat Engineer
Combat Engineers provide support to the Army by facilitating the movement of friendly forces and creating impediments for the enemy using engineered structures.
Correctional Officer
A Correctional Officer is responsible for maintaining order in a detention facility and supervising the behavior of inmates.
Crime Scene Investigator
Crime Scene Investigators support law enforcement teams by documenting and processing evidence at a crime scene.
Criminal Investigator
Criminal Investigators work to solve crimes, identify and detain suspects, and prevent potential criminal activity. 
Customs And Border Protection Officer
Customs and Border Protection Officers use detection and investigatory tools to detect and reprehend terrorists, criminals, and contraband materials attempting to cross the border.
Detention Officer
Detention Officers oversee the security and safety of inmates in such institutions as jails, courtrooms, and juvenile detention centers.
Fire Captain
Fire Captains supervise and train fire station employees, overseeing their daily work activities, and speak with the public on issues of fire safety.
Fire Chief
Fire Chiefs work to ensure the success of a fire department and the safety of the community.
Fire Lieutenant
A Fire Lieutenant supervises other firefighters, engineers, and officers, and responds to fires and other emergencies within their communities. 
Fire Safety Officer
Fire Safety Officers inspect buildings to ensure compliance with fire prevention codes, and plan programs to implement and adhere to fire safety regulations.
Firefighter
Firefighters are first responders who protect others in dangerous situations, such as fires, vehicle accidents, and water rescues.
Fraud Investigator
Fraud Investigators evaluate cases of suspected fraud in order to determine what actually occurred and to offer recommendations on the proper course of action. 
Hospital Security Officer
Hospital Security Officers ensure the safety of hospital premises, assist in evacuations during times of danger, and check incoming and outgoing vehicles and visitors.
Infantryman
Infantrymen are the ground troops in the Army, defending the country in times of peace and capturing, destroying, and repelling enemy ground forces in combat.
Intelligence Analyst
Intelligence Analysts work in security agencies and are responsible for analyzing classified and unclassified data for information of importance to national security.
Park Ranger
Park Rangers keep state and national parks safe for the local wildlife and plant species, as well as accessible and safe to the public. 
Parole Officer
Parole Officers meet regularly with criminal offenders who have been released from jail to ensure they are meeting the terms of their release.
Police Captain
Police Captains report to a commander, deputy chief, or chief of police, and are responsible for protecting the public, enforcing laws, and investigating criminals.
Police Dispatcher
Police Dispatchers monitor emergency phone calls, send out emergency vehicles, and provide contact information to police officers, firefighters, and paramedics. 
Private Investigator
Private Investigators are hired to gather and examine evidence for lawyers, insurance companies, and individuals.
Sheriff
Sheriffs, often elected officials, are law enforcement officers charged with keeping peace in their jurisdiction.
Special Agent
Special Agents work for government agencies, such as the FBI or CBP, as investigators of federal crimes.
Warrant Officer
A Warrant Officer works for the military as a designated technical expert, combat leader, or instructor.

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