Nicholas LoPorto

Experience

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  Excel Global Security

  Jan 2008 - Nov 2009

  Security Officer

  • Lead Security Officer assigned to a premiere international English language school.• Regulated the patrol and inspection of the premises to guard property and personnel against possibility of theft, fire and vandalism.• Maintained a secure environment by verifying appropriate identification of staff, students and visitors.• Liaison to school administration regarding any student or visitor misconduct via verbal communication and written incident reports.

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  RAV Investigative & Security Services

  Jul 2009 - Mar 2011

  Site Manager/Supervisor

  • Managed a staff of 200+ security officers and field supervisors throughout New York City.• Oversaw security at commercial, residential and trade show locations.• Troubleshot problematic accounts, resolve client grievances and maintain positive customer relations to ensure that all contractual obligations are fulfilled.• Implemented an effective recruiting, hiring and training system.

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  UNICEF

  Mar 2011 - now

  Fire and Life Safety Director

  • Maintain accurate fire and life safety log books in accordance with NYC Fire Code • Act as a liaison between Property Management, building staff and first responders in the event of an emergency • Communicate with Site Supervisor and Property Management • Conduct drills, training and other day to day oversight of fire and life safety plan in accordance with NYC Fire Code • Ensure that all FDNY Inspections, Testing & Maintenance is scheduled, completed and documented • Assist in securing the facility as required by the site which may include: access control, patrols and other assigned duties• Conduct, supervise, and evaluate combined Fire Safety/ EAP plan, • Coordinate and conduct fire drills to gauge system readiness• Monitor elevator operations/emergencies• Watch for and reports irregularities, such as fire hazards, leaking water pipes and security doors left unlocked• Train all fire brigade personnel on fire hazards, fire drills, emergency procedures and all safety equipment• Evacuate building occupants safely during a fire or emergency• Inspect all equipment affecting fire suppression, including exit warning lights, extinguishers, keys, sprinkler heads, fire pumps, elevators and all applicable fire service testing periodically. Exibir menos