David Turner

Experience

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  Bartholomew County Sheriffs Dept

  Aug 1988 - Apr 1992

   Supervised six Correctional Officers in a 105 bed detention facility Accident reports, investigations and all aspects of law enforcement Responsible for inmate commissary fund, including purchasing and negotiating with all vendors  Intake procedures in the jail Investigations within the jail Duties of a Reserve Deputy Dispatching

  • Deputy Sheriff

    May 1990 - Apr 1992

  • Reserve Deputy & Correctional Officer

    Aug 1988 - May 1990
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  Ventra Corporation

  Jan 1992 - Jan 1998

  Shift Superintendent

   Responsible for contract negotiations in a labor relations/union environment Product flow Production scheduling Efficiency improvements and waste elimination Supervision of all employees including supervisors and group leaders

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  Seymour Manufacturing International (SMI)

  Jan 1998 - Sept 1998

  Metal Supervisor

   Decreasing direct labor cost by reducing material handling and rework Safety and process training Production scheduling Responsible for hiring new employees and supervision of existing staff which included performance management

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  Nagakura Engineering Works Co

  Sept 1998 - Jan 1999

  Production Control Manager

   Purchasing of production items while reducing cost  Communications with all customers and vendors Supervision, discipline and evaluation of employees which included performance management and conflict resolution Inventory control and scheduling of production Waste elimination

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  Jennings County Sheriff’s Office

  Jan 1999 - Apr 2023

  Chief Deputy

   Held multiple positions including but not limited to Chief Deputy, Lieutenant, Detective, SWAT Commander, Jail Commander  Responsibilities included supervision of deputies, jail officers and administrative staff. Responsible for over fifty fleet vehicles  Coordinate Law Enforcement services to create cohesion with the community and other stakeholders Fiscal responsibility for the Department comprised of purchasing and procurement, budget development and adherence, grant writing and compliance.  Lead investigations which included homicides, sex crimes, narcotics, and fraud/forgery crimes Developed and implemented new policies and training of new & existing employees Public Information Officer duties such as press releases, interviews, social media, and other communications. Show less