Zane Anderson

• I am a self-employed fitness instructor and nutritionist promoting a healthy lifestyle for all individuals wanting to make a positive change
• My scope of expertise includes
• Design, develop and implement individual or group programs to improve life quality and athletic capabilities
• Ensure awareness of nutritional choices and offer alternative choices where environmental factors prevent dietary, athletic, and well-being needs from being met through facilitated outdoor group activities (hiking, bicycle trails, training exercises, and team-building exercises).
• Advised clients to set up recreational areas to help facilitate well-being
• Encouraged and facilitated a support group to ensure healthy habits are in check and improve the group's lifestyle.

• Establish and maintain effective working relationships with security officials from other UNSMS
• Organizations, government counterparts, partner security services, country United Nations Department Safety and Security (UNDSS) offices, and all appropriate Organization Country Focal Points
• Provide Capacity building, develop, facilitate and initiate culture awareness training, conferences and workshops for staff members
• In collaboration with the staff counselor, offered emotional support for staff members
• Help facilitate staff welfare initiatives as part of the Duty of Care program
• Regularly review and monitor compliance with the Security Risk Management Measures (SRMM) and Residential Security Measures (RSM)
• Provide security technical supervision and advice to designated Field Security officers, supporting crisis and risk mitigation, recovery, and transition in natural disaster and conflict settings.

• A customized security plan for medium-sized private companies and individual compounds, including evacuation plans
• Facilitated training and workshops on cultural awareness and AGD (Age Gender Diversity)
• Create and update standardized Operating procedures
• Review and update security plans for private companies
• Provide training for the guards
• Mentoring my employees on client orientation.

Act as a key member of the Field Incident Team Ensure induction security briefings are conducted for all arriving staff, visitors or volunteers Conducts and submits Trip Reports for all field deployments. Oversee the recruitment and selection of qualified national security field staff, Supervise and train national counterparts and security officers within their region Provide workshops and training for new arrivals on culture awareness and the AGD approach (Age Gender Diversity). In collaboration with the staff counselor, offer emotional support for staff members where needed As a part of the Duty of Care Program. Help facilitate staff welfare initiatives and budgetary concerns. Advised CD on funding alternatives for Staff well-being Build strong professional relationships with UN agencies, local authorities and other NGOs. Attends security coordination meetings and updates CD on current security issues

Customize security plan for medium-sized private companies and individual compounds, including an evacuation plan Facilitated training and workshops on cultural awareness and AGD (Age Gender Diversity)

Create and update periodically standardized Operating procedures

Review and update security plans for private companies

Provide training for the guards

Mentoring my employees on client orientation.

Supervise and on-the-job train (Coach) Security personnel. Maintain and update monthly duty roster Ensure Logistical needs for vehicles and personnel are available and maintained Monitoring and evaluation of new integrated activities; assessment and organization of refresher courses if needed

Organize and conduct rapid and comprehensive Security assessments Organize and conduct risk, threat, and vulnerability assessments. Analyze security phases and ensure protocols are implemented accordingly Coordinate all Close Protection activities for VIP visits Provide security orientation briefings to new staff Liaise with GoS, security officials, UN agencies and NGO's for the purpose of information sharing Prepare the West Darfur Daily SITREP. Prepare the Daily Status report. Conduct all MOSSandMORSS inspections. Responsible for all MEDIVAC's Responsible for the training of local staff for the usage of communication equipment. Provide training for the staff in general safety and security Provide training on culture awareness and gender equality in the Darfur region Ensure the availability of communication equipment and maintenance. Supervisor of guard force and drivers Responsible for the performance evaluation of staff under my direct supervision.

Control access to the Vienna International Center (VIC) in accordance with approved policies as outlined in the United Nations minimum operating security standards (H-MOSS). Screen and search incoming personnel and deliveries through the operation of specialist screening equipment. Maintain the security of the VIC premises by conducting physical security inspections of incoming vehicles. Maintain all necessary records to ensure the effective functioning of the entry points to the VIC. Control and monitor the access of personnel to the Office of the Director General. Conduct routine patrols of the VIC to ensure the safety of personnel and property. Conduct security patrols and surveillance during UN conferences. Draft and submit detailed reports on security-related incidents.

Conducted security briefings for new arrivals Liaised efficiently and effectively with the local Law Enforcement, CIVPOL and Military personnel Drafted and maintained detailed reports pertinent to any traffic or security-related incident. Observed and acted to ensure a safe working environment Acting supervisor while the supervisor was out of the office. Responsibilities included logistics, planning, and coordinating the daily schedule of the security team. Provided guidance and support to other security officers. Provided training on culture awareness and gender equality in Sierra Leone Acted as a line supervisor and operator within the security and safety section, including the control center and any other facility under the control of the security and safety section. Provide training to local staff in the basic security operational protocols. Responsible for the guard's performance evaluation.

Control access to the Vienna International Center (VIC) in accordance with approved policies as outlined in the United Nations minimum operating security standards (H-MOSS). Screen and search incoming personnel and deliveries through the operation of specialist screening equipment. Maintain the security of the VIC premises by conducting physical security inspections of incoming vehicles. Maintain all necessary records to ensure the effective functioning of the entry points to the VIC. Control and monitor the access of personnel to the Office of the Director General. Conduct routine patrols of the VIC to ensure the safety of personnel and property. Conduct security patrols and surveillance during UN conferences. Draft and submit detailed reports on security-related incidents.

Provided logistical support for the daily functions of the Security team. Trained and coached new security officers on the policies and procedures of the section. Patrolled all the UNMIK installations in Pristina Supervised and supported the local security officers to ensure the smooth functioning of the Security Operations room, such as assisting and responding to visitors and staffand responding to emergency telephone calls. Coordinating with the Security Control Center and tasking the appropriate Security or Law Enforcement officers to handle a reported incident Supervised and responded effectively to any security-related incident, providing the attention of the section. Investigated Security and Safety incidents and thereafter provided detailed reports on the incidents. Maintained all records, including reports on incidents, administrative reports, and any other reports necessary for the efficient functioning of the security operations.

Control access to the Vienna International Center (VIC) in accordance with approved policies as outlined in the United Nations minimum operating security standards (H-MOSS). Screen and search incoming personnel and deliveries through the operation of specialist screening equipment. Maintain the security of the VIC premises by conducting physical security inspections of incoming vehicles. Maintain all necessary records to ensure the effective functioning of the entry points to the VIC. Control and monitor the access of personnel to the Office of the Director General. Conduct routine patrols of the VIC to ensure the safety of personnel and property. Conduct security patrols and surveillance during UN conferences. Draft and submit detailed reports on security-related incidents.