Brandon Meeks

Military Service:

• Rank: Combat Observation Lasing Team (COLT) Chief

  Branch/Position:

  Period: January 2005 - December 2011

  Occupation: Combat Engineer

  Duties Description:
  U.S. Army Served as a member of a highly qualified team read maps and made map entries assisted in fire support planning prepared staff journals prepared target records encoded and decoded messages requested munitions emplaced and used laser rand finders and other surveillance systems determined target locations erected antennas and setup voice and digital communications transported personnel and weapons maintained vehicles and equipment administered first aid performed patrol duties and fired defensive weapons. During my deployment I worked as an Intelligence Analyst for ScanEagle Uav on Camp Ramadi, Iraq. My duties were gaining Intelligence for Higher Command, Clearing and verifying airspace on UAV, Taking video and pictures form Uav for Higher Command, and Launching and Landing Uav.

Work history:

• Job Title: Assembly Technician

  Company: Total Energy Resources Inc.

  Period: October 2013 - February 2014

  Role Description:
  As a water bath heater Assembly Technician I was responsible for pipe fitting, installing panel boxes, running wire and conduit, connecting burners, installing pilots, installing gauges and indicators, reading schematics and structural diagrams.

• Job Title: Detention Officer II

  Company: Tulsa County Sheriff's Office

  Period: August 2013 - November 2013

  Role Description:
  Served the community as a Detention Officer at David L. Moss Criminal Justice Center. Supervised an average of 88- 112 inmates, control and monitor inmate behavior/movement in the jail detain, or restrain by force if necessary, using restraints subdue resisting or assaultive inmates using maneuvers as trained. Perform security patrols and routine cell checks patrol cell areas, corridors and other areas as assigned and climb stairs in towers and cellblocks. Book/search/release inmates by completing various admissions forms, manually and through data entry into the Department's computer program fingerprint and photograph inmates. Conduct visual and audio surveillance of inmates and the facility for extended periods of time monitor camera screens and exercise full field of vision while supervising inmates utilize the jail computer program as it relates to security duty performance. Transport or escort restrained inmates (passive, aggressive, hostile, etc.) to court, medical appointments and other activities. Communicate effectively and coherently with the public, staff, inmates and in court or other formal settings with approved facility communication devices including telephone, intercom system, and portable radio. Be aware of the location and provide documentation of inmates in the assigned area remove and control inmates from cells in emergency situations. Deliver medication as directed by medical personnel in accordance with training. Perform basic first aid including CPR. Enforce procedures for secure areas read and suggest updates for detention and departmental policy and procedures. Operate security control panels and doors operate levers, buttons and locks, may manually operate heavy doors and count, collect, and inventory small items. Maintain general security of the jail stop penetrations or escapes pursue fleeing inmates perform rescue and other security related duties. Perform searches of people, mail items, and objects capable of concealing contraband, buildings, indoor and outdoor areas. Classify inmates exercise appropriate judgment in the handling of special needs, situations of inmates. Maintain fire safety extinguish small fires inspect areas for fire prevention purposes participate in fire prevention activities work while using a self-contained breathing apparatus (SCBA). Perform crisis intervention functions in a hostile environment recognize abnormal behavior take appropriate actions. Prepare and file incident reports regarding inmate conduct, disturbances, rule violations and other occurrences. Read, comprehend and process legal and non-legal documents including medical instructions, commitment or release orders, summons, criminal statutes and other documents. Load, unload, aim, and fire (from a variety of body positions) handguns, shotguns, and other approved agency firearms under conditions of stress that justify the use of deadly force and at levels of proficiency prescribed in qualification standards. Attend hearings and other court functions provide information and documentation to the court and county attorney testify in court. Operate department computer program dictate and/or type reports. Schedule visitors maintain log observe visitors and inmates during visits. Conduct tours for and give information to visitors. Adhere to safe working/driving practices and procedures. Attend and participate in shift briefings, division and department meetings, required training to maintain certified status, and related activities attend workshops, conferences, and classes to increase professional knowledge serve on committees as assigned.

Education:

• Broken Arrow High School Tulsa Technology Center

  Diploma

  Period: October 2026 - January 2004

• Fire support Specialist Course

  Diploma

  Period: October 2026 - January 2004

• U.S. Army Field Artillery School

  Period: October 2026