Wesley O Sullivan

A highly skilled and experienced security services professional with over 19 years of experience within the Corporate, Aviation and Industrial security operations sectors. Seven of which, focusing on emergency preparedness and crisis management. Proven ability to develop and implement effective strategies in resilience and protective services. Introduced policies, and programs, as well as providing leadership and guidance to teams responsible for implementing these initiatives. Strong analytical, communication, and interpersonal skills, with the ability to collaborate effectively with stakeholders at all levels.

• Carried out risk analysis/mitigation with the regional teams at Meta in order to Implement specialised security teams (counter-surveillance, armed response, canine patrolling and emergency medical technicians) across the EMEA region.
• I initiated and led a project focused on specialised emergency medical technicians for Meta Ireland, aiming to ensure a high standard of care for employees. Through mentoring, I guided the team to a level of proficiency that allowed them to represent Ireland at the World Rescue Games in 2022.
• Created life safety training courses used at Meta offices throughout the Global Security Teams.
• Redesigned the Global standard of first aid for the Meta Global locations.

• Pre-Hospital Emergency Care Council – EMT CPC Assessor
  I presently serve in the capacity of Continuous Professional Competence (CPC) Assessor with the Pre-Hospital Emergency Care Council of Ireland (PHECC). In this role, I am entrusted with the annual assessment and evaluation of portfolios submitted by Emergency Medical Technicians (EMTs).
  
• Order of Malta Ambulance Corps
  I am a Volunteer Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) with the Order of Malta Ambulance Corps, Carlow Unit. I spend a lot of my spare time providing patient transportation to the elderly and vulnerable to attend hospital appointments across the country. I also provide ambulance support to the National Ambulance Service (NAS) in the southeast of Ireland.

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