Kemal Dedic

Blagoja Parovica 43
75 000 Tuzla, Bosnia and Herzegovina
E-mail: kemal.dedic@live.com
++ 387 61 407 239

Career Objective: Seeking an opportunity to use my skills, education and abilities to enhance the
success of your organization.

Experience: February 2000 – July 2005 Professional firefighter ,Tuzla

Firefighter

Firefighters perform many job duties, including fighting building and forest fires,
providing emergency medical assistance and aiding victims. The job is quite dangerous
and requires a spirit of public service and sacrifice. Aspiring firefighters must usually
pass written and physical exams as well as hold an emergency medical technician
certification.
Professional firefighting is a physically demanding and very dangerous career. A high
risk of death is common due to incidents such as walls falling or floors collapsing after
being damaged by fire. Firefighters wear heavy protective gear in order to shield
themselves from heat and flames. They commonly work 50+ hours per week in varied
schedules far from the norm of 9-5 workers. Professional firefighters may also find
themselves coming into contact with dangerous materials such as poisons and
chemicals, potential explosive gases and radioactive substances.
Firefighters provide a wide range of emergency services. In addition to putting out fires
in buildings and forests, they are also often the quickest responders to such
emergencies as sudden serious illnesses, accidents or car crashes. There they act as
emergency medical personnel to help stabilize situations.
The act of fighting fires takes much complex strategy and physical endurance. Fire
often traps victims inside burning buildings and necessitates that firefighters assist with
their removal. Firefighters must consider how much of a building can be saved or
salvaged in the event of a fire. They must obtain a building layout to determine where
structural damage will compromise the integrity of the building and endanger entering
personnel. Firefighters must be familiar with tools including hoses, hydrants, axes,
chainsaws and other instruments to clear forest areas or bust into buildings.
Firefighters must pass both written and physical examinations in order to be
considered for employment. Written exams test individuals on their knowledge of basic
building codes and layouts, medical procedures and strategies for fighting forest fires.
Physical exams test the strength and agility of potential firefighters. Alertness,
coordination and self-discipline are all highly necessary for safe and effective
firefighting. A continuing commitment to physical fitness is also necessary.

March 2006 – September 2009 Security Guard “BIH Sigurnost”,

Tuzla

Security Guard

The protection of properties or assets is not possible without hiring security guards or
security personnel. Some of the premises where security guards are hired include
banks, museums, hospitals, industries, private or governments offices, nightclubs and
stores. In fact, they are professionals who safeguard and protect people (under
request) or assets against any attacks and intruders. Security guard job description
may vary depending upon the size of the premise that is guarded, number of security
personnel and protection systems that are assigned to him.

The job of a security guard is to safeguard, patrol and monitor any theft or violence in
the premises where he has been assigned duty. For a large organization, the duties of
security guards are directed by a higher security director, while for small buildings, he
may work alone. In both cases, the security guard is responsible for serving his
employer by providing safety against any law violator and determining any sort of
disturbances that will incur losses to the client. Some organizations may train their
employees regarding security tips and job responsibilities.

The actual duties of a security guard depends on whether he is employed for a static
security position or a mobile position. In the former case, the guard works in a
particular location for specific hours. He may be assigned with security systems, like,
alarms, arms, close circuit security cameras, etc. As part of the job profile, the security
 guard closely monitors the visitors as well as the property. Some employees assign the
security guard to monitor the entry and exit of employees. For those who are employed
for mobile positions, the security guard either patrols on foot or roams in scooters and /
or cars. He is assigned a defined zone for performing security checks.

The job description for security guard also includes writing daily reports regarding the
activities and any disturbances occurring during his serving period. If unusual
circumstances, like, entry of unauthorized individuals or property damages occur
during his duty period, then he should include these in the report. Such a security
report serves as a reference tool for determining possible damages to the client or
company. In case of fire and other emergencies, the guard should call fire departments
or other appropriate service providers. Last but not the least, the security guard also
checks lights, alarm system, windows, doors and gates.

Professional Studies: Professional Driver High School

Tuzla, Bosnia and Herzegovina

Language: English: good read, write and speak

Serbo-Croatian/Bosnian: mother tongue

Skills: Computer literate: Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel,

Power Point, Internet and E-mail.
Experience working with people and in teams.

Licenses: Drivers license Class B,C (vehicles up to 7500 ton in capacity); Bosnia
and Herzegovina

Personal Qualities: A decisive, intelligent, task-oriented individual; an honest,

confident and hardworking team player who would welcome the
opportunity to share these assets with your organization.

References upon request