Adam Woolley

Dedicated and versatile professional with a diverse background in automotive body repair and corrections, combined with strong interpersonal and problem-solving skills honed through both technical and security-focused roles. As an experienced Automotive Body Technician, I bring a keen eye for detail and a commitment to quality craftsmanship, with a proven track record of repairing and restoring vehicles to their optimal condition. My tenure as a Corrections Officer has further developed my ability to manage high-pressure situations with integrity, enforce protocols, and maintain safety and order.

Beyond my professional roles, I am a proud father, which has instilled in me a strong sense of responsibility, commitment, and the ability to balance multiple priorities effectively. My unique blend of technical expertise, security experience, and personal dedication equips me to contribute effectively in various roles, demonstrating resilience, adaptability, and a strong work ethic.

• Level 4 National Certificate in motor industry, 10/29/2007
• First Aid Qualification, 02/11/2022 - 01/11/2024
• Tactical Options Recertification, 02/16/2024 - 02/15/2025
• National Certification in Offender Management (NCOM) Level 3 & 4, 02/22/2017 - 10/04/2017

• Lead the Team:
• - Oversee and guide a team of correctional officers.
• - Train new staff and give feedback to current staff.
• - Make sure everyone follows the facility’s rules.
• Keep Things Safe:
• - Watch over the security of the facility to prevent escapes and manage inmate behaviour.
• - Regularly check the facility for any safety issues.
• - Handle emergencies like fights or medical problems.
• Handle Paperwork:
• - Keep detailed records of what happens in the facility, including incidents and staff activities.
• - Help create and update procedures and policies for running the facility.
• - Manage staff schedules and time off requests.
• Manage Inmates:
• - Keep an eye on inmate activities and make sure they follow the rules.
• - Support and oversee programs that help inmates with education or rehabilitation.
• - Deal with disciplinary issues and handle inmate complaints.
• Communicate and Work with Others:
• - Work with other law enforcement agencies and community organizations when needed.
• - Communicate clearly with staff, inmates, and external partners.
• - Join meetings to discuss and solve any problems.
• Train and Stay Updated:
• - Teach new and current staff about security procedures and emergency responses.
• - Stay informed about best practices and new developments in correctional management.