Cory Dibble, CEM

Director, Public Safety and Security at Canaveral Port Authority

Melbourne, Florida, United States

About

Engaged leader with active secret clearance. Proven track record in enhancing and optimizing operations through use of strategic government and private sector partnerships, effective program management, fiscal efficiency and personnel management. Recognized SME in planning, development and implementation of large-scale emergency management programs, disaster response and crisis management efforts, preparedness training, emergency plans and procedures.

Experience

  • Canaveral Port Authority (10 yrs 2 mos)
    • Director, Public Safety and Security
      Sep 2021 - Present · 4 yrs 11 mos

      Develops, implements, and maintains the daily operations of CPA's security program to include all CPA owned buildings, terminals, berths and piers as well as the Facility Security Plan. Safety and Security LNG Program Officer supporting all plans and procedures, fostering business and response partnerships through existing and future projects. Continue to author and deliver the Emergency Management Program as in previous role.

    • Emergency Manager
      Nov 2016 - Present · 9 yrs 9 mos

      Plans, develops, and implements the emergency management program and initiatives. Authors the disaster response and/or crisis management activities, provides disaster preparedness training and prepares emergency plans and procedures. Oversees training activities and manage program budget. Develops and performs test and evaluation of emergency management plans according to state and federal guidelines.

    • Interim Director, Security Compliance
      Jun 2016 - Nov 2016 · 6 mos

      • Integrate all public safety and security aspects into cruise and cargo operations; construction and other key Canaveral Port Authority operations • Maintain compliance with all local, state and federal regulations • Assistant Facility Security Officer designation and Facility Security Officer as needed • Supervising, planning, providing direction, and coordination efforts in support of Canaveral Port Authority’s vision for public safety and security • Assist in the research, development, planning and implementation of Emergency Management programs and initiatives • Assist in the development and maintenance of the Business Continuity Plan for the Canaveral Port Authority • Plan, develop and conduct drills and exercises • Conduct security audits, assessments, and surveys to verify compliance with the Port’s Facility Security Plan (FSP) • Draft, revise, and update seaport security plans and procedures • Liaison to Brevard County Sherriff’s Office, Canaveral Fire Rescue and additional Port Canaveral stakeholders

  • Emergency Management Coordinator: Operations, Planning and Homeland Security at Brevard County Emergency Management
    Dec 2014 - Jun 2016 · 1 yr 7 mos

    • Emergency Operations Coordinator, Facility Security Officer, and Homeland Security Coordinator responsible for oversight of Operational Security functions to include: o CCTV o E-merge 5000 (security control software) o Background checks of personnel, coordination of visitors to Center, IDs, area access control, and badging o PCII Officer (DHS) o Vulnerability assessments o Intelligence Briefings o Security trainings and exercises to include Active Shooter Training • Emergency preparedness activities and process planning for law enforcement, fire-rescue, healthcare facilities, EMS providers, first responder agencies, government entities, and private sectors partners. • Maintain Brevard County’s working knowledge and procedural documentation for Emergency Management (EM) programs and initiatives. • Accreditation Manager for the Emergency Management Accreditation Program (EMAP). • Liaison for all Industrial Security and Military partners for EM meetings, trainings and exercises to include planning, design, coordination, and evaluations for education materials, training, and exercise facilitation. • Hazardous Chemical coordinator; regularly conducting hazardous chemical inspections on behalf of the State of Florida. • Facilitate meetings, organize and provide technical assistance to stakeholders regarding EM and security plans, mutual-aid agreements and protocols and procedures for emergency preparedness. • Maintain and initiate Brevard County’s Mass Notification System, Code RED, reaching approximately 556,000 residents. • Regularly maintain inventory and testing of Emergency Management operational equipment. • Design and deliver public outreach programs to educate and prepare residents. • Develop and maintain operational plans to include: Comprehensive Emergency Management Plan, Terrorism Annex, Facility Security, Continuity of Operations, Concept of Operations and all Standard Operations Plans and Guides relating to Emergency and Security Operations.

  • 1st Class Petty Officer: Boatswains Mate at U.S. Coast Guard
    2007 - Oct 2015 · 8 yrs 10 mos

    •25’ Response Boat Small Tactical/Coxswain - responsible for safety and conduct of all crew and passengers, safe navigation and piloting, completion of all sorties and missions, respond to all violations of laws and regulations and respond to all hazards of life and property. Responsible for high valued escorts, Military Out-load missions, waterside security, and other tactical missions related to homeland defense and security. Resolve conflict and crisis incidents. •Senior supervisor responsible for the oversight and signing off on career development personal qualification forms for subordinates. Assist in counseling subordinates on annual performance ratings and responses. Resolve personnel incidents in an organized and timely manner. Create new ways to enhance overall work life. Conduct training exercises to ensure all personnel are within command guidelines. Disseminate information throughout organization and gather appropriate feedback. •Boarding Team Member (Boarding Officer Certification Pending) - responsible for investigating violations and enforcing federal laws and regulations under the USCG authority and jurisdiction. •Coordinate and provide oversight of practical training exercises and drills. •Ensure all required training and presentations are completed. Enter all completed missions into correct computer databases. •Conduct risk analysis, assessment, management and training. •Develop procedural practices to ensure a more efficient work environment. •Assist in the development and implementation of safety policies and practices. •Coordinate investigations of incident reports, create after action findings, and establish corrective protocol as needed. •Ensure hazardous materials are labeled, organized and stored correctly within policy and aligned with OSHA standards. •Monitor message system to ensure organization is within changing regulatory trends.

  • Corrections Officer at Florida Department of Corrections
    May 2008 - Jun 2014 · 6 yrs 2 mos

    •Florida Department of Law Enforcement certified Corrections Officer. •Maintained care, custody and control of inmates. •Contributed to the implementation of Incident Command System policies to include proper communication procedures eliminating 10-code and aligning with current ICS practices. •Managed conflict and crisis incidents. •Conducted complex search and seizure investigations, interviews and compiled narrative reports presenting formal findings. •Conducted risk analysis and assessment for population and personnel.