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United States

The Training Specialist shall be responsible for training and certifying all vendor Watch Officer personnel, the Technical Editor, and the Site Lead as they onboard.The Training Specialist shall be responsible for maintaining and sustaining the CWMD Watch training plan including updating new tasks as they are developed within CWMD, developing curriculum for new tasks and scheduling the training of the new tasks.The Training Specialist shall develop a reinforcement training plan. Reinforcement training shall cover all watch tasks over specified period (i.e. 3 months) to ensure proficiency. This period can also be utilized over time to rectify personnel annually.The Training Specialist shall perform remedial training with watch officers who display difficulty with performing specific tasks or perform tasks incorrectly.The Training Specialist shall take direction from the Site Lead and/or the Federal Team Lead in the course of their duties.The Training Specialist shall work with the Site Lead and Federal Team Lead to provide feedback on personnel who cannot perform tasks to standard by delineating the specified task or tasks, what the failure consisted of, and corrective actions taken to retrain the watch officer on the failed tasks.It is expected that the training specialist shall be able to perform duties both at the CWMD Watch desk within the National Operations Center and within the CWMD Operations section where a mock Ops center will be available to train off shift personnel.The Training Specialist shall be available to perform watch officer duties up to 50% of their allotted hours to facilitate onsite training of uncertified personnel.The Training Specialist shall be responsible for developing and updating training curriculum.

Alexandria, Virginia

I am a member of an environmental sampling team, charged with the collection, initial processing, packaging and preparation for laboratory testing of environmental media at various locations across the National Capitol Region (NRC). Responsible for action in support of operations provided to the regions Hazardous Material Response Team (HMRT), performing a variety of technical procedures such as preparing routine solutions, reagents and performing routine adverse action methods, wearing full protective equipment in order to perform sampling, identification, testing, mitigation, and containment of dangerous materials. Responsible for performing quality assurance/environmental compliance sampling and testing of drinking water in the NRC using Environmental Protective Agency (EPA) standards. Developed Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) for the proper use of detection equipment while analyzing Suspicious Substances. Preforming and supervising tasks routine checks of the certain equipment used daily. As Team Leader I ensured the safety and operations of the Response Team, managing and directing day to day tasks while developing their professionalism, technical proficiency at Lockheed Martin.

Alexandria, Virginia

I was a member of an environmental sampling team, charged with the collection, initial processing, packaging and preparation for laboratory testing of environmental media at various locations across the National Capitol Region (NRC). Responsible for action in support of operations provided to the regions Hazardous Material Response Team (HMRT), performing a variety of technical procedures such as preparing routine solutions, reagents and performing routine adverse action methods, wearing full protective equipment in order to perform sampling, identification, testing, mitigation, and containment of dangerous materials.Responsible for performing quality assurance/environmental compliance sampling and testing of drinking water in the NRC using Environmental Protective Agency (EPA) standards. Developed Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) for the proper use of detection equipment while analyzing Suspicious Substances. Preforming and supervising tasks routine checks of the certain equipment used daily. As Team Leader I ensured the safety and operations of the Response Team, managing and directing day to day tasks while developing their professionalism, technical proficiency at Lockheed Martin.

Alexandria, Virginia

Responsible for subordinate employee recruitment, selection, training, performance assessment, work assignments, salary, and recognition/disciplinary actions. Oversee the daily work of twelve Laboratory/Field Technicians which includes collection of air and water samples, analysis and reporting of unknown Chemical, Biological, Radiological/Nuclear (CBRN) threat materials Frequently provide critical information and guidance to government incident command elements concerning emergency response and mitigation actions. Provided countless briefings to Federal Government Officials, Policy Makers and Appropriators. Successfully led and assisted in various efficiency capturing projects that required professional interaction between contractor personnel and federal government organizations that resulted in a monetary savings of over one million dollars annually. Routinely oversee processes and procedures that result in critical information used to facilitate the federal government incident command element’s decision making ability concerning life-safety emergency management and mitigation.Identified deficiencies, developed and standardized internal training for various processes that increased my team’s understanding and capability to more effectively provide services that protect dignitaries and high-value facilities within the NCR, to include; National Security Special Events. Ensured plume models and other CBRN emergency response software and equipment were working properly to provide protection and security while continuously updating and implementing standard operating procedures in real time incidents. Responsible for communicating accurate and essential information to other agencies and to the Sample Collections Analysis Team while monitoring over 500 Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear detection devices that are mapped to a single network.

Alexandris, Virginia

Responsible for subordinate employee recruitment, selection, training, performance assessment, work assignments, salary, and recognition/disciplinary actions. Oversee the daily work of twelve Laboratory/Field Technicians which includes collection of air and water samples, analysis and reporting of unknown Chemical, Biological, Radiological/Nuclear (CBRN) threat materials Frequently provide critical information and guidance to government incident command elements concerning emergency response and mitigation actions. Provided countless briefings to Federal Government Officials, Policy Makers and Appropriators. Successfully led and assisted in various efficiency capturing projects that required professional interaction between contractor personnel and federal government organizations that resulted in a monetary savings of over one million dollars annually. Routinely oversee processes and procedures that result in critical information used to facilitate the federal government incident command element’s decision making ability concerning life-safety emergency management and mitigation.Identified deficiencies, developed and standardized internal training for various processes that increased my team’s understanding and capability to more effectively provide services that protect dignitaries and high-value facilities within the NCR, to include; National Security Special Events. Ensured plume models and other CBRN emergency response software and equipment were working properly to provide protection and security while continuously updating and implementing standard operating procedures in real time incidents. Responsible for communicating accurate and essential information to other agencies and to the Sample Collections Analysis Team while monitoring over 500 Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear detection devices that are mapped to a single network.

Alexandria,Virginia

I was a member of an environmental sampling team, charged with the collection, initial processing, packaging and preparation for laboratory testing of environmental media at various locations across the National Capitol Region (NRC). Responsible for action in support of operations provided to the regions Hazardous Material Response Team (HMRT), performing a variety of technical procedures such as preparing routine solutions, reagents and performing routine adverse action methods, wearing full protective equipment in order to perform sampling, identification, testing, mitigation, and containment of dangerous materials.Responsible for performing quality assurance/environmental compliance sampling and testing of drinking water in the NRC using Environmental Protective Agency (EPA) standards. Developed Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) for the proper use of detection equipment while analyzing Suspicious Substances. Preforming and supervising tasks routine checks of the certain equipment used daily. As shift Team Leader I ensured the safety and operations of the Response Team, managing and directing day to day tasks while developing their professionalism, technical proficiency at Lockheed Martin.

Aviano Air Base, Aviano, Italy

Briefed and distributed NBC intelligence reports. Provided information to commanding officers in any threats deals with the NBC or Weapons of Mass destruction.In charge of training for my outfit ensuring that they strictly adherence to Standard Operating Procedures. Conducting training classes for Quick Reaction Force and squads in computation of radiation faction, fallout, and reports. Training my company including assigned duties, establishing, administrating, and application of NBC defense measures. In charge of hundreds of thousands dollars of pieces of equipment. Ensuring the functionality and upkeep of the equipment. Operating, supervising and maintains both smoke generating, nuclear, biological, and chemical (NBC) equipment’s. Other qualifications available are paraprofessional, technical worker, decontaminator, mixing-

Ft. Bragg, North Carolina

Five years’ experience in making auto body repairs, including glass replacement, on military trucks such as truck bodies, frames, artillery pieces, trailers, automobile- radiator mechanic, automotive body, painting, painters transportation equipment and related repairers.  Operated a variety of metalworking tools, designing, fabricating, modifying and repairing jigs, fixtures, dies and special tools. Experienced in aluminum welding, MIG, TIG, and stick welding techniques on a variety of metals; oxygen & acetylene welding, thermal-cutting and some pipefitting.  Interpret job orders, simple drawings, sketches, and specifications; determine appropriate welding methods to be used and construct or fabricate structures also validated effectiveness of equipment after repairs as required.

Mba Of Homeland Security, Homeland Security With Concentration A Emergency Management & Public Health, 3.71

Bachelor'S Degree, Homeland Security, 3.48