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Aberdeen, Maryland, United States

Abingdon, Maryland, United States

Provides logistics support to include inventories, shipping, receiving, movement and transportation of equipment, shelf-life management of materials and consumables, system support configuration management and material order tracking for long lead times for the Non-Intrusive Inspection Systems (NIIS), NIIS platforms, and ancillary equipment. Inventory ManagementWork OrdersEnsuring accurate data entry into the Catalog Ordering Logistics Tracking System (COLTS)Ensuring proper material, consumables, spare and repair parts are readily available on site for equipment maintainers and Field Service Representatives (FSR’s)Assist with Operational Readiness for the NIIS systems

Abingdon, Maryland

Conducts installation, re-installation/de-installation, testing, quality control, training, operation, maintenance, sustainment, and application of comprehensive Integrated Product Support (IPS) elements for the Rapid Reaction Tunnel Detection (R2TD) Program. Monitors, collects, and presents near-surface seismic data, coupled with topographical products, for geophysical analysis Implements software diagnostics, reporting and operator level maintenance on both the Active Seismic Imaging and Linear Sensing Systems. Executes fiber optic repairs utilizing Optical Time Domain Reflectometer (OTDR) equipment and ribbon splicers.Investigates, troubleshoots, and resolves field installation problems on servers, network switches and ports.Responsible for warehousing, packaging, shipping, and maintaining, repairing, and operating facilities and/or equipment.Performs maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair of fielded systems

Abingdon, Maryland, United States

Managed government assets through the companies’ web-based Logistics Information System, IBM Maximo.Generated Purchase Request and Purchase Orders with approval links within the Chain of Command Used CAMMS as a maintenance function to actively track and report the status of equipment which includes shelf life, work orders and other sustainment activities.Acted as a redundant resource for the property book officer to forecast and monitor spending.Advised the unit when CBRN equipment sustainment will have significant impacts on operations.Provided reliability, availability, and maintainability (RAM) and supportability analysis on equipment and services for response elements.

Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates

Reviewed and assessed the United Arab Emirates (UAE) Chemical Defense Command’s CBRN equipment; provided recommendations for procurement of new or updating existing equipment.Assessed, advised, and assisted UAE Chemical Defense Command units during field training exercises.Created and implemented a First Responder Course for the UAE Chemical Defense Command.Key contributor to the Joint Emergency Radiological Monitoring and Assessment Team (JERMAT) training in the UAE. This enhanced the UAE’s first nuclear power plant efforts toward becoming active. Provided CBRN instruction to hundreds of soldiers, non-commissioned officers, and officers of the Chemical Defense Command and the UAE Defense Force at-large.

Edgewood, Maryland

Supported the 20th SUPCOM Commander in combating Weapons of Mass Destruction by preparing for local and worldwide deployments. Responsible and accountable for the maintenance of all analytical and detection equipment for a Chemical Response Team. Responsible for the welfare of 12 CBRN Soldiers and 3 Explosive Ordinance and Disposal (EOD) Soldiers.

National Training Center Fort Irwin, California

Supported training the U.S. Army’s premier Reconnaissance and Surveillance Platoons on maintenance, Toxic Industrial Chemicals and Materials. Coached and advised unit leaders on training performances within the unit.

Camp Hovey, South Korea

Served as Platoon Sergeant for the only CBRN Reconnaissance Platoon in the most forward deployed Chemical Company in support of 2ID and Eighth Army; responsible for the discipline, health, welfare, individual training and morale of 17 Soldiers; responsible for the safe operation and maintenance of four M93A1 FOX vehicles and one M113A3 armored personnel carrier and associated Platoon equipment in excess of $8,000,000.

Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri

Responsible for the training, discipline, morale, health and welfare of 60 Soldiers during 19 weeks of Chemical One Station Unit Training. Served as a role model and led new Soldiers through the Soldierization process; Conducted classroom instruction and training on the Army Values, basic rifle marksmanship, physical fittness, drill and ceremonies and combatives; conducted reinforcement training on all Military Ocupational Specialty skills; conducted performance counseling throughout the 5 phases of OSUT training