Cesar Aleman Email & Phone Number

Colorado Springs, Co, Us

United States

Colorado Springs, Colorado Area

United States

As an MWD field operator, I prepared and assembled the MWD down hole directional tool to perform at its best abilities. While the tool is down hole, would monitor its logging, read and translate its feedback and troubleshoot problems if necessary.• I made sure to keep in constant communication with all senior site staff, especially, when dealing with incidents such as equipment failure.• When arriving on designated site, always took the initiative to introduce myself with key personnel, ensuring they know who is representing Cathedral Energy services. • Daily operations consist of logging depth and gamma through our systems and programs. All information carefully transferred to our logging program and emailed to all key members.• Ensured all equipment’s in drilling are readily available at the site where the drilling will occur.• Ensured proper communication with the directional driller and foreman to ensure that the requirements of the MWD are set and are ready to use.• Checked every tool to make sure that it is working properly and to ensure that the tools to be used are safe.• Showed knowledge on how to manipulate MWD system. Assisting in interpreting the data of MWD.• Completion and submission of important paper works such as safety reports and progress of the drilling job.• Being updated on the new procedure and process that are associated with MWD. Preserving and acquiring knowledge on the latest technologies.• Establishing safety and following policies.

Fort Carson, Co

Served as the primary BN rear detachment operations NCOIC in a Combined Arms Battalion who managed battalion daily operations, received and distributed OPRRDs, FRAGOs, and Daily Tasking Orders. Also responsible for coordinating and management of internal assets and requisition of external assets. Planned, resourced and executed training to ensure all soldiers were prepared for deployment.• Executed professionalism, tact, and confidence during interactions with senior leaders, soldiers, and their families.• Utilized expertise and sound judgment to ensure RD soldiers were prepared to deploy and integrate with the battalion forward.• Took charge and led the BN rear detachment’s PRT program that ensured newly arrived soldiers maintained readiness.• Created training plans and schedules for new soldiers that consisted of BRM and medical tasks in preparation to deploy.• Assisted in the coordination, planning, security, and movement of over 6,000 Soldiers and equipment from different Units within Fort Carson, Peterson Air Force Base, and Shreveport Air Force Base to overseas operating bases.

Fort Carson, Co

Served as the Battalion Sexual Assault Response Coordinator and Equal Opportunity Leader of a 687 military personnel group. Reviewed, interpreted, implemented, and advised the agency on local policies and laws regarding sexual harassment and assault prevention and response for personnel and their families• Provided direct support to Soldiers and families who are victims of sexual assault by providing crisis intervention, education and resources, and ensuring the victims safety. Also provided support to the victims through all phases of legal trials, promoting healthy family interactions and reducing risk factors to family maltreatment.• Selected by the Brigade Commander to develop and conduct quarterly victim advocate and equal opportunity mentor ship training for the Brigade, which became the standard for the entire Division to follow.• Chosen to work closely with other commands within Fort Carson and other pertinent agencies (Army Criminal Investigation Command, local Police agencies, and the Federal Bureau of Investigation), and other safety measures.

Fort Carson, Co

Served as the senior leader of a 16 man Protective Services Detachment Platoon tasked with guarding the Forward Support Company Distribution and maintenance platoons. Responsible for the coordinating, directing, and movement of all key petroleum and maintenance vehicles to their destinations. • As a Platoon Sergeant for an Infantry Platoon, was selected to provide support for the Units Forward Support Company (FSC). Supervised and coached service members outside MOS to be proficient when conducting logistical operations in a hostile environment. Managed risk management and adjusted as needed with every mission presented.• Through intense planning, safeguarded availability and delivery of all logistical operations through coordination, scheduling, and communication with departments that provided support to include supply and transportation. Maintained 100% accountability of all assigned vehicles and associated equipment valued in excess of $18M• Provided Officers and Non-commissioned officers the knowledge on how to report hazardous substance spills, Established all possible fire prevention precautions are in place and being followed

Fort Carson, Co

Responsible for the health and welfare of seven soldiers ensuring they met all standards in personal equipment and trains them to maintain and account for all of their equipment, unit equipment and property in excess of six million dollars. Coached, counseled, and groomed young Soldiers for future positions of increased responsibilities.• Selected to fill in as platoon sergeant for over two months in a combat operational environment commended by chain of command for superb results.• Developed new tactics and procedures for the incorporation of four M2A3 BFV’s into the perimeter defense at COB Adder, effectively stopping all perimeter breaches.• Trained all soldiers in the platoon on crew served weapons, IBAS, commanders independent viewer, both 2nd generation FLIR, and as well as all night vision capabilities.• Responsible and accountable for over $6,000,000.00 worth of MTOE and theater provided equipment without loss or damage in a combat environment.• Supervised the integration of over 600 pieces of equipment into the RESET program with no deficiencies.• Provided sound judgment, tactical knowledge, skills needed to ensure security of Brigade command group conducting over 50 key leader engagements.

Fort Benning, Ga

Assisted in the training of active, reserve, and civilian instructors, as well as the maintenance and upkeep of a facility with a value of approximately $1M. Assisted with training over 1600 Replacement Center personnel during range density qualifications on various weapon systems. • Maintained 100% accountability and serviceability of over $1M worth of equipment; trained and ensured all military personnel were cross trained in each other’s jobs• Volunteered personal time to train peers to complete the Instructor Certification Process on numerous weapon systems; utilized extra time to seek out training to complete the Instructor Certification Process for the M9/M16/M4 rifle as well as various other firearms• Maintained the upkeep of designated facility; Key to the success of multiple government agencies to train

Friedberg, Ge

Section Leader for a forward deployed mechanized Infantry platoon in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom, responsible for the health, welfare, morale, motivation, deployment, discipline, and training of Soldiers and their families.• Demonstrated an excellent ability to weigh alternatives and to make quick, sound decisions while under the direct fire of complex attacks.• Displayed a high level of tactical expertise while leading my section through IED attacks during combat operations. • Executed 15 casualty evacuations during combat operations and while, at times, under direct enemy fire.

Fort Polk, La

Responsible for the health, morale, discipline, and combat readiness of a nine-man airborne infantry rifle squad equipped to fight as the opposing force at the Joint Readiness Training Center. Deployed on orders to conduct offensive and stability operations in support of a regional combat command. • Displayed outstanding leadership while leading my fire team on over 110 combat patrols during deployment to OIF.• Developed the most cohesive team in the platoon due to my leadership and counseling techniques.• Contributed excellent mechanic skills and was instrumental in the platoon sustaining the highest vehicle readiness rate in the company.

Baumholder, Ge

Bradley gunner in a forward deployed, mechanized infantry platoon. Responsible for the accountability and maintenance of two M2A2 ODS Bradley Fighting vehicles valued at over $1,000,000.00.• Mastery of maintenance procedures resulted in a 100% operational readiness rating on more than 150 combat patrols.• My attention to detail resulted in no equipment losses or deficiencies in an extremely challenging environment. • Utmost dedication to mission while forward deployed inspired the other members of the platoon to excel on all missions.