Responsibilities to oversee the JHSC, inspections of the assets to the academy, responsible for providing effective educational services to the employees and students within the academy. Writing risk assessments, and standard operationing procedures. Conduct investigations and near misses.

Working to help develop young men in a military private school. Working with senior staff to develop programs for the boys outside of their academic times. Over seeing staff scheduling, assisting with staff performance reviews.

Operating, monitoring and maintaining front line fire ground pumps and aieral apparatus, fire-fighting equipment, such as hoses, extinguishers and personal protective equipmentProviding basic medical attention to fire and accident victims

Develop plans with the respective Camp Committee to achieve Maximum Camp occupancy of both Scouting and other youth group members, to make every Camp a profitable enterprise and have enough contingency funding to overcome unforeseen breakdowns, repairs and maintenance.Ensure that a responsible individual is assigned to compile a Camp Usage Report each week and submit it to the Council Camp Bookings Office. The Camp Manager is responsible to periodically monitor the Usage Report for accuracy… Show more Develop plans with the respective Camp Committee to achieve Maximum Camp occupancy of both Scouting and other youth group members, to make every Camp a profitable enterprise and have enough contingency funding to overcome unforeseen breakdowns, repairs and maintenance.Ensure that a responsible individual is assigned to compile a Camp Usage Report each week and submit it to the Council Camp Bookings Office. The Camp Manager is responsible to periodically monitor the Usage Report for accuracy and delivery compliance.Develop a good working rapport with the all the Property Managers within the Council.Work with the Camp Committee to further the development of the property within the framework of Scouting Now and directions of the Council.Support stakeholders in the delivery and execution of best practices with regard to property management; including the implementation of Scouts Canada Property Standards and Accreditation Program.Ensure key process targets and timelines are met.Communicate regularly with property personnel. (staff and volunteers)Build and maintain strong relationships with key stakeholders at the staff and volunteer level.Maintain working relationships with Operations and Field Teams supporting the Councils within the Province of Ontario and Quebec.Work cooperatively with senior Council management. Support Operations Manager in the development, communication and implementation of best practices for Scouts Canada Properties.Support local stakeholders with regard to business planning; helping to identify short-term, mid-range and long term needs with regard to maintenance/operations and capital improvements including facilities and program infrastructure.Mentor and guide key stakeholders in making required applications to the National Property Committee for relevant transactions.Excellent interpersonal skills and proven ability to work with all levels of management, staff, volunteers and outside partners. Show less

Responsible for leading a dynamic volunteer team dedicated to the achievement of Scouts Canada’s Mission – to help develop well-rounded youth better prepared for success in the world. Responsible for maintaining a strong focus on safe, high quality, youth-led adventures; ensuring more young Canadians gain necessary life skills. Strong understanding of the Scout Method along with a commitment to non-formal education in order to champion relevant and innovative youth programs. As a result of a… Show more Responsible for leading a dynamic volunteer team dedicated to the achievement of Scouts Canada’s Mission – to help develop well-rounded youth better prepared for success in the world. Responsible for maintaining a strong focus on safe, high quality, youth-led adventures; ensuring more young Canadians gain necessary life skills. Strong understanding of the Scout Method along with a commitment to non-formal education in order to champion relevant and innovative youth programs. As a result of a results-oriented approach, Scouts Canada will increase youth and parent engagement and, ultimately, youth membership. Show less

Aiding to develop the young adults of today within the Scouts Canada management system, working with them to create a common goal and achieve a great program for themselves and their crews

Organize, direct, manage, evaluate and responsible for the operations and budget of warehouse facilities, including the identification of opportunities for warehousing operation improvements.Plan, develop, and implement warehouse health and safety, and security programs and activities Develop warehouse operations policies and procedures and communicate this information to staff Develop and implement profit improvement plans and change management plans.Oversee the maintenance… Show more Organize, direct, manage, evaluate and responsible for the operations and budget of warehouse facilities, including the identification of opportunities for warehousing operation improvements.Plan, develop, and implement warehouse health and safety, and security programs and activities Develop warehouse operations policies and procedures and communicate this information to staff Develop and implement profit improvement plans and change management plans.Oversee the maintenance schedule for the commercial fleet of vehicles, commercial implements, and yard forklifts.Assist with the Human Resources staff for the coordination of new hires, employee screening process, evaluations, and employee discipline.Direct and control corporate governance and regulatory compliance procedures within the warehouse operations department Develop key performance indicators to measure the effectiveness of staffing.Customer services and relations with a hard set base of clients, assist the sales team with sourcing the new possibility of future clients.When called a pond, operator various types of equipment for deliveries. Show less

Chief Clerk - All Source Intelligence Centre Sept 2009 - December 2010. Managed the personal efforts of a multi-National military and civilian intelligence unit based in Kandahar City providing intimate support to the representative of Canada in Kandahar, DFAIT, CIDA, the Civilian Police Mission and Corrections Canada as well as the US dept of State and US AID as well as force protection for Canadian Armed Forces personnel. Aide to the Commanding Officer and Adjutant for military correspondence… Show more Chief Clerk - All Source Intelligence Centre Sept 2009 - December 2010. Managed the personal efforts of a multi-National military and civilian intelligence unit based in Kandahar City providing intimate support to the representative of Canada in Kandahar, DFAIT, CIDA, the Civilian Police Mission and Corrections Canada as well as the US dept of State and US AID as well as force protection for Canadian Armed Forces personnel. Aide to the Commanding Officer and Adjutant for military correspondence between the ISAF Nations. •Fundamentals of a central registry•Civilian Personnel Management•Personnel Management•Fundamentals of military writing•Familiarization with military publications•Administration in support of operations•Fundamentals of Financial Management Accounting Systems•Fundamentals of a pay system and basic accounting•Fundamentals of personnel records•Fundamentals of claims processing•Fundamentals of personnel management•Fundamentals of release processing•Operation of automated personnel and financial systems•Keyboarding skills•Computer fundamentals Show less

•Delivering health care in the field•Nursing medical and surgical patients in field conditions•Use of therapeutic drugs•Preventive medicine and•Medical documentationParamedic Academy of the Justice Institute of British Columbia in Chilliwack, military requirements while meeting performance standards set by the Paramedic Association of Canada and approved by the Canadian Medical Association. Medical Technicians receive the professional credential of Primary Care Paramedic… Show more •Delivering health care in the field•Nursing medical and surgical patients in field conditions•Use of therapeutic drugs•Preventive medicine and•Medical documentationParamedic Academy of the Justice Institute of British Columbia in Chilliwack, military requirements while meeting performance standards set by the Paramedic Association of Canada and approved by the Canadian Medical Association. Medical Technicians receive the professional credential of Primary Care Paramedic Level I. Show less

Canadian Forces Combat Leadership School, CFB PetawawaWorking as the second in command for the training platoon, which included drivers, maintenance techs, and general duties personnel totaling to 180 in peak times. It was my responsibility to provide personnel to the various courses that where running at the school. Overseeing the placement of key personnel in a timely manner to assist the course staff with their daily operations.Fleet manager of 95 pieces of equipment, working with… Show more Canadian Forces Combat Leadership School, CFB PetawawaWorking as the second in command for the training platoon, which included drivers, maintenance techs, and general duties personnel totaling to 180 in peak times. It was my responsibility to provide personnel to the various courses that where running at the school. Overseeing the placement of key personnel in a timely manner to assist the course staff with their daily operations.Fleet manager of 95 pieces of equipment, working with the vehicle technicians to schedule routine maintenance of the fleet keeping it in fighting condition. Working with the platoon Warrant Officer assisting with personal evaluation reports, dress and deportment. Show less

First Class FirefighterMedical Training OfficerFire Ground Pump OperatorOperating, monitoring and maintaining fire-fighting equipment, such as hoses, extinguishers and personal protective equipmentProviding basic medical attention to fire and accident victimsRescuing people from dangerous situationsPreparing accident reportsTraining new Volunteer Firefighters to perform their duties in a safe manner

Seasonal Winter Road Maintenance of Ontario Highway Systems including multi lane highways.Operate Highway Road Truck with plough and sander/salter combinationsOperate Front End LoaderOperate Grader Maintain Trucks and equipment for storm emergenciesFix and Repair Highway systems, signage, guardrails, and delineatorsMaintain and repair handheld power tools

Responding to Hazardous Materials / Weapons of Mass Destruction Incidents.Responds to emergencies that involve potentially dangerous substances and spill responseIdentify the hazardous materials and decide how best to dispose of them. Confined Space Entry, Air and Water sampling and monitoring. This was a on-call part time career.

•Gun-position duties and gun drills•Individual Field/Battle craft•Urban Operations•Field communications, including use of radios and field telephones•Basic survival, including use of personal weapons, unarmed combat, and recognition of minefields and Army physical fitness•Dismounted offensive and defensive operations•Reconnaissance patrolling•Light and Medium Machine Gun training