Christopher D. Eaton Email & Phone Number

South Ogden, Utah, United States

DutiesResponsible for everything the platoon does or fails to do, this includes but not limited to training, administration, supply, maintenance, and transportation of the Platoon. Responsible for the combat readiness of the junior leaders and platoon members. Develop and implement individual, squad, and platoon training programs to maintain a high state of readiness and capability to accomplish any combat mission. Develop and implement an effective recruiting and retention program for the platoon. Perform additional duties as assigned.Accomplishments1) Received the Bronze Star for outstanding dedication to duty during combat operations2) Responsible and accountable for 39 soldiers, all their sensitive items, over 64 missions (most with multiple movements), traveling over 6,500 miles in and through some of the most treacherous parts of Iraq without loss of equipment or personnel3) Unit Movement Officer responsible for moving 30 million dollars worth of organizational equipment from Indiana to Iraq and back to Indiana4) Ensuring the status and functionality of $17.5 million of engineer equipment5) Recognized by the Multi-National Forces Command Sergeant Major for excellence in the execution of construction projects6) Recognized on two occasions by the Brigade Commander for excellence in the planning and execution of construction projects7) Constructed three sites that were in excess of one million dollars in materials8) Developed scopes of work, plans, drawings, critical path method, construction work schedules, and an accurate bill of materials that exceeded Battalion and Brigade expectations and set the Brigade standard9) Constructed four living service areas (LSA), three combined coalition checkpoints (CCPs), two concrete head-walls, one bridge deck, one joint service station (JSS), and numerous other construction projects10) Provided the first design concepts in the Division for each location of the fifteen combined coalition checkpoints

DutiesConducted daily site visits with annotation, review Scopes of Work and drawings prior to being sent to contracting, updating project database, attended biweekly progress meetings, ensure correct modification to projects, submit monthly pay submittals to the contracting office, ensure that projects are officially closed out within the contracted time and recorded with real property, and manage / lead all team members (military and civilian), four personnel, of the project management team.Accomplishments1) Managed over 19 million dollars in minor construction projects ranging in complexity from stone parking lots to complex barracks and administrative facilities2) Successfully developed and fostered communications between all members of my team and other key sections / personnel on the installation to ensure prompt project delivery3) Received an Army Achievement Medal from the installation commander for outstanding performance in planning and design4) Created Camp Atterbury’s 3-D property rendering files that were an important tool in communicating current and proposed projects to key installation partners/sponsors

DutiesPrimarily responsible for but not limited to, preliminary review of any Request for Proposals or Request for qualifications and summarizing their contents for the State Master Planner. Additionally expectations are to review and validate the State’s Real Property Inventory of all the State’s National Guard Armories, set in and record notes at all planning meetings, develop and make changes to GIS shape files, interface with internal state departments and with contracted companies, and assist in any special projects that the State Master Planner assigns.Accomplishments1) Verified validated the real property inventory of the state of Indiana’s National Guard Armories2) Read through and commented on the Joint Land Use Study proposals for Indiana’s Military Master Planning Department3) Sat in several discussion groups regarding the base's land use and encroachment issues4) Assisted with the damage assessments after the June 2008 tornado and flood hit Camp Atterbury totaling more than 50 million dollars in property damage

DutiesRequired to do the initial site assessment of the community by digitally documenting each area with detailed notes and photos. Responsible for leading and facilitating groups of citizen discussions during community charrettes. Analyzed the information and drawings and renderings developed from the charrettes and access the data and digitize the products. Utilize the data in the development of an action, comprehensive, way-finding, vision, or zoning plan. Once the plan was written I would review, correct, and verify the content. Finally, print, bind, and distribute the hard and digital copies of the plan to the community offices.Accomplishments1) Served as American Planning Association and Indiana Planning Association representative for Ball State University2) Worked with the Argos Comprehensive Plan3) Converted Argos Comprehensive Plan into a digital format.4) Worked with Kairos Design Group Harrisburg, Pa. to develop Steelton, Pa.’s Action Plan5) Develop the new graphics for the "Small Town Planning Handbook"6) Worked on and designed the Logansport Downtown Vision Plan7) Worked on Brazil Indiana’s Comprehensive Plan8) Worked extensively with Microsoft Word, and the Office Suite of products9) Extensively utilize In-Design and the Adobe Creative Suite of products10) Used Arc Map GIS to produce maps, layers, edit parcels, and land use maps.