• Supervise a Team of 6-12 Entry Support Area Tenders as well as overtime personnel.• Develop and implement training for Charlie Crew ESA Tenders. • Coordinate with different departments to complete any additional requirements for entries regarding personnel or equipment.• Investigate incidents and conduct Fact Findings, and After Action Reviews • Plan and assign tasks in alignment with entry and department operational requirements.• Ensure adherence to plant and department policies and procedures.• Ensure all supplied air respiratory equipment is properly maintained.• Conduct pre-entry brief meetings ahead of every Level A toxic area entry.• Assist entrants with ingress and egress through the airlocks.• Approve employee timesheets are signed and meet the time recording policy requirements.• Assist day shift personnel with maintaining the ESA inventory, and supply requirements.• Manage the Entry Support Area Warehouse. • Fill out maintenance requests as needed.• Review logs for completion and accuracy.• Assist with writing and red lining policies and procedures that must meet military/ACWA regulations and standards.

• Supervise a team of 8 ESA Tenders as a full-time lead during the Supervisors absence.• Coordinate between multiple departments to complete entries, and training as required. • Assist entrants with donning and doffing various levels of Personal Protective Equipment. • Assist supervision with policy and procedure changes and redlines.• Act as standby back up rescue personnel that assists ambulatory and non-ambulatory entrants with emergency egress from a toxic environment. • Perform regular maintenance and repairs on SCBA’s and EBA’s. • Utilize ESA related equipment such as the bottle filling compressor, POSI check, Q5, and suit sealer.• Unpack, inspect, and stage all suits, and equipment to prepare for entries.• Assist with writing and red lining policies and procedures that must meet military/ACWA regulations and standards.

• Maintain control of government furnished equipment/ property from receipt through disposal or transfer. • Maintained accurate inventory records for 1700 government furnished equipment, ( 980 IT assets, 24000 tools, 200 vehicles with a total value of more than $20,000,000.00)• Identify, accept, classify, and mark property• Liaise with the Warehouse Supervisor and the Procurement Supervisor to purchase, store, and maintain all craftsmen’s tools and equipment. • Manage more than 20 individual maintenance shop’s government and company equipment usage.• Supervise teams of Inventory Auditors and the Property Assistant Manager. • Performed required training and Performance evaluations for Property Department Personnel.• Responsible for the accountability and maintenance of official government property records through practical knowledge and execution of the provisions contained in the Federal Acquisition Regulation, the Property Control System Plan, Air Force and DOD regulations.• Comply with procedures and security precautions needed to protect property from theft, loss, or misappropriation.• Perform complex causative research across a wide spectrum of documents.

Work with athletic department support staff maintaining facilities and equipment in Field House, Falcon Athletic Center, and Cadet Gym.Set up for all sporting events at the Air Force AcademyInventory and maintain equipment for all sportsAssist Security Forces and other athletic department personnel with securing facilities

Preparation of patients for the doctorSalesBilling insurance companies and customersCutting and edging of glassesFittings for customersCompany representative for outside sales and services• Inventory count for the entire business.• Ordered specialized equipment, frames, and contacts

Provided fire protection for 93k acres and 1.5k facilities.Maintained and operated emergency response vehicles and assigned equipment. The equipment varied from ambulances and fire trucks to major fire communication system.Safely and expediently transported crews to emergency incidents.Managed inventory of fire fighting equipment. This resulted in ordering new equipment and removing damaged or outdated equipment from service.Performed daily inspections and performed minor maintenance on assigned vehicles and equipment, as well as NFPA certifying service tests.As an EMT, responded to accidents/incidents involving injuries/illnesses, some of which were life-threatening.Mentored and trained new fire fighters in standard procedures and vehicle proficiency. Handled incoming emergency calls via the 911 system which included instructing caller while dispatching appropriate emergency enforcement to include medical, fire, and law enforcement.Kept detailed records of all incidents for legal matters and quality assurance purposes.