Christopher Cobleigh Email & Phone Number

Ellicott City, Maryland

• A senior technical expert on each shift in the overall operations of the Emergency Communications Center. • In the absence of the Emergency Communications Supervisor, supervises and coordinates all subordinates' activities. • Directly oversee a squad of employees in the absence of the Emergency Communications Supervisor and carries out supervisory responsibilities by the organization's policies and applicable laws. • Responsibilities include training employees; planning, assigning and directing work; appraising performance; rewarding and disciplining employees; addressing complaints and resolving problems.• Performs advanced technical level dispatching operations work. • Receives, routes and transmits emergency 911, Police, Fire, and non-emergency radio traffic via telephone, radio, teletype, computer terminal, and other communications equipment following established Agency guidelines, policies, and procedures. • Operates a variety of equipment, including telephones, radios, teletype, TTD's, computer equipment, office machines, and other communications equipment. • Conducts call-taking sessions in the CAD system. Monitors alarm system signals that indicate the location of a fire or another emergency. • Tests communications and alarm equipment and backup systems to ensure serviceability. Recognize and process all Deaf TTD calls. • Enter all required MILES/NCIC information into the computer and on paper. Review, check, and sign all subordinates' data entry work for accuracy and compliance with established policies. • Operate dispatch sessions in the CAD system. • Manage multiple tasks associated with dispatching. Operate radio equipment for dispatch purposes and relay instructions or information to the Police, Fire/EMS field units. • Recognize and prioritize calls to be dispatched. Scan status charts and computer screen to determine available units. Update and maintain accurate unit status.

Ellicott City, Maryland

• Operates communications equipment to receive incoming calls for assistance, dispatches personnel, and equipment to the scene of emergencies. • Performs intermediate technical level dispatching operations work under general supervision from a technical superior. • Work includes receiving, routing and transmitting information on both an emergency and non-emergency basis via telephone, radio, teletype, computer terminal, and other communications equipment and dispatching emergency equipment. • Follows established Agency guidelines, policies, and procedures in carrying out all duties and responsibilities. • Operate a variety of equipment, including telephones, radios, teletype, TTD's, computer equipment, office machines, and other communications equipment. • Receive incoming calls for assistance from citizens. Obtain required information from callers who may be under stress. • Operate call-taking sessions in the CAD system. • Type commands on a computer keyboard to update files and maintain logs. • Tests communications and alarm equipment and backup systems to ensure serviceability. • Recognize and process all Deaf TTD calls with speed and accuracy following all established guidelines. • Enter all required MILES/NCIC information following all rules and regulations.• Operate appropriate dispatch sessions in the CAD system. • Operate radio equipment for dispatch purposes and to relay instructions or information to field units.• React quickly and calmly to both routine and emergency situations. • Scans status charts and computer screen to determine available units. Update and maintain accurate unit statuses.

Columbia, Maryland

Supplemental instructor and tutor for the EMT and Paramedic programs

Sykesville, Maryland

Sales Associate, also responsible for coordinating/dispatching 4 truck drivers for deliveries of construction materials to job sites for contractors and home owners. Also performed misc labor duties around the warehouse and inventory yard.

Blacksburg, Virginia

Line chef at J.P's Chop House responsible for food preparation and serving to students, staff, and family members. Specialized in grilling meat, poultry and fish as well as plating and preparation of side dishes.

Cyber Workforce Academy

Activities and Societies: GIAC Security Essentials Certification and GIAC Certified Incident HandlerThe SANS Cyber Workforce Academy.

Bachelor’S Degree, Computer Forensics And Digital Investigations, 3.133

Coursework: Foundations of Cybersecurity, Anti and Network Forensics, Digital Forensic Analysis, Malware Forensics, Mobile Forensics, File.

Associate'S Degree, Emergency Medical Technology/Technician (Emt Paramedic)

Paramedic Student, additional coursework including Intro to Visual Basic.Net, Business Calculus, Public Speaking, Management of Emergency.