Operate as an investigator in the Specialist Interventions team investigating potential breaches of HSWA 2015 and recommending (based on the facts of an event) what action to take, which can include enforcement action.-Conduct formal, planned, and systematic gathering of evidence on-site -Identify facts and ascertain whether HSWA 2015 has been complied with-Identify, and where appropriate recommend actions available to address identified non-compliance, including issuing notices and enforcement action-Investigate matters to a level that will identify and inform appropriate interventions, from education through to prosecution-Compile investigation files to a standard acceptable for submission through to CFSU, Legal, and in the public and judicial forums such as courts and coroners -Instruct and liaise with expert witnesses and technical advisors to inform your investigation and recommendations -Communicate with victims through the investigation process in a culturally appropriate manner and in accordance with the Victims’ Rights Act and Victims Code-Give evidence in a Court or Coronial inquiry

Collect data on and analyze many types of work environments and work procedures. Inspect workplaces for adherence to regulations on safety, health, and the environment. -Develop, manage, and coordinate preparedness plans to respond to threats of bio-terrorism and other public health emergencies-Develop, direct, or coordinate programs that regulate or control environmental pollution-Conduct inspections, perform investigations and evaluate environmental health conditions for a public health agency-Collect and assess community population–based health data involving public health protection, prevention, and improvement for a public health agency

-Inspected restaurants & mobile food units to assure compliance with public health regulations-Assisted incident commander with organization of shelter and supplies for Lionhead fire evacuees-Evaluated & streamlined the Linn County Food Sanitation Rules office guidebook-Organized data for 2020 mosquito samples to track West Nile virus in Linn County for the state of Oregon-Coordinated with GIS to input a decade of animal bite data into a readable layered map

-Observed, recognized, and reported suspicious activities directed at U.S. Embassy-Daily investigation of news, social media, and local events to extrapolate possible threats-Wrote, entered, and maintained surveillance reporting records-Liaised with LGF to update and maintain the database on people of interest

-Execute daily pre-trip safety inspections on all equipment-Communicate with customers to determine pick-up or delivery needs-Collect checks and cash as required and maintain documentation-Load, secure and protect products in delivery vehicle and safely transport merchandise

Bachelor of Viticulture and OenologyLearned the importance on aspects of grape vine and wine production such as site selection, planting material, vine management, harvest parameters, grape handling, fermentation control, and wine finishing; backed by knowledge of vine physiology and fermentation chemistry. Knowledge of the influence of terroir and wine style on the finished product is also part of the program. Emphasis is on the integration of grape growing and wine-making.

Responsibilities:-Cane and spur pruning-Wire lifting and canopy management throughout season-Established new varietals and continuing to ensure that proper growth parameters are met-Administering irrigation schedule

Role, Purpose and Key Accountability :To ensure quality wine production through the efficient execution of cellar operations under the direction of the Winemaker and Lead Cellar Hand. Proactive involvement in the handling of cellar operations.Cellar Operations:-Transfers, rackings and additions-Barrel Operations-Wine clarification and filtration-Bottling, labeling, packaging and palletizing for shipment-Perform vintage related tasks-Operate forklift for multiple tasks-Knowledge on correct operation of both positive displacement and centrifugal pumpsWinery Preservation and Hygiene:-Maintain general winery standards of cleanliness-Maintain cellar hygiene to the utmost standards-Careful use of hazardous chemicals for cleaning while using appropriate PPE-Reporting faulty/damaged equipment as requiredAdherence To Policy:-Adherence to Clos Henri cellar standard operating procedures-Completion of cellar operation worksheets in an accurate and timely manner-Meticulous time and attendance recordsHealth and Safety:-Full understanding of safety procedures in order to minimize danger to others, self or company property-Qualified, understand and willing to identify any safety hazards to eliminate or isolate possible risks-Report any incidents or near misses with regards to Clos Henri standard operating proceduresSustainability:-Able to apply principles of sustainability in all winery related activities in order to reduce, reuse and recycle resources in line with Clos Henri policy Qualifications:-Forklift license / F Endorsed

Responsibilities:-Carry out instructional duties and curriculum lead for the NZDF Information Technology Academy-Provide training for CISCO CCNA syllabus, PC Fundamentals phase on the CISMECH course and Information Systems Networking phase on the CISTECH course.Key Accountability:-Supervision of JNCO instructors and the delegation of their tasks as required-The production of lesson plans, training notes and training aids. The revision of such plans, notes and aids as required, to reflect any changes made to the Syllabus of training or Instructor Guides-Liason with the various NZDF Communication and Information Systems Trade Sponsors, Auditors, Validators and Coordinators as required, keeping Officer in charge of CIST fully informed-Invigilating internal tests relating to subjects of instruction-The security of the ITA instructor office, server room and ITA classrooms.

Responsibilities:-Supervision of mission gunners and the delegation of their tasks as required-Performed pre- & post- flight inspections of weapons and airborne systems-Performed in-flight maintenance of airborne weapon systems and associated equipment-Ensured availability and maximum use of weapons and weapon systems-Master electrical, mechanical and hydraulic principles-Performed scanner duties using night vision goggles-Read and understand schematics, charts, technical publications and flight manuals-Briefed passengers as necessary on safety and other procedures

Provided command and control (C2) capabilities through installation, maintenance, fault isolation, and reconstitution of fixed cable and wireless distribution systems, local area networks (LAN), and wide area networks (WAN) in support of tactical and strategic operations. Additionally, I monitored and analyzed performance of underground, buried, and aerial cable and antenna networks.

United States Marines are a family that fights together, finding individual purpose in a collective cause—the protection of our Nation and the advancement of its ideals. Our Core Values are Honor, Courage and Commitment. I've been trained to improvise, adapt, and overcome all obstacles in all situations.-Trained in Marine Corps Martial Arts and multiple combat armaments including the M16 assault rifle, M203 grenade launcher, Mk 19 grenade launcher, M240G machine gun, M2 machine gun, and the M249 squad automatic weapon (SAW)-Trained in land navigation and woodland infantry patrolling in the mountainous terrain of Camp Pendleton California-Represented the United States Marines to the general public during parade and ceremonial events-Completed reports by recording observations and information, occurrences, surveillance actives