Dillon Bannister Email & Phone Number

Coppell, Texas, United States

Gainsville, Texas

• Serves as the primary emergency liaison with local, State and National agencies for NCTC Department of Public Safety.
• Develops and maintains required multi-hazard emergency operations plans, continuity of operations plans, memorandums of understanding and mutual aid agreements with other entities as well as other emergency plans and.
• Provides direction and guidance with campus and community partners on development, implementation and management of emergency communications and notifications systems.
• Assist in managing compliance standards and guidelines for emergency preparedness (i.e. Department of Education, Clery Act, Annual Security Report, OSHA, etc.).
• Available for 24-hour on-call response during emergencies to perform emergency management functions and related duties
• Monitor compliance with applicable regulations, codes, and District policies and directives for system-wide compliance and in technical specialty area(s) by inspection of facilities and operations, monitoring of.

Aubrey, Texas, United States

MCAS Cherry Point, NC

• Assigned as the responsible individual for 75 equipment items totaling $4,424,089 to ensure overall mission readiness.
• Coordinated and confirmed 15 training exercises through five outside agencies, enabling the entirety of Marine Wing Communication Squadron to be trained in communication operations.
• Conducted site surveys, prepared reports, briefs, and documents on telecommunications employment utilizing basic theories, and technical manuals.
• Utilized site surveys to plan and create complex radio and transmissions employment and sustainability diagrams for long range data and radio communications while simultaneously coordinating logistical support to.
• Read, comprehended, interpreted, and put into action operational plans, execution orders, and emergency action plans from management to accomplish 100% of company’s objective without supervision.
• Determined current supply requirements to meet customers’ needs and planned for future supply requirements within the work area and field operations.

MCAS Cherry Point, NC

• Served as interim Staff Non-Commissioned Officer in Charge (SNCOIC) for three months and platoon Operations Chief for six months. Generating five manning documents, equipment density list, vehicle manifest, and.
• Assigned as site lead overseeing 20 individuals during a field operations and established communications architecture that provide 1,128 hours of uninterrupted services.
• Determined schedules for 30 military employees to govern sequences and assignments for work activities, based on work priority, quantity of equipment, and skill of personnel.
• Trained 30 individuals to meet all calendar and fiscal year requirements, while having zero workplace mishaps or off duty incidents.
• Monitored 30 military employees' work levels and reviewed work performance monthly. Made performance corrections and aligned personal goals with the company mission statement.
• Resolved telecommunications, logistical, and personnel issues by gathering and analyzing facts, and forming conclusions for recommendations to management.

MCAS Cherry Point, NC

• Designated as site lead during field operations, with 28 individuals assigned throughout two different geographical locations. While also effectively moving 40 personnel and 15 tactical vehicles over 100 miles.
• Oversaw the embarkation of eight ISO containers totaling $50,000,000 for large scale exercise
• Supervised supply acquisitions and distribution for four field operations.
• Liaised with external entities as needed in order to facilitate day-to-day operations for the Company.
• Supervised and counseled peers and subordinates about work-related issues and assisted employees to correct job-skill deficiencies to ensure mission accomplishment.
• Applied practical knowledge of telecommunications principles to communicate orally, in writing, and brief format to instruct and prepare documents for immediate managers independently using Microsoft PowerPoint, Word.

MCAS Cherry Point

• Assigned to provide preventative maintenance and record keeping for 45 tactical vehicles in order to maintain mission readiness, and keeping with the organization’s intent.
• Developed 4 vehicle manifest that overlaid with equipment density list for field operations enabling the company to have personnel and equipment arrive to site locations at the same time. This allowed for immediate.
• Reported equipment problems to local maintenance personnel, ensured that repairs were made, and made emergency repairs to equipment when necessary and possible.
• Recommended or initiated personnel actions, such as hires, promotions, transfers, discharges, or disciplinary measures to management
• Monitored 30 military employees' work levels and reviewed work performance monthly. Made performance corrections and aligned personal goals with the company mission statement.

MCB Camp Pendleton, CA

• Supervised inventory control and requisition of over 15 telecommunications equipment items totaling $15,000,000 that provided communications through transmissions assets.
• Supervised 10 terrestrial and satellite operators and evaluated them monthly to ensure company standards were met.
• Supervised and maintained transmissions logs of message, transmitted and received for activities such as military convoy operations and data connectivity for 50 different users.
• Supervised and conducted monthly transmissions equipment inspections and routine tests to ensure that operations standards were met and were mission ready for over 15 pieces of telecommunications equipment totaling.

MCB Camp Pendleton, CA

• Created standard operating procedures for the personnel and military recording keeping. Resulting in a grade of 100% on the Field Supply Maintenance Analysis Office report.
• Ensured all personnel attended annual training requirements for both fiscal and calendar years.
• Scheduled monthly training and readiness standards, along with professional military education courses.
• Reported equipment problems to local maintenance personnel, ensured that repairs were made, and made emergency repairs to equipment when necessary and possible.
• Installed radio and transmissions equipment, troubleshot radio and transmissions antenna problems, and performed maintenance or minor repairs as necessary for 15 pieces of equipment.

MCB Camp Pendleton, CA And MCB 29 Palms.CA

MCRD San Diego, CA

Texarkana, Texas, United States

• Highly skilled in delivering outstanding customer service
• Knowledgeable about the restaurants’ menus, food and beverage items
• Attention to detail in order to provide guest with the best experience possible
• Work with other team members in order to fulfill the needs of the company

Clarksville, Tennessee, United States

Bachelor Of Science - Bs, Crisis/Emergency/Disaster Management, Alumni

Activities and Societies: Cum Laude

Certification, Fire Science/Fire-Fighting

General Studies

High School Diploma