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As I capped a successful career, I became a subject matter expert, senior leader, and trainer for explosive ordinance disposal. I applied a range of learning strategies to impart and reinforce new knowledge. Generated top performing team through training, coaching, operations management, and positive reinforcement that provided essential tools to motivate individuals toward personal and professional improvement. Developed, tracked, and managed programs to transform trainees into high performing employees. [Eric] is a solid professional who has demonstrated a high level of competence and is consistently excelling in the wide array of a Special Operations Explosive Ordnance Disposal field. – Captain Jason E Kremers, Operations OfficerCheck out these accomplishments:• Decreased training cycle and instructor requirement by streamlining course length and saving 2 days without sacrificing content that also reduced costs by $70K per year.• Delivered lasting value to the organization by developing specialized training to breach hardened structures and creating a lesson plan to be utilized by all special operations units going forward.• Increased personnel safety and unit survivability by applying proven train-the-trainer concepts and passing on crucial new learning strategies in areas of explosive threat recognition and mitigation. • Reduced explosive threat potential by training ordinance disposal processes to 180+ employees and adjusting plans to align with a range of situations for increased safety, team confidence, and competency. • Generated baseline competency by collaborating with diverse cohort of international partners to facilitate inclusive, scenario-based training for 40 foreign operators, improving international partnerships. • Achieved 100% of strategic planning goals by providing subject matter expertise and manage operations to optimize unit capabilities and employment of team assets.

By blending leadership, expertise, and communication skills I was instrumental in raising standards and upgrading a meaningful, effective training program. I also served as the SME for advanced instruction in explosives handling, disabling, and disposal. To deliver continuous value, I expanded my expertise through research and development of emerging ideas to advance the quality and scope of the program.[Eric] is a force multiplier in all aspects of his duties and responsibilities within the Battalion. – Capt. Sam Moore, Team Cmdr.Here are some highlights from this role:• Equipped operators with advanced skill sets by incorporating Six Sigma concepts to track results, analyze trends, and continuously improve the program.• Took training program to higher ground by completing 4 high-demand courses that sharpened existing skill sets and raised value of courses to trainees through updated methods and materials.• Improved safety, survivability, and protection of human capital by conducting primary research and development for explosive containment and incorporating conclusions to update curriculum.• Increased value of the unit by certifying 150 special operators in advanced skills such as photography, technical /physical surveillance, covert entry methods, and close-target recon.

As any good trainer would, I applied learned concepts and team leadership to real world situations. Life can be illustrated as one continuous training session and I used my experiences to transfer my relevant knowledge and training, to train and strengthen relationships with partner forces in Afghanistan, Cambodia, Thailand, and Indonesia. I also exercised leadership, management, and accountability over my own US team and achieved all mission objectives.[Eric] is a tremendous asset on every mission he is a part of. He understands every facet of his EOD responsibilitiesand also the necessary functions of a Senior Enlisted Leader…. – Captain Samuel Moore, Team CommanderHere are some highwater marks from this experience:• Increased effectiveness by completing 14 hands-on & classroom training courses and transferring acute knowledge and skills to subordinates using scenario-based learning. • Enhanced collaborative relationships by partnering with Afghan National Army personnel to increase presence and safety for population centers and drive economic growth and reform in Helmand Province. • Preserved lives and property by planning, coordinating, and leading 37 hazardous operations and interdicting 100 devices, 1700 kgs. of explosives, and 3600 lbs. of drug making materials.

Here I created a solid foundation that would support continuous development for skills, knowledge, and leadership that would be tested in some of the most challenging real-world situations. I was able to propel my career success through learning, skills building, team-oriented training scenarios, and execution of duties. Training allowed me to exercise adaptability and flexibility to apply new skills safety, under rapidly changing conditions in Iraq and other locations to support national security objectives. [Eric] is a confident, sharp, and effective NCO. His energetic personality is a positive influence among his peers. – WO Ricky Richardson Jr., EOD OfficerHighlights include:• Developed new levels of proficiency by cross training with all US military branches and training 750 colleagues. • Demonstrated skills by responding to 41 requests for emergency support with 100% safe outcomes.• Enhanced safety for colleagues and Iraqi citizens by disposing of 228 unexploded ordinance items in 45 days.