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Charleston, Sc

Selected as most qualified candidate among applicants for CCA position. Learned 4 separate routes in less than 60 days, assisting regularly assigned carriers with overflow volume. Assisted with the most overburdened city routes, transitioning to rural routes as needed. Kept personal overtime to a minimum by organizing deliveries in route order.

Deployed- Middle East

Manage 112 personnel as Company Commander for a Chemical Hazard Response Company. Address and resolve a wide variety of technical issues for the installation's maintenance program. Oversee training and professional development of 94 Soldiers assigned to the company. Chosen to be Company Commander over five other individuals as the only forward Hazard Response element. Known as a decisive and effective team leader, taking a keen interest in the health and welfare of all company personnel and enforcing the highest standards in morale, discipline, and safety. Maintain full readiness by training individual personnel and executing the collective training of teams. Sustain mission readiness of property valued at over $70M as head of the Company Supply program. Accomplish 100% retention of skilled personnel, liaising with Recruiters and Retention Non-Commissioned Officers. Improve equipment movement efficiency to 95% by both air and sea in coordination with forward and rear echelons including port authority documents. Achieved a 91% overall readiness rate of a fleet of vehicles through careful and meticulous management. Reported zero loss of all equipment over 12 months and conducted regular cyclic inventories.

Greenville, South Carolina Area

Oversaw a team of 12 professionals across a large geographical area to manage, train, and communicate regarding green initiatives, compliance, audits, remediation or corrections, and permitting. Conducted Intelligence Surveys and planned and executed data analysis in support of tactical and strategic decision-making. Generated performance objectives and supported the development of the Yearly Training budget of $4 million. Initiated broad plans and programs required for field training, transportation, activation, inactivation, or relocation of units; redistribution of equipment; supply and maintenance support for headquarters and its subordinate elements. Interpreted policies, procedures and laws as an additional Environmental Compliance Officer, administrating environmental reporting requirements and tracking hazardous material items for compliance with regulations/disposal. Facilitated air and waste permitting.

Greenwood, Sc

Supervised 94 personnel as the Company Commander for a Chemical Hazard Response Company. Managed property valued at over $40M as head of the Company Supply program. Planned and managed training for individuals and teams in a geographically distributed workforce. Conducted regular walkthroughs of hazardous collection areas, inspecting hazardous disposal and storage areas. Initiated and enforced improved processes by interpreting regulations, directives, and instructions from higher authority pertaining to the environmental programming, budgeting, and reporting requirements of assigned area, particularly hazardous disposal and petroleum, oils, and lubricants collection. Sustained a spotless record of regulation compliance by devising and enacting solutions to problem areas, making on-the-spot corrections to the facility based on the Environmental Protection Assessment System (EPAS).

Conyers, Ga

Supervised more than 70 personnel across five departments in a production facility. Recorded takt times and oversaw production and full cycle management of waste materials, reporting weekly department output to General Manager. Ensured optimal equipment operation by calling for repairs and evaluating new equipment and techniques. Scheduled delivery dates and reviewed production orders/schedules to ascertain product types, quantities, and specifications. Achieved a 5% carryover rate over 3-month period controlling quality management, takt/cycle time evaluation, and shipping schedule for facility production. Reduced overtime to less than 10% with keen schedule management to optimize the workforce.

Greenville, South Carolina Area

Managed operations and coordinated training for a Chemical Brigade with XX personnel. Designated to a higher (Major's) position in lieu of other qualified officers. Conducted site visits to help inspect installations prior to regular scheduled environmental assessments. Functioned as the additional Environmental Compliance Officer and a Disaster Response Officer. Analyzed environmental assessments and successfully enforced hazardous material collection standards for subordinate companies.

Ft Bragg North Carolina

Responsible for the logistics management, storage, and allocation of CBRNE equipment to a 20,000 personnel Division. Chemical Officer (Environmental Health & Safety/ Logistics)

Fort Bragg, North Carolina

Staff Advisor and subject matter expert to the Division's commanding general and staff on CBRNE (Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear, and Explosive) related matters for a division consisting of approximately 20,000 personnel. Controlled implementation of cross functional enablers to the operations for protecting the forces, training and planning of operations and exercises for the global response force. Validated requirements for current/needed equipment to fill critical shortfalls using lifecycle maintenance and cost assessment models.

Fort Bragg, North Carolina

Managed the CBRN training of 3500 personnel, to include equipment issue and readiness reporting.

Fort Leonard-Wood, Missouri

Recertification on HAZWOPER mitigation and spillage reporting techniques. Advanced leadership and developmental skills were encouraged.

Master Of Science (M.S.), Environmental Management, A-

Master’s Project: Water pollution (specifically by PCE and other organic compounds) on Marine Base Camp Lejeune, different treatment.

Bachelor Of Arts (B.A.), Cultural/Archaelogical Resources Protection

Activities and Societies: Scholarship: Marching Band-Trombone. Section Captain for final two years. Focus on undergraduate studies was.