CBRN/ Hazmat Instructor Delivers disaster preparedness and response training to professional audiences through lecture and hands-on exercises. Instruction focuses on catastrophic events that result in mass casualty incidents and preparedness and response planning.· Supervised and participated in studies, evaluations, and reports pertaining to training objectives, conducted presentations on new equipment.· Provided qualitative and quantitative personnel requirements on new and modified equipment. · Conducted independent risk assessments to ensure all training and operations were conducted safely and in accordance with occupational health safety program principles. · Planned, coordinated, and implemented objectives for exercises and evaluated all elements of operations to include training complexity, personnel, environment, terrain, and equipment to be used.· Ensured high levels of safety through strict adherence to Composite Risk Management principles resulting in zero incidents or violations for the assigned period.

- Highly proficient planning, directing and managing the administration of safety and health operational policies to ensure all assigned work environments are functioning at the lowest risk for incidents. Strong ability and working knowledge of evaluating and mitigating risk assessment factors, standard operating procedures, policy development, root cause factors of previous incidents, accident reports and risk reduction for increased safety of future working environments. - Supervised and participated in studies, evaluations, and reports pertaining to mission objectives and operations, conducted presentations on new equipment training matters, and represented the organization in meetings and conferences. - Provided qualitative and quantitative personnel requirements information on new and modified equipment. - Conducted independent risk assessments to ensure all training and operations were conducted safely and in accordance with Army Regulations and occupational health safety program principles. - Planned, coordinated, and implemented objectives for exercises and evaluated all elements of operations to include mission complexity, personnel, environment, terrain, and equipment to be used.- Ensured high levels of safety through strict adherence to Composite Risk Management principles resulting in zero incidents or violations for the assigned period. - Consistently met or exceeded timeline and directive policy requirements when implementing operational plans including budget management and resourcing. - Managed operations involving multiple worldwide locations simultaneously for personnel, facilities and strategy employment and training requirements.

- Served as a CBRN Staff NCO in a highly specialized Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear, and High Yield Explosive (CBRNE) Response Team (CRT) in the Republic of Korea, with a worldwide mission to locate, identify, render safe, mitigate, neutralize, package, and escort Chemical/Biological weaponized or non-weaponized material to combat Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD) for Combatant Commanders and the Republic of Korea (ROK).- Accountable for training, mentoring, health and welfare of four Soldiers, six sergeants, two Korean Augmentation to the United States Army (KATUSAs) and specialized team equipment valued in excess of $400k.- Recognized for technical expertise; selected to brief the 2nd Infantry Division Command Group on CRT analytical capabilities.- Skilled communicator; integrated new CRT Tactics, Techniques and Procedures (TTPs) which greatly increased mission efficiency and success.- Sought after by other CRTs to help facilitate training; utilized experience to help influence decisions on target.- Cross-Trained ROKA CBRN Special Operations; helped to develop and enhance TTPs concerning C-WMD targets.- Served as Range Safety Officer (RSO) on three small arms ranges and oversaw the 100% qualification of 70 Soldiers and seven KATUSAs.- Participated in Warrior Strike IX; achieved 100% Team certification and established Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) for joint CBRNE operations.

- Served as a CBRN Staff NCO for a Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear, Explosive (CBRNE) Response Team (CRT) in the Army’s only forward deployed CBRN Battalion accountable for Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD) and Hazard exploitation, and Explosive Ordinance Disposal (EOD) operations in support of United Nations Command, United States Forces Korea, Eighth United States Army, and 2nd Infantry Division OPLANS for Unified Land Operations and Weapons of Mass Destructions Elimination.- Accountable for the readiness, health, and combat readiness of 11 Soldiers, and two Republic of Korea (ROK) Army Soldiers from Korean Augmentation to the United States Army (KATUSA) program.- Mastered individual knowledge on Unit equipment; contributed to Change of Command inventories being completed as scheduled.- Instituted creative solutions during training and tasked events; improved the overall proficiency of the execution process.- Was instrumental in providing sound CRT Tactics. Techniques and Procedures (TTPs) in conducting missions In Support Of (ISO) Ulchi Freedom Guardian (UFG) and Warrior Strike.- Hand selected to serve as Team Sergeant over three NCOs for leadership and expertise.- Executed 15 CBRNE missions; served as a pivotal asset during the Team’s successful completion of an External Evaluations (EXEVAL).- Served as an Observer/Controller during a Battalion EXEVAL; provided guidance that improved the Team’s overall readiness.- Maintained 100% accountability of $750k of assigned equipment; achieved zero losses throughout the rating period.- Mentored and trained two NCOs to perform their duties as the Company Sexual Harassment Assault Response Prevention (SHARP) Representative.

- Served as a headquarters Platoon Sergeant (PSG) and CBRN Staff NCO for the Raven Rock Mountain Complex.- Planned, organized, provided and advised the installation Commander and Battalion Commander on all strategic, tactical, and operational aspects of Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear (CBRN).- Directed, monitored current operations, training of an operational based Signal Battalion with 493 Modified Table of Organization and Equipment (MTOE) valued more than $100 million.- Scheduled, evaluated, tracked training, produced Operation Orders (OPORDs), facilitated the maintenance and served of CBRN equipment.- Received and disseminated CBRN updates and other essential information to the Companies within the Battalion.- Received an excellence rating during the Brigade Command Inspection for Net Unit Status Report (USR); acknowledged as the best Battalion in the Brigade and received a 100% passing rate.- Led and prepared all CBRN sections within the Battalion during the Brigade Command Inspection with a 97% passing rate in all measured areas.- Mentored, trained, and guided three Soldiers to perform their, duties and accountabilities and to operate and maintain a successful Company CBRN program.- Selected over five senior highly qualified Sergeant First Class (SFCs) to serve as Headquarters PSG; accountable for ten NCOs and 15 Soldiers.- Revised standards of issue and sustainment procedures for CBRN defense and individual protective equipment significantly enhancing overall Force Protection (FP) measures.- Developed 10 junior NCOs and 15 Soldiers with an aggressive professional attitude by encouraging them to embrace the Equal Opportunity (EO) and Sexual Harassment Assault Response Prevention (SHARP) programs.

- Served as the Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear (CBRN) Operations NCO for the Regimental Special Troops Battalion (RSTB).- Supervised the CBRN defense programs for five Companies within the Battalion.- Ensured the accountability, maintenance, calibration, and serviceability of all Battalion CBRN equipment to include the readiness of no-notice rapid deployment package, valued in excess of $500k. - Accountable for the monthly compilation and submission of the NET Unit Status Report (USR).- Used technical knowledge to assist in building and overseeing the readiness of a rapid deployment CBRN Team and equipment.- Guided and mentored five CBRN NCOs on the accountabilities and functions of a successful Company CBRN NCO.- Held position as the point of contact for the Unit Status Report; accountable for compiling nine USR reports during rated period.-Supervised the planning and resourcing of more than 15 Battalion and Company CBRN training events.- Served as the liaison to all CBRN Soldiers in the Ranger Assessment and Selection Program (RASP); assisted in graduating nine CBRN Soldiers from RASP I.- Always sought ways to improve management and training of CBRN personnel.- Ensured all equipment was in proper working order and that all CBRN training conducted adhered to proper safety standards.Continuously worked towards acquiring new CBRN equipment to ensure that the 75th Regimental Special Troops Battalion (RSTB) was prepared to combat any CBRN threat.- Ensured that Battalion CBRN equipment was maintained at 100% readiness and prepared for no-notice deployments.