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Establishes and maintains facility and perimeter vehicle maintenance schedules by listing all vehicles by capacity group and type of maintenance; prepares work schedules indicating when vehicles prepares work schedules indicating when vehicles are due for maintenance; makes initial preparation of work orders attaching vehicle maintenance record; computes totals on the work orders; as directed, arranges for the delivery of vehicles to the facility for scheduled maintenance; informs superior when schedules are not adhered. Establishes and maintains vehicle jackets and records, posts on a vehicle maintenance record card from work orders. Posts to stock cards from invoices such data as receipt date, purchase order number, quantity received and unit price and from mechanic's requisition such data as date, vehicle number, quantity issued and balance on hand, and posts to stock cards issuance of fuels and lubricants. Relocation to Florida due to family commitments.

Provide group and individual training; monitor daily assignments; and provide advice and guidance to subordinate staff. Directly manages up to 15 Supervisors and office personnel, and in directly manages up to 150 field personnel. Maintain effective public relations with the community within the office boundaries, such as the local news media, community leaders and organizations, and local government officials. Establish an effective working relationship with traditionally hard to enumerate populations or with specific populations indigenous to the area within seven county area.

Developing and driving the training and quality program at Google Fiber via One Path, in addition to personally traveling to the individual markets (Atlanta, Nashville, Raleigh and Charlotte,to provide more detailed training and supervision. Training new hire technician Fiber To The Home (FTTH) process which include coaxial connectors and equipment setup. Instruction on tools that include: VLF, voltage meters, toning probes, coaxial & Cat connector tools, and fusion splicing equipment. Some oversite items includes quality audits, enforcement of safety policies and procedures, and the promotion of a safety/quality culture to Google Fiber Installation Technicians in the Greater Atlanta market.

• Assist the Director of Safety Technology & Emergency Planning in compiling department performance reports and streamlining reporting procedure for easier access to information.• Prepares, runs, and reviews statistical reports and analyses for accuracy by gathering and compiling data using databases programs such as Excel.• Communicate with a variety of individuals from within and outside of the organization on items such as safety inspections and subsidies. • Topics Trained on:o Crowd Managemento Slip, Trip, and Fall Preventiono Elements for the Federal Employee Occupational Safety and Health Program- 29 CFR Part 1960o Elements of Ergonomicso Office Inspection Trainingo Stress at Worko Noise and Hearing Prevention

Provided Information Warfare personnel and equipment augmentation to Naval Forces in support of Naval operations and Joint Commanders. Enabled naval Information Warfare capabilities by providing tactically focused training and planning expertise. Managed all SIGINT training, employment, and professional development for 170 Sailors deployed to seven Carrier Strike Groups and six Amphibious Ready Groups in support of Operations Enduring Freedom and Iraqi Freedom. Provides cyber, information operation, and electronic warfare support to Naval forces in support of operations, training and military exercises

As ATG’s only Electronic Warfare and Cryptologic trainer conducted 13 Seventh Fleet ship events and trained over 500 Sailors through Unit Level Training and Ballistic Missile Defense certification, resulting in all Seventh Fleet ships certified ready for tasking. Recognized Electronic Warfare subject matter expert for Seventh Fleet. Team member of the Navy Surface Force Training Manual Electronic Warfare/ Cryptology chapter conversion and streamlining. Preparing Seventh Fleet for the training revision. Provided lesson planning instructional strategies, selection of visual aids, and teaching skills; designs lessons from United States Navy instructions and strategies. Assumed responsibility for managing security, safety, order, and supervision of the personnel and building for a given day.

Supervisor for all the routine and special activities of the personnel during 24 hour periods during the weeks. These activities include accounting for all personnel, routine operation; insure proper appearance of all personnel on board, safety and ship security. Led 20 personnel as division chief through three demanding training cycles and deployment. Responsible for orchestrating ship preparations, maintenance inspections and a 24 hour work day schedule. Operated organic and space-borne electronic signal collection equipment and providing response cueing and indications and warning to battle group commanders. Supported over-the-horizon targeting and reconnaissance operations. As Surface Warfare Coordinator (SUWC) made accurate decisions, at critical moments, were key in the success of combat information center operations. Organized combat systems training for 55 personnel that supported the Global War on Terror. Served as Command Drug and Alcohol Programs Advisor, provided education and counseling of 375 personnel on the responsible use of alcohol. Supervised and performed preventive and corrective maintenance on the AN/SLQ-32(V)3 Electronic Warfare Deceptive Electronic Countermeasure system.

Certified Master Training Specialist. Directed teaching/learning activities in classroom and on board ships. Writes learning objectives, prepares test items, and evaluates instructional material. Actively involved in the revision of the basic electronic tech course. Coordinated and developed presentations, instructor and converting a 500 page student guide to a format for use for the Navy Knowledge Online website. As Leading Petty Officer set and maintained the high standards for all newly reported Electronic Warfare Technicians out of Boot Camp. Ensures his Sailors overcome the personal and professional challenges with counseling and training. Presented information using a variety of instructional techniques or formats, such as role playing, simulations, team exercises, group discussions, videos, or lectures.

Arrangement of training for Electronic Warfare customers for the US Naval Fleet.

Maintenance (preventive and corrective) for the electronic warfare suite onboard. The equipment included the AN/SLQ-32, MK 36 Chaff Launching system, Sla-10 blanker, and ULQ-16