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United States

VIS Disaster Inspectors are independent contractors who can be deployed when a disaster (i.e. – fire, flood, hurricane earthquake, tornado, etc.) has occurred and there has been a disaster declaration. The length of deployments for disaster declarations vary based on size and the amount of damage caused by the event.Experienced Disaster Housing Inspector that performed a variety of tasks:• Verified ownership and occupancy of damaged homes.• Recorded damages of the interior and exterior of damaged dwellings.• Selected viewed damages from a list of disaster related losses.• Supplied at my own expense needed items such as o Tools (standard tape measure, rolling tape measure, clip board, notecards) o Safety clothing and/or equipment (safety glasses, safety boots)• Worked 7 days a week during a deployment, often longer than 10 hours a day• Scheduled and organize your own appointments• Electronically submitted expenses and timesheets on a weekly basis

United States

Fort Hood, Texas, United States

Senior Supervisor/ Operations Manager/ Program Manager● Assistant advisor to upper management on all matters pertaining to personnel movement, company projects, facility management, embarkation, container management, the allocation of resources, and the disposal of hazardous materials.● Directed support for the organization with a worldwide contingency mission by successfully certifying four supported organizations in their specialized jobs to be in a deployable ready status.● Oversaw all duties and responsibilities of the Lead Supervisor of Logistics and Administration managing up to 646 personnel in their perspective departments resulting in 82 percent of personnel and equipment certified to be on deployment readiness status.● Mentored, coordinated, inspected and evaluated the organization’s Training Program, identifying potential assignment recommendations and improvements to the executive management.● Supervised the maintenance and management of training records, schools, assignment movements and preparation of training schedules for the organization improving overall capabilities of the organization.

Fort Hood, Texas, United States

First Line Supervisor/ Personnel Manager● Assisted and advised the unit official in developing outlines, scripts and training materials resulting all subordinate elements successfully passing two separate rigorous certification tests.● Handled requests from team supervisors for ammunition, food, water and fuel all while maintaining a 100 percent accident and incident-free record.● Responsible for overseeing administrative tasks, training, logistics, maintenance and personnel issues; identified shortfalls and assigned tasks and resources to the problem areas within organization.

Fort Hood, Tx

Technical Supervisor/ Training Manager● Supervised the handling, transportation, accountability and distribution of the paladin howitzer ammunition; resulting in timely accurate fire and successfully accomplishing over 80 missions.● Assisted team leaders in supervision of the operations, maintenance and training successfully evaluating job performance and completed evaluation reports.● Conducted maintenance tests on all equipment within assigned organization to ensure 100 percent operational capabilities.● Implemented safety and security rules and procedures resulting in a safe accident-free work place.● Coordinated training area access, training asset requirements, logistical fulfillment of materials, and tracking movements and distribution of ammunition to successfully support the unit’s mission training goals.● Established and maintained inventory documents and processed requests and turned-in documents utilizing the Range Facility Management Support System (RFMSS) and the Total Ammunition Management System (TAMS).

Light Figthers School, Fort Drum, New York

Personnel Manager/ Operations Manager/ Program Manager/ Training Manager● Developed a curriculum to operate in a mountainous environment year-round, including cold, snowy, or icy environments; taught technical skills and concept on the use of equipment and rough terrain movement.● Instructed mountain-specific skills such as medical evacuation taught at the individual and small group level; resulting in the progress in both education and creative employment of the mountaineering equipment.● Administered and graded tests, counseled students regarding educational progress, and was capable of assisting units in mountainous environments.

Fort Drum, New York

The school teaches a number of courses to train soldiers of the army (including the Army Reserve, Army National Guard, and ROTC Cadets) in military operations in mountainous areas. Graduates of these course receive the special qualification identifier (SQI) of "E," Military Mountaineer.The school runs 'summer' sessions focusing on rock climbing and high-angle tactical combat, and 'winter' courses that also include winter travel, camping, and survival skills. The basic and advanced courses of instruction trains individual soldiers, not units. These soldiers then return to their units to provide at least some training and experience in mountain warfare throughout the U.S. Army. Unit training, both at the AMWS and at the requesting unit's location, can also be provided. Some of the skills I learned are: Operate in mountains year-round and in cold, snowy, and/or icy environments Mountain-specific skills taught in each: individual, small unit, and medical Capable of assisting units in mountainous environments

Fort Drum, New York

Supervisor/ Training Manager/ Personnel Manager● Qualified personnel to conduct air mobile and air assault helicopter operations, to include aircraft orientation, sling load operations, proper rappelling techniques and fast-rope techniques by implementing teamwork and detail oriented task resulting in a 72 percent graduation rate.● Expertly managed the development of each class by phases, resulting in an 81 percent passing rate from the usual 60 – 70 percent passing rate from 10 air assault training courses. Awarded for both efficiency and accuracy of instructions and hands on training.● Supervised a crew of 120-160 students in daily operations, including evaluation and discipline resulting a company record for productivity.● Coordinated work assignments by boosting morale and encouraging students to overcome their fear, decreasing their failure rate by 20 percent.

Fort Sill, Oklahoma, United States

Technical Supervisor/ Training Manager● Worked as a team leader with an 8 crew-member personnel in direct support of Field Artillery Unit with a worldwide contingency mission.● Responsible for the health and welfare, monthly counseling, development and supervision of eight personnel.● Responsible for $1,500,000 worth of equipment; maintained and operated heavy equipment, vehicles in all types of terrain and weather conditions, operated complex weapon and communication systems.● Responsible for verifying safe and accurate firing data resulting in no firing accidents or incidents.● Directed and supervised assigned team during emplacement, camouflage and defense of the team’s position.

Fort Sill, Oklahoma

Technical Supervisor● Operated firefinder radar, established and maintained radio and wire communications in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom.● Received direction from supervisors and followed instructions to meet organizational goals.● Maintained full accountability for high value items, equipment and supplies.● Planned and supervised preventive and corrective maintenance of radars, vehicles and equipment.● Dispatched personnel to remote areas, set-up communication lines, and secured perimeters.

Fort Sill, Oklahoma

Technical Supervisor● Operated all wheel drive vehicles and equipment over various terrain and roadways, and maintained a 100 percent accident and incident-free record.● Oversaw and checked proper loading and unloading of cargo on vehicles and trailers. ● Employed convoy defense techniques and identified and reported all vehicle deficiencies.● Identified electrical and mechanical problems to determine the need for specialized repair services.

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