Provided HM/HW support to the HQMC installation support staff on the Hazardous Materials Management System as acting Support Desk Manager. Tasks include user account creation and management, the creation of hazardous materials records utilizing safety data sheets for inventory purposes, disposal contract data entry, new inventory creation and disposal assistance, utilizing Jaspersoft for ad hoc report creations, and assisting installation user and program managers with technical questions and help. Additionally, provided training for new users, system testing for new software releases, ensured records were updated to maintain accuracy, and enacted quality assurance checks of HMMS data.

Used blueprints to build high pressure vessels systems used in the oilfield. Worked on the Electrical and Instrumentation systems of the vessels. In charge of the receiving of materials and ensuring proper delivery. Created and implemented new system designed to streamline the assembly system by organizing new delivery's into specific areas.

.Monitored alarm situations of the launch facilities and missile alert facilities and dispatched response force accordinglyMonitored the security status of all maintenance procedures at the launch facilities and missile alert facilities, including basic maintenance, weekly checks of alarm functionality, and open launchers with full task forceControlled entry access to launch and missile alert facilities and further access to approved areas with the use of dispatchesEntered new security codes and oversaw the destruction of obsolete codes on a weekly basisGuarded classified and secret documents at the missile alert facilityGuarded classified and secret documents during transportation to and from the missile fieldMember of the flight training team which included training ranging from physical guarding of launch and missile alert facilities, to newly implemented procedures concerning classified materialsCreated and implemented new spreadsheet design to track all training requirements for troops, eventually design was implemented squadron wide