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Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri

Fort Leonard Woood, Missouri

Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri

• Provided instructional support to the United States Air Force (USAF) Emergency Management Technical School by updating, editing, and validating course curriculum for all training courses.
• Responsible for making corrections and improvements to instructional materials as required and coordinating new curriculum with training development department(s).
• Developed and disseminated annual student training schedules.
• Built and maintained student administrative information records.
• Responsible for course development to ensure curriculum is updated regularly in accordance to frequently emerging military tactics, techniques, and procedures.
• Served as the primary Computer Equipment Account manager, creating computer logins for students as required by course curriculums, and maintaining computer labs.

Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri

• Managed the instruction and administration of 8 hazardous materials management courses.
• Managed human resources and administrative support for 35 instructors.
• Managed all environmental health and safety functions, site policies, processes, and methods designed to ensure a safe working environment and compliance with all regulatory, state, federal and local policies.
• Facilitated a safety culture transformation from reactive to proactive by effectively influencing key stakeholders.
• Developed and led the safety awareness training program in accordance with OSHA and Army regulations.
• Facilitated and chaired a management and employee safety committee, resulting in a 57% reduction in work-related accidents for three consecutive fiscal years.

Fort Leonard Wood, MO

• Established and supervised a comprehensive chemical surety training program that earned commendable ratings on 10 Department of the Army inspections.
• Supervised all protective mask/respirator confidence testing for over 800 personnel.
• Conducted two hotel vulnerability assessments in Gabon, Africa in support of the Department of State and United States Army Forces in Africa, ensuring the safety of Americans visiting the country.
• Coordinated and supervised all chemical surety first responder training classes and chemical site tours, ensuring mandatory training requirements were consistently met.
• Developed and maintained detailed statistics and reports on work-related injuries, at-risk behaviors, hazards and losses in order to identify trends that required corrective actions.
• Conducted thorough investigations of work-related accidents to determine root causes and corrective actions.

Schweinfurt, Germany

• Supervised the unit’s environmental compliance program, ensuring all U.S. and German recycling and hazardous waste regulatory requirements were strictly enforced.
• Conducted thorough safety inspections, identifying and correcting deficiencies.
• Served on the unit safety committee as a managing member; involvement was instrumental to a 40% reduction in work-related accidents over a three-year period.
• Maintained the unit database of historic work-related accidents, with special emphasis on initial and root causes, and effectiveness of implemented corrective actions and controls.
• Developed and delivered mandatory environmental, respiratory protection, and safety training to over 500 personnel annually.

Fort Leonard Wood, MO

• Managed a $500K service contract as the Contracting Officer's Representative, overseeing Quality Assurance and Quality Control (QA/QC) procedures critical to evaluation of contracted instructors and support staff.
• Conducted thorough After Action Reviews (AAR) in order to capture historical trends and develop the best course of action to standardize operational procedures and mitigate risks.
• Enforced and verified daily risk management procedures enabling the facility to operate without any work-related injuries for a two-year period.
• Streamlined the Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) for Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA) Level-A Training; supervised three scenario-based training exercises that certified over 200 personnel to perform.

Schofield Barracks, HI (Tikrit, Iraq)

• Served as the Hazardous Materials Operations Manager for a Combat Aviation Brigade with over 300 attack helicopters and 2,000 personnel.
• Planned, coordinated, and executed the decontamination of a cadmium-contaminated aircraft hangar, ensuring the safety of over 1,000 personnel.
• Conducted a 15-month combat deployment to Iraq in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom and the Global War on Terrorism as the Night Battle Captain, controlling air attack missions.
• Managed the unit’s Environmental, Health, and Safety program, ensuring compliance with all federal environmental requirements, to include the State of Hawaii’s strict guidelines for ground water and hazardous waste.

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• Established and Administered Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear (CBRN) defense measures across multi-echelon unit configurations
• Provided training advice and supervision regarding CBRN equipment and operations
• Trained military and civilian personnel on CBRN response operations
• Operated and maintained CBRN detection and decontamination equipment
• Prepared plans that outline operating procedures to be used in response to disasters or emergencies, such as hurricanes, nuclear accidents, and terrorist attacks, and in recovery from these events
• Developed emergency response plans and procedures

Master’S Degree, Emergency And Disaster Management, 3.6

Program Areas of Emphasis: • Generating emergency plans that meet state and federal guidelines. • Applying quantitative skills and methods.

Bachelor’S Degree, Business Administration (Contract Management), 3.0

Program Areas of Emphasis: • Applying effective communication skills in a business environment. • Assessing the impact of culture and.