SummaryPROJECT MANAGER / QA INSPECTOR / ASQC CERTIFIEDExperienced in both domestic and international arenas and skilled leading, validating, and verifying standards for project execution and product system safety improvement.Expert in strategic advancement of best practices and training initiatives with demonstrated success guiding companies in ISO 9000, 9001 attainment. Experience includes:-- Facilities Manager at Mitsubishi Aircraft Corporation America-- Facilities Manager Quincy Valley Medical Center-- Capacity Development Management, Exelis / ANSF North and South-- Employee / Project Supervision for commercial and industrial projects, Lamb Weston, Simplot, McCain Food and others-- Maintenance & Repair expert, Kellogg, Brown & Root-- Quality Assurance Inspections, Western Pacific EngineeringLeverage communication and leadership skills to lead projects to completion. Welcome challenges.BackgroundVOLUNTEER, Veteran Services July 2014-PresentAid veterans with shelter placement and help find any and all available resources to bridge the gap between homelessness and stable employment. CAPACITY DEVELOPMENT MANAGER, Exelis ANSFOctober 2011 – July 2014 (2 years 10 months)Kabul AfghanistanDevised and carried out training plan for the National Army, National Police, and Department of Public Works in Afghanistan. Led on-site training initiatives and instilled quality controls on all trainees.-- Trained more than 2,100 personnel and managed FFP contract of $4.5M(USD)QUALITY ASSURANCE PROFESSIONAL, KBRAugust 2009 – October 2010 (1 year 3 months)Hired to maintain and repair all KBR and military assets and ensure electrical systems on FOB Paliwoda were up-to-date. Supervised crews, worked in hazardous conditions, and offered daily training sessions to meet safety standards. Received -- Exceptional job performance: 3 Military Letters of Appreciation, 2 Battlefield Coins.Volunteer Experience & CausesELECTRICIAN, Habitat for Humanity Moses Lake WA May 1997 – July 1997 (3 months)Poverty AlleviationWired Habitat houses according to local codes.