Fire I & IIHAZMAT Awareness and Operations IS for ICS, and federal response documents/ programs, e.g., NIMS, NRF, NIPP, etc. -Planned, prepared and delivered instructional activities that facilitate active learning experiences-Collaborated with counseling to provide consistent and sequenced educational experiences aligned to appropriate state standards-Identify and selected different instructional resources and methods to meet students' varying needs-Encouraged and monitored the progress of individual students-Participated in department and school meetings, parent meetings

U.S. Military CONUS and OCONUS74A & 74B, Chemical, Biological, Radiological & Nuclear Officer, Unit Response ICS Liaison-mil to civilian ▪ Specialty Skills Identifier (SSI): 72D Environmental Science and Engineering; Additional Skills Identifier (ASI): J5-Technical Escorting and L2-Chemical, Biology, Radiological and Nuclear (CBRN) Responder▪ ECBC Emerged Technologies Soldier’s Initiative-CBRN rapid equipment testing and fielding▪ Branches and Military Occupational Skills (MOS) Held: ▪ 74A, 74B CBRN Operations Officer, 74D20 (54B20) Chemical Operations Specialist, ▪ 12M20 (3E751), Fire Protection Specialist (DoD Firefighter) Crash/Fire/Rescue and POL focus ▪ Wildland Advanced Firefighter (FFT1), Initial Attack IC, Squad Boss and Sawyer (Faller Class B). ▪ 68E20 (4Y051) Dental/Medical Specialist, U.S. Army trained EMT, worldwide decontamination team, triage and wound treatment teams.

All-Hazard Safety Officer assigned to the Blue Team of the Maryland AHIMT. Completed-Command and General Staff Functions for Type 3 incidents and other FEMA Training requirements/recommendations

Volunteer, Pro Board Fire Officer II responding to fire, rescue (structure, automotive and marine), HAZMAT and general safety incidents. Instructor/Trainer, Pro Board Instructor III and NFPA Live Fire Training Exercises certified.▪ Primary charter was fire ground occupant safety, responder safety and perimeter integrity ▪ Safety Officer assignment included rotating monthly+ possession of fire company safety vehicle decreasing response time to incidents and accidents.▪ Managed sustainment for company analytical testing equipment: single sensor, four gas and radiation detection. Four bank, three cylinder cascade system principle operator/maintainer.▪ During flooding was the military liaison civ to mil, and branch director during evacuation of our four floor care center ▪ 2012 Division 1 Firefighter of the Year, Past First Lieutenant and Company Board Member

Systems integration of CBRNE equipment and training solutions for elite response teams worldwide. Absolute safety, contractual requirements and FLIR interests focus is implied.▪ Numerous program responsibilities ranging from meeting coordination to a one team approach to liaison solutions between procurement, receiving, warehousing, training and production. I consider problem solving between sections and with vendors my most rewarding attribute▪ Quality Assurance Specialist ensuring kit component function, serial number confirmation and kit completion including deliverable document completion considering FLIR and customer(s) overall program requirements ▪ Program Security Officer implementing AR-530-1 and FAR/DFAR regulations for OPSEC, intellectual property rights and trade sensitivity

Committee chartered by the Harford County Volunteer Fire and EMS Association and, the Harford County Council of Fire Chiefs to address the county's health, wellness and safety concerns of the first responder/receiver community. Special project: research and recommend a county wide accountability technology to serve the 1300 responders of Harford County, MD. This system requires I evaluate multiple bids for ~$650,000 including project conceptual design, implementation and sustainment. Developed answers for the county fire study’s Health, Wellness and Safety section. -End date due to charter inactivity.

Initially active duty Air Force as an E-1 (1989), have been with the Colorado Air National Guard and the Army Reserves prior to the MD Army National Guard. 68E20, 12M20, 74D20 (initially 54B20), 74A, 74B, SSI 72D and, ASI J5 & J2. Additional duties includeda Unit Safety Officer, Environmental Compliance Officer and HAZMAT packaging and transportation principle.Spreadsheet of all military assignment dates and resume based narratives available upon request.

As a Senior CBRNE Specialist and Emergency Response Subject Matter Expert (SME) I:Facilitated the Non-Materiel Solutions (NMS) Division’s instructional competencies and progression system to support instructors delivering curriculums including but not limited to: CBRNE sampling, testing and detection, individual and collective protective systems, comprehensive decontamination, NIMS/ICS (typing, structure and functionality), terrorism behavior and other CBRN programs to enhance responder readiness Delivered quality assurance monitored curriculums listed above internationally including the use of interpreters. I have instructed first receivers/responders logging 83,000 flight miles across CONUS and OCONUS military installations. Represented the First Responder Equipment team internationally to evaluate military installations’ on-hand equipment to introduce, plan and field the Installation Protection Program’s family of systems Functioned as a SME evaluator for multiple functional areas (ICP, EOC, MTF and line) during HSEEP based functional and full-scale exercises to assess program value for end usersAs an Operations Analyst and Emergency Response Subject Matter Expert (SME) I:Located and provided content for DHS/FEMA’s Lessons Learned Information Sharing (LLIS.gov) websiteInswered user questions posted on ‘AskLLIS’  Published in Domestic Preparedness, Future Chemical Challenges: COP Needed to Manage Common ProblemsAs a Functional Analyst and Emergency Response Subject Matter Expert (SME) I: Supported the FEMA/IAB Responder Knowledge Base (RKB.us) providing contract representation, convention outreach (e.g., FRI 2010, 2010 National Bio-Threat and WPI Accountability Workshop), site vetting and end user support through RKB’s ‘Ask the Expert’ feature

▪ EPA/PA licensed asbestos Inspector. Lead-based paint and area lead sampling, personal and area filter collection for workplace evaluation, general healthy workplace evaluations and mold identification for abatement project planning. Chain of custody driven sample management program for PSU and perspective properties ▪ Ergonomics trained for workplace activity evaluations and adjustment. Abatement, fire detection and sprinkler system inspections and component recall surveys. Hearing conservation program surveys and lab safety Inspections.

Safety Consultant, Instructor summer 2006/IntermittantActive for director on U.S. Army Corp. of Engineers lock and dam refitting project on the Monongahela River, Braddock (area of Gen. Braddock conflict fame) Complex. Last PSU summer break.

E.S.E. provided comprehensive instruction and consulting in the environmental and hazardous site industry. ▪ Site Health and Safety Officer at the Rocky Mountain Arsenal CERCLA Remediation Site on several diverse projects. For my last RMA project I authored the initial Site Safety & Health and Emergency Response Plans. Considering their content I: held safety briefings, accomplished risk assessments and accident investigations, prepared submittals, interpreted documentation and regulations as needed while ensuring safety for near real time defense agent monitoring activities attached to an ongoing soils removal project. MINICAM/Minilink operational proficiency for integrated real time analytical platforms providing field mobile lab analysis of military chemical agents, degradates and precursors. Work site evacuation/project cessation required my level B entry to conduct secondary sampling for fixed lab processing for work resumption safety. ▪ Instructed: 40 Hour Initial and 8 Hour Refresher HAZWOPER Programs & DoT HM-126F, confined space entry-through supervisor, OSHA/EPA/NIOSH PPE including respiratory protection and lock out/tag out. Taught in house, statewide CO and WI.

Formerly a full time seasonal interagency qualified member of the Wildland Firefighting Corp. of the U.S. Forest Service. Additional duties included: alternatives programs to simulate natural fire loss, fuel wood moisture collecting and calculating, field archaeology surveys and Type II Stand Exams. Use of navigation, both GPS and compass/map, for response and project purposes. National Wildfire Coordinating classes attended: I-200, S-130/190 (x6 yrs.), S-205, S-211, S-212, S-234. Qualified, Advanced Firefighter/Squad Boss (FFT1), ensuring organized squad fire performance with crew safety first priority. Enrolled-National Interagency IMS requirements for Receiving/Distribution Manager (RCDM).

OEA designs specialized ordinance products including shuttle systems and automobile air bag initiator/inflation units.Working in the safety department I gathered, maintained, minimized and prepared most class/division waste streams for shipping and disposal; responded to explosive, chemical, and medical/bio-hazard emergencies/releases; assisted in document upkeep, interpreting, and authoring; and performed scheduled weekly and spot safety inspections plant wide to ensure intra-company safety and security compliance was followed.