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Overland Park, Ks, Us

Overland Park, Ks, Us

Lee'S Summit, Mo

Serves as the liaison between the ITS (Intelligent Transportation System) Section and KC Scout. Provide direct administrative and operational assistance to KC Scout. Remains current on ITS trends and activities and advise the ITS Program Manager on ITS solutions for traffic management and Traffic Incident Management (TIM), in the Kansas City Metro Area. Assists with resolving traffic management problems, TIM issues and organize meetings with various regional organizations. Assists with routine maintenance of equipment by inspecting cameras, locating sub-surface utilities and checking overhead signs.

Lees Summit, Mo

Monitor the traffic flow of the highway traffic on the Interstates in Kansas and Missouri. Identify incidents, dispatch motor assist operators, Operate DMS (Dynamic Message Sign) and other related systems, manage roadwork, detect and verify incidents, initiate and coordinate response, disseminate incident information. Document all incidents into the ATMS (Advance Traffic Management System) software and any other related data sharing or archival systems.

Salina, Ks

Responsibilities include operating a data entry terminal and radio communication system to send, relay, and receive information. Communications Specialists maintain continuous contact among Highway Patrol personnel and other emergency response agencies, and they disseminate information for officers to apprehend offenders, develop investigative leads, track criminal activity, identify stolen property, and locate missing persons. Coordinate emergency medical relays across the state using aircraft and ground units, and monitor alarms and warning systems, such as those issued by the National Weather Service and local emergency managers. Extensive detailed and technical training in law enforcement computer services, including NCIC, NCIC 2000, NLETS, EPIC, REJIS, and Criminal History.

Assists logistics personnel in performing analysis functions associated with management of the logistical program throughout the USARC. Conducts specific assigned tasks related to the overall logistical management of the command by conducting physical inspections/inventories/on-site surveys/other technical inspections. May be required to perform basic analysis of logistics programs/efforts/or directed actions to determine the precedents/regulations and/or render an advisory on actions to be taken to correct deficiencies. Advises civilian and military personnel on matters relating to administrative procedures/ security/accountability/resourcing/reporting time and attendance/travel, etc. Maintains, gathers, and compiles records using standardized information systems and computer based automated systems. Assist personnel in understanding and using these automated systems.

Assists in planning and performing administrative, clerical, and supply functions in support of the unit. Implements administrative plans, policies and procedures established by the commander and higher authority. Makes recommendations on administrative, clerical and supply functions. Contacts higher headquarters as directed to secure interpretation of regulations or policies pertinent to unusual or controversial actions. Reviews work completed by unit personnel to assure compliance with regulations and approved policies and procedures; brings deficiencies to the attention of the supervisor and instructs unit personnel on how to correct deficiencies.May receive, inspect, sign for, and warehouse incoming supplies. Inspects material to be turned in; secures technical inspections as appropriate; prepares or edits turn-in slip; determines need for and prepares or reviews Report of Survey. Assists in or takes periodic inventories. Monitors key logistical areas which impact upon overall unit readiness, such as equipment serviceability and on-hand status of equipment. Assists unit personnel in the performance of administrative, clerical and supply functions when assigned to the unit during non-drill periods. Instruction relates to the preparation and processing of personnel actions; preparation of pay actions; maintenance of personnel records and files; preparation and processing of supply actions and maintenance of related files and records; preparation of training schedules; and the compilation of recurring and one-time reports related to functions of unit. Reviews work in process and upon completion for compliance with regulations, policies and procedures. Relays to personnel established interpretations of regulations; prepares and furnishes sample forms; and gives on-the-job assistance. Informs supervisor of reservists who fail to perform duties as instructed. Understand the rights, responsibilities, requirements, benefits and services of Federal Employees.

Responsible for providing superior customer service, merchandising, sales performance, and management of employees in assigned area. Second in command when Department Manager is not in the store. Greet and acknowledge all customers in a friendly, professional manner and provide quick, responsive customer service.

Responsible for the overall administration and execution of in-store service projects and tasks as defined by the Vendor Services management division. Common tasks would include down-stocking, fronting, facing and detailing product. Common projects would include surveys of in-store products, taking photographs of sets and maintaining bay sets according to planograms. Greet and acknowledge all customers in a friendly, professional manner and provide quick, responsive customer service.

Assist in procurement and training for all division level Tactical Command Posts for the 101st Airborne Division. This includes design of physical plant, digital system integration, and soldier training on both digital systems and physical structure. Additionally, provides assistance with the day to day garrison operations of the G3/DPTM Operations section. Appointed as Information Technology Officer for the G3/DPTM Operations Section.

Assist in supporting the U.S. Army 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault) and Fort Campbell ID/IQ Logistics Joint Administrative Management Support Services (LOGJAMSS) Central Tasking Agency (CTA) task order worth $110,000. Provide tasking management on a full-time basis to the Division G3. Received, evaluated, and recommended assignment of all bona fide tasks to the divisional and non-divisional units within the authority of the CG, 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault

Utilized current Microsoft Office 2000 software to maintain office records and statistics for over 1,300 individuals. Entered and retrieved personnel information using an automated information system. Prepared maintained, and tracked personnel reports and statistics for senior managers. Prepared and arranged travel reservations, travel vouchers for senior managers. Prepared and filed personnel records for a 1,300 person organization. Maintained a functional permanent order log and filing system. Destroyed and disposed of files in accordance with proper destruction procedures.

Supervised roof construction of numerous buildings in the private sector. Used basic carpentry and masonry tools. Installed windows, doors and plumbing in various structures. Supervised all aspects of supply for construction projects. Qualified to read blueprints and construction diagrams.

Diploma

Training, Carpentry And Masonry

Completed training on EAGLS with is for the Government Travel Card. The system is used to check people's accounts for accuracy.

A.A.S, Major; Computer Information Systems-Network Administration