• Implemented operational strategies and effectively built customer and employee loyalty through superior communication skills and excellent customer service.• Performed contract labor and coordinated with other contractors where necessary.• Trained and coordinated personnel in all aspects of home improvement, renovation and remodeling to increase efficiency and maximize productivity.• Enhanced operational success through effective staffing, strong training, adherence to safety regulations and well-timed customer service.• Ensured compliance with all local, state and federal building codes. • Performed all sales, marketing and business activities.• Managed company finances and collected payment.

-Supervisor, coordinator, technical advisor and special staff officer to the organizations senior management for operational and technical functions associated with CBRN defense, Force Protection, and Physical Security.-Planned, coordinated, and supervised CBRN Defense related training for an organization consisting of over 1200 personnel resulting in an 84 percent increase in the organization's overall readiness within a six month period.-Prepared plans, annexes, orders and standard operating procedures for combat operations in Afghanistan on the following subjects: CBRN defense, Force Protection, Physical Security, and Improvised Explosive Device Detector Dog employment. -Managed operations, training, and logistics for a company consisting of 223 personnel.-Led a team of 13 engineers in the establishment of two vehicle check points in Afghanistan.-Responsible for the acquisition, accountability, distribution and maintenance of over $10 million dollars worth of specialized equipment.-Managed 31 explosives sniffing dogs during combat operations in Afghanistan.-Planned and executed innovative emergency preparedness protocols, including natural disaster training.-Handled, stored, and transported sensitive and hazardous materials in compliance with local, state, and federal regulations.-Executed the collateral duties of Headquarters and Service Company Commander, Company Executive Officer, Anti-terrorism Force Protection Officer, Physical Security Officer, Counter Radio Controlled Improvised Explosive Device Electronic Warfare Officer, Defense Readiness Reporting System Marine Corps Officer and Improvised Explosive Device Detector Dog Officer.-Training Safety and education director providing oversight to the development of subordinate agency level training.-Managed the organization's licensing program consisting of 13 instructors located at three separate locations within two states.

-Planned and supervised logistical support for the battalion during combat operations in Iraq. -Managed operations, training, and logistics for a company consisting of over 300 personnel.-Developed standard operating procedures for the organizations transportation section to be used in support of training for combat operations in Iraq.-Managed a team of 70 personnel during the establishment of two forward operating bases in Iraq requiring the construction of (12) housing units, (1) dining facility, (1) laundry facility, (3) entry gates, (1) denial, (4) entry control points, (1) lookout tower, (14) drain covers, 100 x 150-meter vehicle staging area, 900-meter perimeter HESCO wall, a 1,000-gallon capacity fuel storage area and the installation of (2) modular trailers.-Coordinated and oversaw 86 logistical request during combat operations in Iraq transporting 95,100 gallons of water, 16,520 gallons of fuel, 5,688 personnel, 9,381 tons of cargo and logging 158,980 miles over a period of seven months.-Revamped the organization's licensing program, ensuring stricter supervision over personnel authorized to issue licenses and established a program that would assist the organization in future deployments.-Maintained strict adherence to safety regulations and policies resulting in zero mishaps or injuries during tenure as transportation supervisor in Okinawa, Japan.

-Responsible for the recruitment of qualified applicants for enlistment into the United States Marine Corps. -Worked in an environment independent of the Marine Corps.-Managed the organization's command recruiting program which consisted of 155 Command Recruiters and 425 members assigned to the delayed entry program.

-Served as the principal advisor to senior leadership within the unit.-Responsible for the health, welfare, morale, discipline and training of 39 personnel.-Ensured compliance with standard operating procedures.-Assigned motor vehicles and drivers for conveyance of freight or passengers.-Coordinated logistical support for the battalion in support of daily operations.

• Ensured all housing maintenance requests were met in a timely and professional manner.• Optimized supply levels to keep stock within ideal parameters for expected needs.• Performed residential repairs in the following: HVAC, plumbing, electrical, flooring, tile, drywall and carpentry. • Responded to residential requests in a timely manner and with a professional attitude.

• Inspected, assembled, installed, and repaired all electrical circuits, systems, switchgear, motors and other electrical equipment throughout the facility.• Ensured that all electrical installations conformed to state and local building codes.• Ensured all facility maintenance requests were met in a timely and professional manner.• Optimized supply levels to keep stock within ideal parameters for expected needs.• Installed, tested and calibrated commercial electrical equipment to meet use demands.• Applied functional knowledge and troubleshooting abilities to isolate and diagnose diverse faults.• Maintained and repaired facilities, equipment and tools to ensure operational readiness, safety and cleanliness.

-Assigned motor vehicles and drivers for conveyance of freight or passengers.-Coordinated logistical support for the battalion in support of daily operations and combat operations in Somalia.-Ensured proper employment and timely dispatch of all motor vehicle heavy equipment and oversized cargo. -Responsible for the overall training, safety and welfare of 13 motor vehicle heavy equipment operators.