Nicholas Kerr, Cd

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Military @ Canadian Armed Forces
Edmonton, AB, CA
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Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, Canada
About Nicholas Kerr, Cd

Seeking new career opportunities and professional development in overseas security or high-risk environments to embrace fresh challenges and foster personal growth. With a background in military service and security operations, I am poised to transition into dynamic roles where I can leverage my skills and contribute effectively. Please do not hesitate to reach out to me to discuss potential opportunities further.Throughout my career, I have demonstrated a robust work ethic, unwavering dedication, and a commitment to achieving excellence. I have cultivated my skills across various roles, from leadership positions to collaborative team environments, equipping me to excel in diverse settings. My experiences have instilled in me a strong sense of accountability and reliability, which are indispensable traits in high-pressure situations.As a leader, I have successfully overseen teams, evaluated performance, and made strategic decisions to accomplish objectives. Whether working independently or collaboratively, I approach challenges with a proactive mindset and a focus on finding solutions. My leadership style is characterized by clear communication, sound judgment, and the ability to motivate others to achieve their fullest potential.In addition to my professional experience, I am committed to continuous learning and self-improvement. I actively seek opportunities to expand my knowledge and skills, whether through formal education or hands-on training. I believe in remaining adaptable and receptive to new challenges, viewing them as opportunities for personal and professional growth.My core values of integrity, honesty, and respect underpin my interactions with others. I prioritize collaboration and teamwork, recognizing that diverse perspectives lead to stronger outcomes. I am dedicated to cultivating a positive work environment where everyone feels valued and supported.Looking forward, I am enthusiastic about the prospect of applying my expertise to new challenges within the realm of overseas security. I am confident that my background, coupled with my passion for continuous learning and development, positions me as a compelling candidate for roles in high-risk environments.In conclusion, I am eager to explore opportunities that align with my skills, interests, and career aspirations. I am prepared to bring my dedication, professionalism, and leadership capabilities to a new role where I can make a meaningful impact. Thank you for considering my candidacy.

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Nicholas Kerr, Cd Work Experience Details
  • Canadian Armed Forces
    Military
    Canadian Armed Forces
    Edmonton, Ab, Ca
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  • Canadian Armed Forces
    Military
    Canadian Armed Forces Apr 2018 - Present
    Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
    The Canadian Infantry is the core combat arm of the Canadian Army, tasked with engaging and defeating enemy forces in close combat operations. Renowned for their courage, resilience, and adaptability, infantry soldiers undergo rigorous training to excel in a variety of challenging environments and situations. Whether conducting offensive operations, defending strategic positions, or providing security in hostile environments, infantry units play a vital role in Canada's defense and security efforts. With a focus on teamwork, leadership, and physical fitness, infantry soldiers are prepared to operate effectively in diverse terrain and under adverse conditions. As a member of the Canadian Infantry, individuals have the opportunity to develop essential combat skills, forge strong bonds with teammates, and contribute to the protection of Canada and its interests both at home and abroad.
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  • Bcf Casting Services Inc
    Film Extra
    Bcf Casting Services Inc Mar 2013 - Present
    Vancouver, Canada Area
    BCF Casting stands as the pivotal link to the prominent Extras Casting Directors in British Columbia, Canada, offering aspiring talents direct pathways to opportunities in film and television productions.Highlighted projects I have contributed to encompass:- Movie: Godzilla (Released in theatres on May 16, 2014) - Portrayed the role of a US Soldier, contributing to the immersive world-building of the film's epic narrative.- TV Series: King & Maxwell (2013) - Embodied the character of a compelling antagonist, adding depth and intrigue to the storyline through nuanced performance and character portrayal.
  • Vets Canada
    Volunteer Team Member
    Vets Canada Jan 2014 - Present
    Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
    The VETS Canada organization was established with a profound commitment to extend compassionate support to Canadian veterans navigating the transition from military service to civilian life. The grassroots initiative has evolved into a robust inter-provincial network of dedicated volunteers, including veterans, serving military personnel, and RCMP members. Together, we diligently engage with communities to identify and assist homeless and at-risk veterans, fostering a renewed sense of trust and camaraderie.At VETS Canada, the mission is to facilitate the transition of veterans in need from homelessness or shelters to sustainable housing solutions, wherever possible. Additionally, we prioritize connecting veterans with essential healthcare services, advocating for their access to benefits from organizations like Veterans Affairs Canada and the Royal Canadian Legion, and aiding in their pursuit of suitable employment opportunities.Driven by a volunteer-led ethos and apolitical stance, VETS operates as a nonprofit corporation headquartered in Nova Scotia. Our overarching objectives include:- Identifying Canadian veterans facing adversities while awaiting support from Veterans Affairs Canada.- Compiling a comprehensive database of government agencies and nonprofit resources available to veterans for housing, health, and legal assistance.- Advocating for the development of dedicated shelters for homeless veterans, serving as a vital referral service to facilitate access to support services.- Monitoring legislative changes pertinent to veterans' circumstances to provide timely and accurate information.- Pursuing charitable status to enhance fundraising efforts and effectively advance our society's mission.Through our collective efforts, we endeavor to honor the sacrifices of Canadian veterans by providing them with the unwavering support and resources they deserve as they navigate the challenges of civilian life.
  • Globalmedic
    Volunteer Rapid Response Emergency Medical Relief Team Member
    Globalmedic Oct 2013 - Apr 2024
    Etobicoke Ontario
    As a member of the West Coast Chapter, I contribute to GlobalMedic's mission of providing emergency relief services to disaster victims worldwide and training medical personnel in developing and conflict-affected regions. The West Coast Chapter, established in June of last year, is an integral part of this humanitarian effort.GlobalMedic is a volunteer-based organization dedicated to offering emergency relief and medical aid to those in need. Team members, including myself, utilize personal vacation time for deployments and engage in supply packing and fundraising activities during spare time between missions. Volunteer responsibilities vary, from participating in disaster response teams globally to organizing fundraising events in Canada and assisting with packing for upcoming programs. Each volunteer's level of involvement is flexible, contingent upon their preferences, with a positive attitude and a strong commitment to aiding those less fortunate being the only prerequisites.Our organization focuses on providing emergency relief to natural disaster and complex emergency victims, empowering the emergency response capacity of organizations and communities in the developing world through technological equipment and training. We strive to maximize aid delivery while minimizing operating costs.Additionally, GlobalMedic delivers pre-hospital emergency medical care training to organizations and hospitals in developing countries, enhancing their emergency medical services capabilities. Our overarching goal is to promote community independence in the developing world and enhance the efficiency of international disaster relief efforts.
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  • Ronin Safety & Rescue Inc
    Rescue Technician
    Ronin Safety & Rescue Inc Jun 2013 - Apr 2024
    Vancouver, Canada Area
    As a valued member of the CKR Safety & Rescue Division under CKR Global, I contributed to the Ronin Team's mission of delivering top-tier standby rescue and safety solutions. Drawing upon my extensive military background and dedication to service, I played a vital role in providing essential safety and rescue services to clients in need.**Services:**I specialized in on-site standby safety and rescue, conducted thorough site safety assessments, and offered expert legal consultations to ensure compliance and safety.**Standby Rescue & Safety Services:**With certifications and training, I was equipped to manage standby rescue and safety needs effectively. As a certified rescue technician, I demonstrated proficiency in gas detection and confined space hazard management, ensuring the safety and well-being of all personnel on-site.**Certifications:**I held several key certifications, including NFPA-certified Rescue Technician in Confined Space and Rope Rescue, Swiftwater Flood Rescue Technician Level 3 (Rescue Canada), and Advanced Industrial Tech Confined Space Rescue Level 1 and 2 (NFPA 1670/1006 certified), among others. These qualifications highlighted my commitment to maintaining the highest standards of safety and professionalism in my work.With my expertise and dedication to safety and rescue, the Ronin Team continued to deliver superior services to clients, ensuring a safe and secure working environment for all.
  • British Columbia/Alberta Provincial Callout Cave Rescue Team
    Volunteer Cave Rescue Team Member
    British Columbia/Alberta Provincial Callout Cave Rescue Team May 2013 - Apr 2024
    British Columbia, Canada
    Cave rescue stands as a highly specialized facet of wilderness rescue, involving the extraction and medical treatment of cave explorers who are injured, trapped, or lost in subterranean environments.Drawing from firefighting, confined space rescue, rope rescue, and mountaineering techniques, cave rescue demands its own set of specialized skills and methodologies tailored for the challenging conditions encountered underground. Due to the limited occurrence of cave accidents and the specialized nature of cave rescue, ordinary emergency personnel are seldom deployed underground. Instead, experienced cavers undergo rigorous training within their organizations and are called upon when needed.Cave rescue operations unfold as methodical endeavors, requiring precise teamwork and effective communication. The unique conditions within caves, including air temperature variations, water presence, and vertical depth, dictate every aspect of the rescue mission. As such, rescuers must adapt dynamic skills and techniques to match the demanding cave environment.B.C. Cave Rescue, serving as the rescue and training arm of organized caving in British Columbia, holds recognition from the Provincial Emergency Program as the primary agency for cave rescue. This entails providing specialized personnel and equipment for cave rescue emergencies, activated through callouts by the R.C.M.P. or the P.E.P. Emergency Coordination Centre.For immediate response within British Columbia, the initial callout to B.C. Cave Rescue should be directed through the PEP ECC at 1-800-663-3456, a vital contact number to be kept within one's helmet.Courses offered by B.C. Cave Rescue include Companion Cave Rescue and Cave Rescue Response, ensuring that personnel are equipped with the requisite skills and knowledge to respond effectively to cave rescue emergencies.
  • Globalfire
    Volunteer Disaster Assistance Response Team Member
    Globalfire Jan 2013 - Apr 2024
    Vancouver, Canada Area
    GlobalFire, a Canadian NGO headquartered in Toronto, is dedicated to providing emergency assistance to disaster victims worldwide and equipping and training fire and medical services personnel in developing and conflict-affected regions. However, our efforts rely on your support. Joining GlobalFire offers you the chance to empower disaster-affected communities to rebuild their lives.As a zero-overhead organization, GlobalFire's Rapid Response Team (RRT) members volunteer their personal vacation time for deployments. Between missions, they assist in packing donated supplies and participate in fundraising events during their spare time.Volunteers have diverse responsibilities, from deploying with disaster response teams globally to organizing fundraising activities in Canada and assisting with packing for upcoming programs. Each individual's level of involvement is flexible, contingent upon their preferences. We only require a positive attitude and a commitment to aiding those in need.GlobalFire continually seeks volunteers for support and fundraising initiatives. For inquiries, please contact: skepka@globalfire.ca.
  • Juan De Fuca Ground Search And Rescue (Jdf Gsar)
    Volunteer Ground Search And Rescue Team Member
    Juan De Fuca Ground Search And Rescue (Jdf Gsar) Sep 2012 - Apr 2024
    Sooke British Columiba
    As a proud member of Juan de Fuca SAR, I was dedicated to providing professional volunteer search and rescue services to the community and its surrounding areas. Our team maintained close partnerships with the RCMP and BCAS to aid in locating missing individuals and assisting with injured parties. Each team member, including myself, underwent comprehensive training up to the GSAR (Ground SAR) level accredited by the Justice Institute (JIBC).Our team specialized in various areas to ensure effective search and rescue operations:- High Angle Rope Team- Swiftwater and Flood Rescue Team- Tracking Team- Advanced 1st Aid Team- HQ TeamFurthermore, we extended our support to the local Emergency Program and other emergency services by offering assistance in emergency evacuation, communication, and providing support personnel for EOC (Emergency Operations Centre) Operations. Additionally, we possessed specialized equipment to enhance our operational capabilities.I pursued a range of relevant courses to bolster my skills and knowledge in search and rescue operations:- Justice Institute Of British Columbia Emergency Management Ground Search And Rescue Course- Ice Crevasse Rescue (Island Alpine Guides)- Swiftwater Flood Rescue Technician Level 3 (Rescue Canada)- Swiftwater Flood Rescue Technician Level 4 (American Canoe Association)- Advanced Swiftwater Rescue Technician (Raven Rescue/Rescue 3 International)- Advanced Wilderness First Aid- Advanced Marine First Aid- Tracker LV 1 (British Columbia Tracking Association - BCTA)- Aeronautical Restricted Radio Operator License- Marine Restricted Radio Operator License- Pleasure Craft Operator Card (Boating License)- Bear Aware: Working in Bear Country (St. John Ambulance)I was committed to upholding the highest standards of safety and reliability as a member of the search and rescue team, ensuring the well-being of those in need and contributing to the overall effectiveness of our operations.
  • Ckr Global Risk Solutions Division
    Security Consultant
    Ckr Global Risk Solutions Division Mar 2012 - Apr 2024
    Calgary, Alberta Headquarters
    As a Pipeline Security Consultant with CKR Global, I was driven by a passion to bolster security measures in the oil industry. This role wasn't just a job; it was a dynamic challenge that required a deep understanding of industry operations, safety standards, and environmental concerns.In my role, I was tasked with safeguarding critical infrastructure, ensuring the smooth flow of operations for our clients. At Altalink Substation 818, I implemented comprehensive security protocols to protect against theft and vandalism. From managing CCTV systems to enforcing safety regulations on site roads, I took pride in ensuring the security of personnel and assets.During the IN-SITU Oil Sands Expansion Project at Camp Kirby, I conducted regular patrols to maintain a secure environment. My responsibilities included overseeing CCTV operations, enforcing safety protocols, and responding to medical emergencies. I also played a key role in enforcing company policies on alcohol and drug use, promoting a safe and responsible work environment.At the EOG/PD 621 Camp, I took charge of access control and conducted thorough inspections to uphold security standards. From enforcing alcohol and drug regulations to providing orientations for new arrivals, I ensured compliance with safety protocols and regulations.Overall, my commitment lay in fostering a culture of safety and security within the oil field. By prioritizing regulatory compliance and risk mitigation, I strove to create a safe working environment for all stakeholders involved. With my expertise and dedication, I made a significant impact in enhancing security within the oil industry.
  • Canadian Forces, Department Of National Defence
    The Canadian Scottish Regiment (Princess Mary'S) Infantry Reserve
    Canadian Forces, Department Of National Defence May 2011 - Apr 2024
    Victoria British Columbia, Canada
    I am an active member of the Canadian Forces reserve, engaged in short-term contracts to uphold operational readiness. Possessing a Security Clearance Level 2/Secret, my background encompasses extensive military experience.As an Infantry Soldier, I am the Army's frontline combatant, tasked with engaging and neutralizing the enemy. Operating proficiently across diverse terrains, including Arctic tundra, mountains, jungles, and deserts, I am adaptable to various combat scenarios, including airmobile and amphibious operations.My core responsibilities include expertly handling and maintaining a wide array of weaponry, from rifles to heavy machine guns, as well as anti-tank weapons. Additionally, I am adept at utilizing advanced equipment for field communications, navigation, and night-vision surveillance. Engaging in airborne operations and collaborating with support elements such as fighter aircraft and artillery are also part of my skill set. Furthermore, I am trained in unarmed combat techniques and proficient in employing tactics like camouflage, patrol, assault, defense, and escape-and-evasion.In 2013, I served in the Domestic Response Company (DRC), contributing to routine domestic operations and being prepared for national emergencies. This entailed involvement in rescue operations, disaster management, and additional security duties.Additionally, I served as the Unit Photographer in 2014, where I produced still and video imagery, maintained an imagery database, and ensured the accurate cataloging and retrieval of visual assets. Simultaneously, I assumed the role of Unit Webmaster, responsible for maintaining the unit's website with updated and relevant content, ensuring its accuracy and functionality.With a proven track record of military excellence and a dedication to duty, I am well-equipped to contribute effectively to any mission or assignment entrusted to me.
  • Highlands Fire Department
    Volunteer Firefighter
    Highlands Fire Department Jan 2014 - Apr 2015
    Victoria British Columbia
    As a former volunteer firefighter with the District of Highlands, I had the privilege of serving in a comprehensive Fire Specified Area that covered most of the municipality, excluding large undeveloped provincial and regional park lands. In recognition of our invaluable service to the community, volunteers like myself received a modest stipend for each practice or call-out, with officers receiving additional stipends for their specific contributions. With two fire halls and multiple fire vehicles, the District was well-equipped to handle emergencies.My role within the Highlands Volunteer Fire Department involved responding to a wide range of incidents, including medical emergencies, motor vehicle accidents, fires, and electrical emergencies. Equipped with pagers, our dedicated team of volunteers ensured prompt responses to emergencies day and night, prioritizing the safety of our community above all else.Our overarching goal was to enhance public safety by responding swiftly to emergencies while minimizing risks. Equipped with pagers for immediate alert, firefighters like myself were always ready to spring into action. Mutual aid agreements with neighboring communities and the British Columbia Forest Service provided additional support when needed.Volunteering with the Highlands Volunteer Fire Department was more than just a chance to assist those in need—it was an opportunity to build camaraderie, develop new skills, and be part of a cohesive team committed to serving the community. The training and equipment provided made it a rewarding experience both personally and professionally.
  • Ckr Global Safety & Rescue Division
    Rescue Technician
    Ckr Global Safety & Rescue Division Jun 2012 - Jan 2013
    Vancouver, Coquitlam Headquarters
    As a standby safety and rescue professional, I brought a wealth of expertise and qualifications to ensure the safety and well-being of personnel in diverse environments, including confined spaces. With specialized training in gas detection and confined space hazards, I was adept at identifying and mitigating risks effectively.My role as a first responder and qualified first aid provider underscored my commitment to emergency response and medical care. I had undergone extensive training in hazardous materials management, further enhancing my ability to handle challenging situations with confidence and proficiency.Furthermore, my qualifications as an Entry Supervisor, Entrant, Attendant, and Rescue personnel demonstrated my dedication to upholding safety standards and compliance in all aspects of standby operations.With a proactive approach to safety and rescue, combined with my comprehensive training and qualifications, I was well-prepared to respond to emergencies promptly and ensure the safety of personnel in any operational setting.
  • City Of Victoria
    Volunteer Urban Search And Rescue Team Member
    City Of Victoria Jul 2012 - Sep 2012
    Victoria, British Columbia
    As a member of the Victoria Urban Search and Rescue Team, I possess extensive training in a multitude of USAR-specific areas, ensuring proficiency in various aspects crucial to safety and rescue operations. These areas encompass radio use, incident command system protocols, first aid techniques, shoring procedures, breaching methods, rope handling, manipulation of various materials, utilization of small tools, operation of vehicles and trailers, confined space management, and hazardous materials handling.Urban search and rescue is recognized as a "multi-hazard" discipline, necessitating readiness for a wide range of emergencies and disasters. These may include seismic events such as earthquakes, severe weather phenomena like hurricanes, typhoons, storms, and tornadoes, as well as incidents involving floods, dam failures, technological accidents, terrorist activities, and releases of hazardous materials. Such events can unfold gradually, as seen in the case of hurricanes, or strike suddenly, as exemplified by earthquakes.My training and expertise in urban search and rescue equip me to respond effectively to diverse emergency scenarios, ensuring the safety and well-being of individuals in times of crisis.
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  • Bc Provincial Government, Wilkinson Prison Maximum Security Prison
    Corrections Officer
    Bc Provincial Government, Wilkinson Prison Maximum Security Prison May 2011 - Mar 2012
    Victoria British Columbia Canada
    As a Uniformed Officer in a maximum security prison, my responsibilities spanned a range of crucial tasks aimed at ensuring the safety, security, and order of the facility. From conducting thorough inmate searches and investigations into rule violations to overseeing inmate movement and maintaining security protocols, I played a pivotal role in upholding the integrity of the institution.With Peace Officer Status and extensive training from the Justice Institute of British Columbia (JIBC) in Corrections & Community Justice Security, I brought a comprehensive skill set to my role. My training included proficiency in various aspects of security operations, such as Use of Force, Ethics & Code of Conduct, Inmate Safety/Supervision, and Crisis Intervention. Additionally, my qualifications extended to Advanced Security Officer Training, covering essential areas like Health & Wellness, Leadership, and Crisis Management.Moreover, I served as an Auxiliary Member of the Correctional Emergency Response Team (CERT), where I contributed to high-stakes scenarios ranging from inmate transport to crisis intervention and riot control. This role demanded quick thinking, effective communication, and decisive action to manage potentially volatile situations and ensure the safety of both staff and inmates.In summary, my experience, training, and commitment to safety made me a valuable asset in maintaining the security and order of the correctional facility. My dedication to upholding the highest standards of professionalism and adherence to protocols ensured that I was well-equipped to handle the challenges inherent in correctional security operations. I remained committed to ongoing professional development and stayed updated on the latest techniques and best practices in security and safety management. As a reliable team member, I was ready to contribute effectively to the safety and security of the institution and its occupants.
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  • Canadian Forces, Department Of National Defence, 2Ppcli
    Princess Patricia'S Canadian Light Infantry 2Nd Battalion
    Canadian Forces, Department Of National Defence, 2Ppcli Aug 2001 - May 2011
    Cfb Shilo Manitoba
    With over 9 years of experience as an Infantry Non-Commissioned Member (NCM) in the Canadian Armed Forces, I have served with distinction as a member of the PPCLI, possessing a Security Clearance Level 2. In this role, I demonstrated expertise in the operation and maintenance of a diverse range of personnel and section-level weapons systems. Additionally, I proficiently utilized communications, navigation, and night vision equipment, ensuring the readiness and effectiveness of our unit in various operational environments.During my deployment to Afghanistan in 2006 with Task Force Orion Operation Archer, and subsequently with Operation Enduring Freedom, I played vital roles in combat operations, demonstrating adaptability and resilience in the face of adversity. In addition, my deployment to CFS Alert in 2009, the northernmost settlement in the world, provided me with unique challenges, including camp security, emergency medical team leadership, and armed polar bear safety patrolling. These experiences underscore my ability to excel in diverse and demanding environments while maintaining a steadfast commitment to mission success.Furthermore, my involvement in security operations for the 2010 Olympics with 2 PPCLI during OP Podium highlighted my versatility and adaptability. Serving in mounted and dismounted patrols, observation posts, and as part of a quick reaction force (QRF), I collaborated seamlessly with various agencies to ensure the safety and security of athletes, spectators, dignitaries, and critical infrastructure on Cypress Mountain.Throughout my military career, I have consistently demonstrated a strong sense of duty, leadership, and dedication to mission success. I am prepared to leverage my extensive experience and skill set to excel in roles that require leadership, adaptability, and a commitment to excellence.
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  • Canadian Forces, Department Of National Defence, 2Ppcli
    Princess Patricia'S Canadian Light Infantry 2Nd Battalion
    Canadian Forces, Department Of National Defence, 2Ppcli Jan 2007 - Mar 2007
    Cfb Shilo Manitoba
    In 2007, during Avalanche Control Operation Pallachi (AVCON), I was selected as the first infantry soldier to join the artillery for this critical mission. As Detachment 2IC, I received specialized training and certification on the C1 105mm howitzer, providing vital support to the Parks Canada avalanche control program in the challenging terrain of Rogers Pass in the British Columbia Rocky Mountains. In this role, I played a pivotal role in the Quick Reaction Force (QRF) blast team, contributing to efforts aimed at preventing potential tragedies resulting from avalanches.During this operation, I was entrusted with the leadership of a team comprising four personnel, overseeing the issuance and execution of orders while effectively managing the team's response to high-pressure and dynamic situations. My ability to maintain composure and exercise sound judgment in stressful circumstances ensured the successful execution of our mission objectives.In May 2011, I was deployed to support flood control efforts and conduct rescues during the Manitoba Floods along the Assiniboine River, spanning the area between Brandon and Winnipeg. Operating under Operation LUSTRE, I actively participated in flood mitigation measures aimed at safeguarding citizens and property from the devastating effects of the flooding. This experience further honed my skills in crisis response, teamwork, and adaptive problem-solving, reinforcing my commitment to serving communities in times of need.
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Nicholas Kerr, Cd Education Details

  • Land Force Western Area Training Centre
    Land Force Western Area Training Centre
    Basic Infantry Soldier Skills
  • Land Force Western Area Training Centre
    Land Force Western Area Training Centre
    Basic Soldier Skills
  • Canadian Forces Leadership And Recruitment School
    Canadian Forces Leadership And Recruitment School
    Basic Military
  • Belmont Senior Secondary High School
    Belmont Senior Secondary High School

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Nicholas Kerr, Cd works for Canadian Armed Forces

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Nicholas Kerr, Cd attended Land Force Western Area Training Centre, Land Force Western Area Training Centre, Canadian Forces Leadership And Recruitment School, Belmont Senior Secondary High School.

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Nicholas Kerr, Cd's colleagues are Stephen Kern, Ostj, Cd3, Ethan Lawrence, Cody Douglas, Logan S., Gurpreet Singh, Kenneth Brennan, Valerie Tiller.

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