Deliver food and groceries at the request of local merchants and customers while I have been in school.

Sort, deliver, and pick up the mail.

Heavy equipment operator utilizing dozers, haul trucks, and other support equipment to help with a reclamation process at an aggregate/former cement plant site. Perform reclamation work utilizing various equipment to process waste material according to given specifications on a reclamation site to bring a pit up to grade. Perform inspections of equipment used both before and during operation in accordance with company policy. Coordinate with haul truck operators as to where to spot loads as needed. Push materials in order to bring haul roads up to proper height. Perform all work while adhering to applicable MSHA, OSHA, and CalOSHA policies and regulations. Coordinate issues with equipment to shift foreman.

Supervise food service operations and assigned personnel in a military company of over 100 personnel. Ensure that food service personnel follow all policies and regulations covering food safety, storage, preparation, and serving. Ensure that food service personnel have a meal plan, grocery stock, and working equipment needed to provide meals on time as per the work schedule. Provide leadership, mentoring, and coaching in various skills to include first aid, communications, conflict resolution, and other tasks through group and individual training. Lead by example while fostering an environment that is free of all forms of harassment and discrimination.

Manage and supervise a diverse group of US Army Reserve Soldiers while providing a safe environment to train. Manage and track radio communication assets valued at 16 million dollars resulting in zero losses. Managed over 150 soldiers during operational gunnery training resulting in zero injuries, all qualifying crews trained above the minimal qualification standard. Supervised the first 40 person group during gunnery training insuring that the training schedule allowed for the best learning, training, and rest ratio; adjusting the schedule for all future training schedules as necessary. Supervised and managed the training of four 40+ person groups instead of the standard 3 during the training event. Provide Sexual Harassment/Assault Response and Prevention (SHARP) training and Suicide Prevention training to company members. Conducted risk assessment and mitigation to provide a safe training environment while keeping training as realistic as possible.

Member of an Engineer Facilities Detachment that provided planning and Q&A in the Army Reserves.

Safely and efficiently operated heavy equipment including: dozers, wheel loaders, skid steer, and articulated haul trucks. Strictly adhered to and followed all MSHA, OSHA, EPA, and local regulations. Performed routine repairs and inspections on Dozer and other mine equipment to include: welding, acetylene cutting, and replacing track plates and cutting edges. Rearranged inventories of stock on hand to allow for faster parts pulling. Ensured that all hazardous materials were in properly marked locations. Inspected and maintained equipment while keeping logs. Operated and maintained gasoline and diesel generators. Operated, maintain, and store hand tools. Assured that safety, and housekeeping rules were followed.

Responsible for the safe and on time delivery of railroad freight while adhering to federal, company, and customer regulations and policies. Coordinate with the customer when needed for special instructions on where to place equipment for loading and unloading. Inspect heavy equipment for mechanical and physical defects as needed. Comply with governing signals, devices, regulations, and verbal directives. Conductors Certification in accordance with 49CFR Part 242 March 2014 – March 2017

Learned how to facilitate the transportation of freight for various industries by rail in a safe and efficient manor in accordance with GCOR, Federal and State Regulations.

Manage a large activity of 120 Soldiers consisting of over $3,000,000 in sensitive equipment with zero losses and minimal downtime. Track personnel and equipment during training events in preparation for any worldwide mission. Safeguard Communication Security (COMSEC) devices and the data keys contained on them. Perform maintenance and troubleshoot issues with tactical radios and computer platforms enabling accurate tracking of ground units. Regularly sought out by other communications supervisors for guidance and advice. Mitigate risk and equipment downtime by looking at historical patterns associated with training activities. Advise Company Commander on all radio communication needs and requirements. Intensively mentored a subordinate resulting in their promotion well above their peers. Train company personnel on all levels of proficiency in communications equipment and in weaponry in preparation for Infantry Badge testing.

Supervised a 20 person security team for a Joint Security Station in Eastern Baghdad, Iraq that served an area of over 30,000 Iraqi Civilians, resulting in zero breaches in security. Supervised an 8 man strategic operations team controlling battalion communications nets, asset and logistic Tracking, and situational awareness in a combat zone ensuring 100% mission success. Managed battalion travel funds resulting in no false claims and a 98% execution rate. Facilitated a rehabilitive group in the special population physical fitness program allowing organizational members to return to duty without risk of further injury in a quicker amount of time.

Operated and maintained UHF and FM radio networks for Combined Forces Land Component Command C-6 Directorate in support of Strategic Theatre Command Operations. Managed supply requests and facility maintenance for a directorate of 56 personnel with flawless results. Solely completed HAZMAT qualification requirement with 100% pass rate. Conducted HAZMAT briefs resulting in zero incidents. Considered by the Fire Chief as the leader and best fire fighter on the fire brigade in a deployed area. Taught first aid tasks to organizational elements.