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Umatilla, Or, Us

La Grande, Oregon, United States

Pendleton, Oregon, United States

Pendleton, Oregon, United States

Pendleton, Oregon

Global

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Realty Acquisitions is conversion of properties to rental properties... Services are wireless, ID Theft Protection, Gas, Power, Internet, TV, Payment Processing, Home/Business Communications... mentoring others into SUCCESS!!!

Hermiston, Oregon

- Limited Liability Company(LLC) formed.Previously self employed from July 2013 until establishment of LLC in April 2015- Current assets: $240,000 Gross Income: $ 33,000 Expenses:$18,960 Annual Profit: $14,040- Concentration in Realty Acquisition including: Single family residence, multiplexes with future acquisitions to include businesses.- Market research the needs of the community for acquisitions of houses, duplexes, multi-plexes, business offices and other opportunities.- Finance and budgeting, numbers confirmation to include payment, interest, taxes, insurance, property management fees, replacement/upgrade(s) costs, closing and bottom line cashflows. Present to financial institutions/investors for funding support.- Contract negotiation, seek multiple contract bids for work to be performed. Sign authorization for work.- Services (Residential & Business) - Internet, phone (Digital, Local, Long Distance), home security, television, Wireless, Power, Gas, Card Service and more! Services are used in acquisitions, creating a full package.

Pueblo, Colorado Area

- Provide program oversight and coordination over the Chemical Weapons convention(CWC) Treaty. Coordinate, facilitate, mediate, negotiate, troubleshoot, and communicate with liaisons from various Federal government organizations involved in International Treaties. Develop funding requirements to support treaty program needs, and coordinates expenditure of funds by various depot organizations that support treaty requirements. - Assisting the Treaty Compliance Officer (TCO) in forecasting manpower requirements; planning and executing exercises and actual verification visits and inspections; determines, adapts and conducts treaty training administered by the Defense Threat Reduction Agency for Pueblo Chemical Depot personnel. Recommends training requirements in support of treaties and international agreements and the timely update of other key depot personnel. - Measuring the effectiveness of administrative support, mission functions and financial procedures. Knowledgeable of management and administrative principles, practices, methods and techniques along with the ability to organize and coordinate treaty-related functional responsibilities among a number of diverse organizations.- Conduct comprehensive evaluations for compliance with regulatory requirements. Revise, compile and develop specific operational plans, briefings, and requirements..- Systematic inspection(s) providing logistical support to Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons(OPCW) Inspection Team(IT)/Defense Threat Reduction Agency(DTRA) , transportation, ensure compliance with all Chemical Weapons(CW) Treaty requirement, SOP's, regulatory requirement, and ensure that OPCW IT meet their inspection mandate requirement by ensuring all documentation is present to account for all CW destroyed and in storage at PCD.

Pueblo, Colorado Area

SPECIALIZED ASSIGNMENT with heavy administrative duties. 13 July 2014 to Present, Stand-up DTRA Branch at PCD for pending multiple missions at DoD Assembled Chemical Weapons Alternative (ACWA) Program facility.SHIFT LEADER (Explosive Destruction System(EDS)) - First of three operational missions, managing, coordinating work activities of supporting government, contract escorts, contract drivers and OPCW inspectors during assigned shift. Responsible for logistical planning, coordination and oversee the inspection activities of international inspectors at PCAPP-EDS during 12 hour day shift operations while performing related administrative/program support functions. Ensure scheduled treaty activities to be performed by the inspection team are observed by DTRA Treaty Compliance Inspection Specialist carried out in prescribed manner as set forth in CWC, DOD Guidance, FA, and DFI.RECORDS MANAGER(RM), self initiative establishing electronic files plan for branch in accordance with DOD/DTRA regulations, policies and procedures. PROPERTY MANAGER(PM), tracking and accounting for $127,000 of DTRA Pueblo Branch assigned property through Defense Property Accountability System(DPAS). ransfer/receive property and track. Additionally accountability of assigned GSA vehicle to the branch. Initial development of logs, registries, spreadsheets, policies, procedures, standard operating procedures for the branch and continuous improvement review. Re-familiarization with Facility Agreement(FA), Detailed Facility Instruction(DFI), Chemical Weapons Convention(CWC) Treaty and other applicable policies, DOD policies, regulations, and procedures.Continued preparation of impending Pueblo Chemical Activity Pilot Program(PCAPP)operation to include and not limited to the following: Modification/adaptation of previously developed logs, registries, spreadsheets, policies, procedures, standard operating procedures, to meet needs for PCAAP operations.

Kaiserslautern, Germany

PERSONNEL SECURITY, knowledgeable on the 13 Adjudicative Guidelines. The adjudicative process uses a "whole person concept in conjunction with OPM and other applicable rules/regulations. Regularly pass collateral clearances via JPAS for DTRA-E personnel in support of mission/training requirements. Passed SCI clearances via DTRA SSO in support of mission/training requirements. In-processed personnel: DTRA policies, DTRA-E policies, non-disclosure agreements, take digital photo, manipulate photo for badge, data entry for badge creation into HIRSCH, badge activation, JPAS data update, SA data update, network account request, NATO brief, verify Information Assurance (IA), and Cyber Awareness training is completed. Out-process personnel: PHYSICAL SECURITY, managed access control and facility security via HIRSCH Security System (CCTV, Badging, Alarm System, Digital Recorder, IDS) and verifying clearance via Joint Personnel Adjudication System (JPAS) and Secure Access (SA). Facilitated visitor request / gate access for Kaiserslautern Military Community (KMC) and other government agencies coming to DTRA-Europe (DTRA-E). ANTITERRORISM(AT), convergence and implementation of DOD, Department of the Army and DTRA AT program regulations, policies, memorandums, and procedures for the AT Program. AT Level 1 brief of new personnel is done within 90 days of arrival to DTRA-E. PPT presentation (AT Level 1) developed that reflects location specific issues and the intent of policy and regulation pertaining to AT Level 1 brief. INFORMATION SECURITY, conduct annual self-assessments. Conduct monthly: Inbound/outbound inspections, display board educational/informational pieces (PERSEC, INFOSEC, OPSEC, PHYSEC and AT/FP), in-brief during in-processing, after hour checks, and spot checks. Provide classification guidance to DTRA-Europe personnel as needed. OPSEC, developing, implementing and monitoring OPSEC policy and procedure to protect DTRA-Europe information, facility, and personnel.

Hermiston, Oregon

-On-site monitoring 24/7/365 with comprehensive treaty knowledge in the implementation and application of Chemical Weapons Convention(CWC), Facility Agreement(FA), Detailed Facility Agreement(DFI), DOD regulations, Department of the Army, site defense contractor requirements, State of Oregon, OSHA, and other applicable policies/regulations.- Shift Lead: managed, coordinated work activities of supporting government/contract escorts during shift operations. Planned, coordinated and oversight of inspection activities of international inspectors at a Chemical Weapons Destruction Facility (CWDF) during 24/7/365 operations and performed related administrative/program support functions. Ensured scheduled treaty activities performed by the inspection team are coordinated and supported by appropriate facility personnel and directly observed by DTRA escort(s) and conducted in prescribed manner as set forth in CWC, DoD Guidance, FA, and DFI. - Highly effective communicator with inspection personnel,depot personnel, DTRA HQ personnel, DTRA contract personnel, all levels of management, CWDF personnel and other federal/state personnel.- Used agency computer, office equipment, variety of software including word processing, spreadsheets, automated filing systems to draft, finalize, prepare letters, reports, memorandums, travels documents, reports and other forms/documents in the correct format.- Analysis of information and supporting request from IT from existing DTRA data or obtain data from CWDF staff and review information prior to either verbal/passing of documentation to OPCW. Analyzing daily data inputs and review all documentation througout the month for accuracy. Review all documents at the end of month(EOM) to ensure the information is properly annotated in the end of month report. Make final review of EOM prior to final signature of the report.Administrative assignment: Property management, Security Manager, Collateral Duty Safety Officer, Info. Mgmt...

Converted to an Limited Liability Company(LLC)Acquisition of various real estate. Single homes, duplexes, apartments, and existing businesses. Research the target market, cost analysis, price negotiation, arrange financing, contract for work needed on project...

Hermiston, Oregon

18 months progressive experience.Chemical Protective Ensemble(CPE): mask(M40) fit testing, intake and disassemble of masks in preparation for service and cleaning - Motor Vehicle Operation - Operates a gasoline- or diesel-powered truck-tractor with semi-trailer, Strad-O-Lift trailer, or van to haul a wide variety of conventional and chemical-filled high explosives, munitions, components, and inert items from pick-up point to destination, as required, for receipt, storage, and issue activities.- Warehousing - Duties involve loading and unloading cargo; segregating items according to condition code, lot number, quantity, etc.; storing, stacking, and palletized items; determining proper storage/destination location from instructions-received; assembling items for movement; selecting items for issue or movement; checking the condition of items prior to movement; re-warehousing; etc. Items worked include conventional and toxic-filled chemical munitions, components, and inert items. Provides necessary information or changes to storage location data cards, planographs, shipping documents, ammunition transfer records, etc.Position covered by the Civilian Drug Abuse Testing Program. Position covered by 1996 Lautenberg Amendment to the Gun Control Act of 1968Received: On the Spot Award for volunteering to cover masking section in the Chemical Protective Equipment (CPE) department. Depot Commander, Letter of Appreciate for work done during J Block cleanup & storage project.

Hermiston, Oregon

- Guard: Protected federal owned, leased buildings/property, equipment and materials by roving patrol: regularly checked all structures, fencing, gates, padlocks, doors, and other various access points to the facilities. Inspected In/Out-bound vehicles and bags for illegal items (road flares, weapons, drugs…). Responded to real/simulated emergencies: Alarms, CSEPP exercises, shift exercises, transport injured personnel out of danger zone into clean area, provide perimeter security for Special Reaction Team (SRT) when clearing building, cognizant of chemical weapons characteristics and hazards. Investigated two traffic accidents that occurred on UMCD, filed written report with photo’s for the record. - Emergency Operations Center (EOC) as the Intrusion Detection System (IDS) Operator: answered phones, maintained daily log, dispatched patrols, communications checks with patrols / fixed post positions, initiated compensatory measures as lapses in IDS (increased patrol, posted personnel, point CCTV to cover from operations center…) occurred, initiated work orders, followed up (updated status) on work orders, closed out completed work orders, during Perimeter Intrusion Detection System (PIDS) testing initiated compensatory measures. - Identification and Registration (I&R) Office 120 days out of series: registered vehicle(s), verified valid registration and insurance, processed visit request from depot / contractor personnel, visitors screened to ensure US citizenship, foreign nationals denied access, completed two complete re-badging of authorized government and contact personnel due too to many lost badges or not returned. Continually performed guard duties when not working I&R.

Worldwide

- Management Training: Basic Non-Commissioned Officer Course Phase 2 - IntermediateManagement Course, Basic Non-Commissioned Officer Course Phase 1 - Intermediate Management Course, Primary Leadership Development Course - Entry level management training courseArmy Hotel(H) Identifier - Instructor qualifiedBattle Staff Non-Commissioned Officer Identifier - 8 months at Division Commanding General Staff Level- Assistant Operations Sergeant, Division Deployment Center, 1st Armored Division, Wuerzburg, Germany. Supervised one to three personnel. Manually processed theater access request for individuals and units. Maintained duty log, journals, tracked messages, updated spreadsheets and presentations for morning brief(s) to Commanding General.- Sergeant - Supervised five to eleven personnel. Advised and assisted on matters of promotion, financial assistance, responsible financial management, performance, disciplinary action, and equipment accountability. Supervised personnel carrying out the duties and responsibilities for AT/FP in performance of guard duty, gate security, reactionary force, protecting government assets and buildings at various worldwide locations. Signed and accounted for 1.5 million plus in property.- Team lead (Corporal) - Supervised four to five personnel. Provided training, counseling, supervision of work performed, and accountability of equipment.- HAZMAT Materials Driver Instructor Course: Analyze, develop, and design course and training materials using various learning strategies; make presentations to adult participants using audience participation, illustrations, and humor; prepare and sequence objectives and competencies for future classes; prepare examination questions for quizzes and pre- and post-tests; develop graphics, audiovisual, and written instructional materials; gather and validate instructional materials; and develop lesson plans, class outlines, and materials list needed for classroom presentations.

High School, General Education Diploma(Ged)

General Education Diploma

Attended, Business Administration And Management, General

Course work complete: 8 Quarter Hours Principles of Accounting Principles of Accounting 3

Attended, Criminal Justice/Law Enforcement Administration

Course work completed: 26 Semester Hours Anti-terrorism Fundamentals to Criminal Law Court & Criminal Procedures Crime in America State.

Attended, Business Administration And Management, General

Course work completed: 11 Quarter Hours Principles of Marketing Electronic Research Business Law 101 Introduction to Information Systems

Attended, Business Administration And Management, General

Course work completed: 30 Semester Hours Elements of English Introduction to Writing Human Biology Elements of German Introduction.