Rick Workman Email & Phone Number

Henderson, NV, US

United States

The Sound of Silence Project, at https://TSOSProject.com, is an all-volunteer nation-wide organization of military veteran Nuclear Weapons Technicians who were exposed to ionizing radiation from live nuclear weapons and to toxic and carcinogenic chemicals used during the routine maintenance of those weapons and their related hardware/equipment. Veterans.

Henderson, Nevada

Founding Laboratory Director and Quality Manger of an ISO/IEC 17025 accredited Forensic Laboratory (blood alcohol/toxicology, drugs, latent prints, AFIS, footwear/tire impressions, evidence screening/processing); manage the Crime Scene (CSI) Section and evidence vault for a City of 300,000+. Developed the laboratory and CSI section "from scratch".

Henderson, Nevada

Managed the Commission for the Accreditation of Law Enforcement Agencies (CALEA) accreditation program; developed, modified and maintained Police Department and Division policies and procedures; conducted staff inspections and evidence audits; provided additional quality assurance-type program guidance and/or assistance.On March 22, 2014 we were awarded.

Southern Nevada

As founding director of the private citizen organization, NevadaCSI raised just over $300,000 in private funds and provided $285,962 to the City of Henderson via the Henderson Community Foundation (our account funds manager). Our goal was to raise $30 million to build a seventy-five thousand square foot forensic laboratory with private funds. The primary.

Instruct traditional classroom and online courses in forensic science, criminology, and research methods; and additional topics including crime scene investigation, evidence managment, ethics in forensic science, and others.

Henderson, NV

Developed and managed (from scratch) the Forensic Laboratory (blood alcohol/toxicology, drugs, latent prints, AFIS, 10-print, evidence screening/processing) and the Crime Scene (CSI) Section for a City of nearly 280,000. Managed the Evidence Vault/Section.

Chairman and Member, International Users’ Group Executive Board, for the biometrics division (primarily AFIS) of a multi-billion dollar international biometrics corporation. Customers (users) represented were spread throughout 37 countries and 30 U.S. states.

Las Vegas, Nevada Area

Process crime scenes and related evidence, from burglaries to robberies, rapes, and multiple murders. Testify in court.

Developed and taught Graduate and UnderGraduate courses in Aviation Safety, Security, and Aircraft Maintenance Management,

Multiple / world-wide

• Dept. of Defense, Field Command, Defense Nuclear Agency Nuclear Weapons Expert/Inspector
• Director, Weapons Safety Division, United States Air Force Weapons and Tactics Center, Nellis Air Force Base, Nevada.
• Commander for Maintenance, (F117A Stealth Fighters, latter part of Desert Storm), 37th Operations Group (Deployed), King Khalid AB, Saudi Arabia.
• Commander for Maintenance, 417th Fighter Squadron, TTR, Nevada.
• Maintenance Supervisor, 37th EMS, 37th Fighter Wing, TTR, Nevada
• Taught W. Edwards Deming / TQM to Military Commanders/Managers. Put into practice at TTR and King Khalid AB.

Nellis Air Force Base, NV

Managed the U.S. Air Force Weapons and Tactics Center (WTC) weapons safety and nuclear surety programs; including the largest, most active and complex weapons safety program in the U.S. Air Force.

Field Command, Albuquerque, New Mexico Area

- Conducted, for the Joint Chiefs of Staff (JCS), Nuclear Weapons Technical Inspections of units having responsibility for the assembly, maintenance, or storage of nuclear weapons and weapons systems. - Inspected U.S. and NATO military units (installations, bases, ships, submarines, and tactical units) worldwide. Observed nuclear weapons technical.

Lompoc California

Patrol Officer, Reserve Level I. Responsible for one of several police patrol beats. First responder to crime scenes. (Level I Reserves had full police officer powers and duties. Only the pay and benefits were different). Wrote search and arrest warrants, arrested suspects, conducted crime scene investigations, interviewed suspects and victims, wrote.

Kearns, UT

Cadet Leader in the Civil Air Patrol (CAP). An Air Force Auxiliary, the CAP mission areas include: aerospace education, cadet programs, and emergency services. Note: Start date is approximate, and may be earlier. An old ID card (May 1973) that I recently found shows member number "719077"​ and says "The CAP, as an auxiliary of the United States Air Force.

M.A.S., Aerospace/Aviation Management

Graduate research project on “Terrorism and Civil Aviation Security”. The purpose of the project was to: 1) investigate the.

B.S., Business Management

Studied while working full-time in the Air Force (nuclear weapons technician/supervisor) and also volunteering in the local community as a.

A.A.S., Nuclear Technology

Specialized in Nuclear Weapons Technology, with credit applied for formal/hands-on nuclear weapons technical training.

A.S., Administration Of Justice

Complete an Associate Degree in Administration of Justice, and attend a Police Academy.

Education record

Activities and Societies: I attended school in the morning/early afternoon and worked...worked... worked in the evenings and weekends..