Robb Pilkington Email & Phone Number

Las Vegas And Mtt'S

Radiological Emergency Response Instructor in support of NSTec courses at the Nevada Test Site. Project is part of the DHS responder training and preparedness consortium and is sponsored by DOE/NNSA with DHS funding. Courses conducted at the Nevada National Security Site and as Mobile Training Teams nationwide.

Review and evaluate DHS/FEMA sponsored courses for First Responders. Provide technical subject matter expertise in WMD/CBRNE, ICS, Hazardous Materials, Emergency Management and Incident Operations.

Los Angles

Professor focusing on Bio-Terrorism, Risk Assessment and Emergency Planning courses within the College of Health Sciences

Same duties and assignments as SAIC. Leidos added when SAIC split into two separate operating companies.

Radiological Emergency Response Instructor in support of NSTec courses at the Nevada Test Site. Project is part of the DHS responder training and preparedness consortium and is sponsored by DOE/NNSA with DHS funding.IED and Suicide Bombing Instructor supporting New Mexico Institute of Technology courses in Socorro and Playas, NM.

Hazardous Materials Site Remediation representing the US Fish and Wildlife Service. Part-time on-call position.

Developed advanced disaster response and recovery training and exercises for a commercial electrical utility. Reviewed EM Response plans, conducted training for managers in Disaster Response; Conducted several functional and table-top exercises.Developed a 36 hour Agro-Terrorism training and exercise program for the USDA through Kansas University contract. Course included both crop and animal pathogens, outbreaks and response procedures. Course was tailored for both Web-based and classroom training.

Training Project Manager for a US Navy Emergency Management, Hazardous Materials, ICS and NIMS world-wide training program. Coordinated training and the assignment of instructors for Navy installations world-wide. Developed and conducted table-top exercises for Navy Regions to test and validate EM Plans and Procedures.Provided input and testing data for fleet proposed WMD/CBRNE PPE, equipment and processes to NAVSEA and other commands.

US Navy Commander with Active Duty and Reserve assignments. Navy Surface Warfare Officer, Active Duty: 1982 - 1990, XO, USS Leader (MSO-490), 1988 - 1990TAO,Navigator, DCA; USS John Young (DD-973) 1983 - 1986Schools: SWO Basic, Coronado, Ca. (1983); Dept Head School - Newport, RI (1987), PXO Course, Newport, RI (1986)Reserves, 1990 - 2008Reserves: XO, NEAT 116, St LouisCO, NSWG-1 Det 113, Springfield, MoEPLO, FEMA Region 7

Hazardous Materials, Terrorism and Industrial Training Programs Manager and Instructor. Developed and revised existing courses to meet OSHA and NFPA standards and requirements. Supervised a cadre of over 50 adjunct faculty members (instructors). Delivered courses to all first response organizations and departments.Developed two Web-based training courses for Hazardous Materials training.Adjunct Instructor for the US Army Chemical School, Ft Leonard Wood, Missouri.Faculty Member, Nuclear Science Institute.

Lead Instructor for the US Army Chemical School, Installation Response Training Department. Specialized in training and certifying students in Hazardous Materials Operations, Chemistry and NIMS/ICS and Emergency Management. Students included Civil Support Team (CST) members, US Army EM and Security personnel; and other federal agency employees.Lecturer for the US Army EM program training course at Fort Leonard Wood.

Coordinated the State response to disasters and emergencies. Supervised the State Emergency Operations Center, responding state, federal and volunteer agencies. Responsible for State EM Training, Exercises, Communications, Radiological EM Planning programs. Developed State Terrorism Training and Equipment Grant Program.

Phd (Abd), Statistical Modeling And Simulation

Ms, Animal Science / Statistics

Bs, Animal Science / Computer Programming