Organized and conducted Phase I-III archaeological field surveys.Managed over 15 archaeological field technicians over Oklahoma, Missouri, and Texas.Researched, wrote, and performed quality control checks on project reports.Performed and led cultural resource management operations in harsh outdoor environments.Recorded cultural sites and organized site forms, artifacts, and team equipment. Trained new field technicians in the methods of CRM archaeology.Located, identified, and assisted with the relocation of Native American remains.

Conducted Phase I-III archaeological field surveys.Performed cultural resource management operations in harsh outdoor environments with limited access to supervisors.Assisted project managers in the recording of cultural sites and in the organization of site forms, artifacts, and team equipment.Trained new field technicians in the use of compasses, maps, gps systems, and other land navigational devices and methods.Located, identified, and assisted with the relocation of Native American remains.

Conducted Phase I-III archaeological field surveys.Performed cultural resource management operations in harsh outdoor environments with limited access to supervisors.Assisted project managers in the recording of cultural sites and in the organization of site forms, artifacts, and team equipment.Trained new field technicians in the use of compasses, maps, gps systems, and other land navigational devices and methods.Located, identified, and assisted with the relocation of Native American remains.

Researched, organized, and closed past due and current purchase orders. Interfaced with internal and external customers and suppliers.Monitored supplier performance, compliance and regulatory aspects between company and third-party manufacturers including relationship management, delivery issues, product development, technical issues, assisting with root cause on quality issues, supplier discovery evaluation and recommendation.Closed over 2.5 million in current and past due purchase orders.

Operate a multi-line telephone console system, alerting system, and TDD system for the deaf and hearing-impaired Translate information to the appropriate codes Determine and assign the level of priority of the call and enter the data into a computer-aided dispatch system for radio dispatch purposes Perform emergency medical dispatch and crisis intervention services Ask vital questions and provide pre-arrival instructions for emergency medical calls Monitor and operate a radio console and computer equipment Receive and respond to a variety of emergency and non-emergency services and complaints Ask questions to interpret, analyze and anticipate the caller’s situation as to resolve problems, provide information, dispatch emergency services, or refer callers to other agencies Dispatch and coordinate the responses of public safety agencies Identify appropriate number and type of equipment or apparatus to dispatch Enters and modifies information into local, state and national computer databases Monitor and respond to a variety of technical systems and alarms

Conducted monthly performance reviews of subordinates to insure that the avenues and standards of professional development were understood. Designated as the Unit Equal Opportunity Advisor and provided insights, briefings, and recommendations to unit command element concerning unit morale and work environment. Developed a unit atmosphere that resulted in zero reported cases of harassment or discrimination. Documented and processed incoming and outgoing requests for maintenance of $2 million worth of small arms. Performed and maintained monthly security and accountability reports for $100,000 of unit equipment.Restructured existing material control procedures which allowed for the tracking of over 20,000 vehicles in Afghanistan in real time. Coordinated with the Kuwaiti Ministry of the Interior to provide escorts for over 12,507 trucks and 2,364 buses that transitioned through Kuwait and insured that over 36 million gallons of fuel were delivered. Organized material management operations with foreign agencies. Received Top Secret Security Clearance to aid in conducting personnel and mission based requirements while serving with the 1st Cavalry Division, Division Artillery Military Intelligence section.Organized and processed incoming and outgoing requests for maintenance of $2 million worth of small arms. Conducted physical security inspections and extensive background checks on individuals requesting security clearances. Provide technical guidance and assistance to the Unit Mobilization Officer, Unit Commander, and First Sergeant on security policies and procedures. Only unit armorer to pass the III Corp Physical Security Inspection in Fiscal Year 1999.Provide fire support recommendations and briefings to Company, Battalion, and Brigade levels. Operated with limited access to command and support structures while in a field setting. Top 10% of class while attending the Army Primary Leadership and Development Course.

Conduct soil and ground water sampling for the presence fluorocarbons and other toxic materials. Maintain company and Geoprobe excavation vehicles. Operate in harsh outdoor conditions to insure contract was conducted to standard, within time considerations, and on budget. Received OSHA Hazmat Certification.

Performing all aspects of Phase I-IV archeological surveys. Retrieved, analyzed, catalogued, and maintained both historic and prehistoric artifact collections. Conducted 50,000 acre pedestrian survey of White Sands Missile Range. Participation was noted by R.C. Goodwin as one of the few that was involved for the duration of the project. Kansas First Aid and CPR certified. Maintained company vehicles and archeological tools.