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• Delivers training on the theories of underwater egress, equipment familiarization, and the safe use of compressed air emergency breathing devices.• Welcome clients and students, and provide detailed induction with an emphasis on safety awareness. • A proactive approach to researching new legislation from relevant accreditation companies and performing quality control assessments of our courses, conducting corrective actions, and leading change.• Develop, maintain and update our course material and equipment, and assist in course research and development when assigned.• Ensure adequate feedback and assessment are provided to clients and students upon course completion.• Participate and from time to time lead daily operation meetings with the instructor team.• Participate in audit preparations conducted by applicable accreditation companies.• Assist in maintenance and preparation of equipment and facilities

Provides general and direct support to designated Emergency Service Offices (ESOs) and Local Service Offices (LSOs) including, but not limited to, casework, volunteer coordination, and training.Ensures relief assistance is provided in accordance with Casework Policies. Acts as caseworker when necessary or appropriate.Establishes and oversees relief programs (Thrift Shops; Layettes; Budget-for-Baby; and Visiting Nurses), as local situation requires.Establishes and maintains training program for employees, as applicable.Actively oversees recruitment, placement, training, retention and recognition of Volunteers, in concert with the Chair of Volunteers.Supervises, trains, recognizes and assesses employee performance. Prepares and/or reviews annual performance evaluations for employees, as applicable.Commits to the proper stewardship of donated funds and ensures the most effective and efficient business processes are in place.Develops an office specific Disaster Relief Plan in coordination with appropriate base personnel and ensures an adequate and usable amount of supplies are available, on an as needed basis.Establishes a local NMCRS Advisory Board in coordination with the local military command(s). Maintains close relationship with Honorary Chair. Participates in Advisory Board meetings.

Inspect and evaluate programs in accordance with appropriate Naval Medicine Operational Training Command (NMOTC), Department of the Navy (DON), Department of Defense (DOD) and Bureau of Medicine (BUMED). Identify and correct deficiencies in the curriculum, interface with fleet squadrons and organizations to provide the highest quality standardized training and inspection results. Collaborate with fleet squadrons to implement new changes and practices by the fleet. Analyze discrepancy trends that depict quality performance, provide assistance in determining root causes of any sub-standard performance, and developing recommendations for improvement.Developed training aids for MAG-11 Aeromedical Safety Officer ensuring mission readiness for over 1800 pilots and aircrew.

Led over 500 hours of aviation survival including instructor responsibilities, calssroom and laboratory teaching techniques, high risk training safety policies and procedures, administrative requirements, advanced survival swimming, program organization, NASTP SOP, cirricula management and structure, training equipment maintenance requirements, operationsl risk management, U.S. Navy Lifeguard Instructor Program, life raft organization and helicopter rescue procedures, Chemical Biological and Radiological (CBR) protective mask water survival procedures, and instructing and evaluating aviation water survival training.Hand selected to train eight Top Gun 2 VIP actors/ actresses ensuring they adhered to Naval Standards.Trained on procedures for use of the Supplemental Emergency Breathing Device (SEBD) (SRU-32P), preflight, care of the unit, physiology related to underwater breathing of compressed air, injuries that could occur as a result of improved use and treatments, and shall be given hands-on, in-water training using the SEBD and practicing underwater egress from the mechanical shallow water egress trainer (MSWET)

Procured $266,000 of Aviation Life Support Systems (ALSS) items essential to life critical training while flawlessly managing maintenance over $5,000,000 of equipment.

Managed the scheduling of 352 CNO mandated high-risk courses for over 10,000 joint warfighters.

Trained in Surface 3MC/3MA in their duties with regards to the ship's Material Maintenance Management Program, to include key references, responsibilities, AIS tools, (SKED and OMMS/AWN), configuration control and Availability Planning as a student

As qualified work center 210 CDQAR, insured the completion of 3,196 maintenance actions resulting in 4230 mishap free flight hours supporting five P-3C aircraft. Resolved APS-115/137 radar, Tactical Mission Software (TMS) discrepancies, Intercommunications System Dara Bus and Image Processor/ Encoder system to make the aircraft full mission capable in direct support of a forward deployed command.

Performed 1128.2 flight hours of flight duties, troubleshooting the P-3C avionics equipment to complete missions that include: Intelligence Surveillance Reconnaissance (ISR), Anti-Submarine Warfare (ASW) and Anti-Surface Warfare (ASUW).As qualified work center 210 Collateral Duty Inspector, supervised the completion for 846 maintenance actions, thirteen phase inspections, replacement of nine radar assemblies, 12 intercommunications systems, and the loading of encryption keys for missions. As qualified work center 310 and 230 CDI, performed 62 launches, recoveries, and moves along with line operations in support of five P-3C aircraft. As 310 Team member helped with the armament and ordnance operations for 52 tactical missions while signing off 32 maintenance actions for the ordnance division.

Graduated as an Naval Aircrewman Avionics In-Flight Technician Graduated as a P-3C Observer for emergency and firefighting procedures on the P-3C aircraft

Low Pressure Chamber, Second-Class Swim Test, and other Aircrew Survival traits. Studied as an Aviation Electronics Technician, working on circuit card trouble shooting and learning electrical fundamentals.