Planning for Continuity Programs, Devolution, Reconstitution, Pandemic Influenza, Safety and Emergency Response.

Procurement Specialist :- Performed duties in the area of administrative management (human resources management, contracting, procurement, records management, budget and finance in support of field operations).- Prepared initial work plans and draft reports based on existing procedures or observation of the activity to be studied.- Established, maintained and disposed of personnel files as needed- Assembled contract folder, generated applicable forms- Determined contract eligibility of land owners for NRCS programs- Inspected completed work by contractors for compliance with NRCS policy on water pivots, ponds, watersheds and Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) project - Conducted land surveys for excavation- Attended training on Wild Life Habitat Incentive Program- Shadowed Soil Conservation- Received training on Wetland Reserve Program (WRP)- Participated in monthly NRCS/Conservation District Board meetings - Attended two outreach programs for four elementary schools - Processed background investigations; transcribed position descriptions from PDF to Word documents- Calculated actual Service Computation Dates using Form AD-581, researched employee’s questions regarding benefits- Reviewed and processed incoming correspondence, materials, publications, regulations, and directives- Determined eligibility for contract applications- Prepared and issued solicitation documents - Selected appropriate clauses, ensured clear and complete specifications including packing and delivery requirements or other stipulations, and served as a central point of contact on assigned procurements to respond to inquiries- Reviewed requisitions and determines appropriate method of procurement, i.e., formal advertising or negotiation- Compiled bidders' list from qualified bidders' applications requiring knowledge of suppliers- Made contact with trade associations, Small Business Administration and other sources

Independent Sale Representative for Health and life insurance

Served with Naval Security Police Detachment, Atsugi, Japan as a Patrolman, Dispatcher, Patrol Supervisor, Watch Commander and Military Working Dog Supervisor.•Supervised 40 US military police officers, 30 Japanese security guards, and more than 50 reserve/auxiliary personnel.•Orchestrated more than 7,000 hours of antiterrorism defense measures, 4,500 force protection security watches and over 400 sobriety check points.•Conducted eight quarterly Naval Air Facility Atsugi Antiterrorism Work Groups(ATWG) resulting in all command Anti-Terrorism Officers representatives understanding and acknowledging responsibilities and implemented more effective and efficient Antiterrorism Force Protection(AT/FP) procedures within units. The ATWG consisted of updates such as Bollard and Barrier Plans for NAF Atsugi, installation of New Retractable Bollards, an Antiterrorism Officers Course conducted by Naval Criminal Investigative Service, Security Training Assessment Assistance Team Commander Fleet Activities Yokosuka, Japan. •Implemented group discussions on the requirements and duties of Antiterrorism Officers(ATOs) to include designation letters, security clearances, and Level 2 Antiterrorism Officer Course. Orchestrated Random Antiterrorism Measures procedures and provided feedback to conduct Level 1 Antiterrorism training annually for the whole command.•Held discussion groups on the process in identifying Mission Essential Vulnerability Assessments (MEVAs) based on criticality to the commands mission and the proper manning of essential personnel access list during higher Force Protection Condition (FPCON). •Approved proposed list of Unmitigated and Mitigated MEVAs for Naval Air Facility, Atsugi, Japan. The completion of this project ensured command preparedness for rapid response in terrorist attack.•Ensued proper care, training, and utilization of assigned Military Working Dog. Conducted building checks, traffic stops, and responds to calls for service.

•Anti Submarine Warfare: Bi-national, tri-service (USN/RAF/RN) Integrated Undersea Surveillance Command.•Provide detection, classification, tracking and localization data on surface, subsurface and Aircraft to support ASW tactical forces throughout the world.•Tracked and reported numerous contacts resulting in excellent surveillance.•Developed positions and tracked targets using complex signal processing equipment. •Drafted operational messages for release to higher authority.•Supervised 10 personnel during an evolution of safe guarding handling and destroying classified material. •Operations Watch Plotter/Message Drafter •Filed incoming messages •Maintained plots, charts, and displays that pertain to current operations•Monitored and supervised Surveillance Towed Array Sensor System and Fixed Subsystems •Responsible for the quality Assurance Leading Petty Officer for conducting daily quality control checks of collected operational data, ensuring that all aspects are correct and completed.•Maintains logs and monitors reporting of Oceanographic data in support of Integrated Undersea Surveillance system (IUSS) program initiatives •Hand-picked from 62 third class petty officers as 1 of only 5 operators to fill the on-watch Quality Assurance Level 3 Analyst position, a direct reflection of his superior technical skills and experience on many operations subsystems.