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Charleston, South Carolina, United States

Conduct field inspections of foundations, earthwork, roadways, concrete, and erosion control measures to ensure materials are placed in accordance with plans, specifications, and engineer guidance.

Charleston, South Carolina Area

Supervise and coordinate the CBRN cell for the 46th MP Command (TF46) during Mission Years 18 and 19. Plan training events and ensure Soldiers have the required certifications and knowledge to perform CBRN staff duties. Prepare and execute budget spend plans for same.

Mount Pleasant, Sc

Advise the Battalion Commander on appropriate protective measures for chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear (CBRN) threats, effects, and responses. Ensure subordinates maintain working knowledge of CBRN and other hazardous materials, as well as appropriate decontamination measures.

Charleston, South Carolina Area

Conduct materials testing on fresh concrete, soils, and asphalt, and perform erosion control inspections for clients. Maintain erosion control inspection records for multiple job sites. Certified to perform work for SCDOT in asphalt roadways, concrete testing, earthwork, nuclear density gauge use and transport, and deep foundations. Certified to perform erosion control inspections through CEPSCI. ICC/LLR certified in earthwork and deep foundations.

Mcentire Jngb

Shadow commissioned National Guard officers during drill weekends and learn the scope of their duties and responsibilities. Lead other cadets and help teach basic officer tasks.

Rockwood, Tn

Shooting sports: Actively engage students in both class areas and firing ranges with hands-on exercises and group discussions. Teach students about history of archery and firearms. Manage firing ranges with a heavy emphasis on safe operation of firearms and bows. Develop students' marksmanship skills in order to qualify for Archery, Rifle, and Shotgun merit badges under Boy Scouts of America standards. Scoutcraft: Demonstrate and ensure student's proficiency in pioneering skills to include primitive shelter building, fire starting, signalling, rope-making, water filtering and purification, land navigation, and knots and lashings. Lead students in practical exercises and hands-on activities to qualify for Pioneering, Orienteering, Backpacking, Camping, and Wilderness Survival merit badges under Boy Scouts of America standards.