Responsible for the down range safety inspections and oversight of all day and night ranges and training of units. Operate all automated ranges. Program and develop firing scenarios for automated targetry systems to support customers. Inspect, identify, and submit work requests to correct range deficiencies when unable to complete repairs. Coordinate maintenance support for malfunctioning devices and control systems. Advise personnel on the standard operations and safe conduct of various ranges. Enforce safety, inspection standards, policy and regulatory restrictions on range and training area use. Inspect facilities, ammunition, facility and equipment cleanup, property accountability for all ranges, training areas and facilities daily. Process units on and off ranges to include range briefings, range walks, equipment issue and turn-in, and ensure range readiness. Conduct over 800 hours of inspections and advise units on the use of ranges and facilities valued in excess of $25,000,000 with 0 safety and inspection errors. Facilitate and support the safe and effective training of more than 66,127 Soldiers and Law Enforcement Officers, over 1,600,000 rounds of ammunition fired, and 1,837 training events completed.

Responsible for the training, operations, logistics, deployment readiness, safety, welfare, morale, and discipline of over 200 Soldiers. Responsible for the maintenance and serviceability of all equipment worth over $30,000,000 without loss of accountability. Plan, coordinate, execute, and serve as the ground commander for a 19 Soldier team in the Arctic that included the airborne insertion of 13 of those personnel. Mentor and counsel 16 subordinate leaders. Support and effectively communicate with 68 families. Implement and apply policies and regulations for over 200 Soldiers. Maintain an open door policy with all Soldiers and family members to provide a professional and positive work environment. Oversee all human resource operations--to include administrative, financial, and legal--for over 200 Soldiers, to include recommending changes and recommending approval or providing final approval. Manage the completion of inactivation for 5 companies with over 2,000 pieces of equipment worth over $30,000,000 and over 200 Soldiers and families.

Assistant operations officer of a multi-functional engineer battalion with over 700 Soldiers. Plan, coordinate, resource, and execute missions for the unit. Maintain and develop correspondence and orders ensuring effective communication between higher and subordinate units. Assign all tasks to subordinate units and adjacent staff sections and ensure the resources are in place for their success. Develop, maintain, and improve Command Post operations and systems. Synchronize all Operations offices to achieve the Commander's Intent while simultaneously supporting subordinate unit needs. Serve as the operations officer and adviser to the commander in the absence of the operations officer. Plan, resource, coordinate, and publish over 70 written orders. Synchronize home station training activities, company deployments and redeployments, and joint operations with a Navy Detachment. Represent the Engineer Regiments as a Subject Matter Expert speaker to the 2013 Royal Thai Army Civil Affairs Conference, 1 of 5 US delegates. Provide timely advice to the commander during airborne operations. Provide peer leadership to other jumpmasters in the organization and instill confidence in paratroopers throughout all airborne operations. Plan and synchronize the inactivation of the organization over a two year time period.

Schedule Air Force aircraft for a 621 Soldier airborne organization to maintain requirements for jumper currency and proficiency. Manage the training and currency of over 45 jumpmasters. Responsible for maintaining airborne operation records, developing battalion jump manifests, and briefing the battalion commander on all aspects of airborne operations. Manage all air load planning for the battalion. Plan, coordinate, and execute all battalion airborne operations. Train and supervise jumpmaster candidates. Plan, coordinate, and execute over 40 airborne operations with over a total of 4500 paratroopers and numerous pieces of equipment. Plan and coordinate the battalion's role in 2 Joint Operations Access Exercises. Plan, lead, and execute the reintegration airborne training for the 27th Engineer Battalion upon their redeployment in 2011. Chosen to serve as a company commander during a major training exercise and plan, lead, and execute that company's training and missions for a four week period.

Supervise the logistical, operational, and organizational support to ensure the readiness of a 130 Soldier unit. Responsible for the maintenance of over 300 pieces of equipment valued in excess of $20,000,000. Resource and coordinate company level field training exercises and operations. Assume command and lead the company in absence of the commander. Serve as the company's Unit Status Report Officer, Unit Maintenance Officer, Arms Room Officer, Supply Officer, Unit Movement Officer, Safety Officer, and Air Movement Officer. Oversee civil support and capacity development in Iraq using over $2,000,000 worth of funds. Oversee the Responsible Drawdown of Forces with the turn-in of 137 pieces of equipment to support the drawdown of forces in Iraq. Lead the company maintenance team to achieve a 92% operational readiness rate on 55 vehicles that were employed on the roads of Iraq nearly daily.

Responsible to lead and train up to 40 Soldiers, as well as their readiness, health, morale, discipline, and professional development. Responsible for the maintenance, accountability, and employment of over 20 pieces of combat engineer and route clearance equipment valued in excess of $15,000,000. Support a vision of Equal Opportunity, high standards of mission readiness, and Soldier quality of life. Plan and execute 15 horizontal construction projects, including the upgrade of over 25 kilometers of unimproved roads for installation ranges. Simultaneously lead two platoons as a junior officer during a major training exercise. Lead, research, plan, resource, train, integrate, and remission a horizontal construction platoon to a route clearance platoon in a period of three weeks while deployed. Lead the platoon on over 78 missions to clear of 3500 kilometers of roads in Iraq, place a Wolverine bridge for the Iraqi Army, reconnoiter multiple irrigation canals to allow upgrading them, and serve as the Brigade Commander's security escort on multiple missions. Named as the Multi National Corps-Iraq C7 Route Clearance Patrol of the Week for the first week of October 2009.

Training Officer for a 580 Soldier organization. Plan, resource, coordinate, and ensure quality of training for four subordinate organizations. Prepare, coordinate, and track training events. Track and analyze training statistics. Perform safety training for leaders. Assist with the planning and execution of a deployment training event for nearly 20 subordinate elements. Plan, organize, and execute a training event with a foreign military officer liaison.