CBRN, Emergency Manager Resumes in US-Wisconsin: Arthur

CBRN, Emergency Manager Resume

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Arthur

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CBRN, Emergency Manager

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CHEMICAL, BIOLOGICAL, RADIOLOGICAL, NUCLEAR (CBRN) TECHNICIAN

PROFILE

Dedicated and results-oriented professional with extensive experience in CBRN technology, management, and leadership within the academic and private sectors. Recognized for strong work ethics and professional demeanor, exceptional research and problem solving skills, and the capacity to maintain strict confidentiality on sensitive information. Proven reputation of uncompromising devotion to service. Additional strengths include:

- Effective Teaching / Learning Modalities -Exhibited expertise in providing and using effectual instructional and training programs to help students and subordinates to easily understand the general principles and concepts underlying a particular subject matter

- Exceptional Organizational Skills -Constantly recognized by colleagues for talents in needs analysis and problem resolution in fast-paced, demanding environments

- Dynamic Communication / Interpersonal Skills -Demonstrated aptitude in boosting confidence, building and maintaining professional relations, and interfacing positively with people of diverse backgrounds

- Goal Accomplishment - Persistent in achieving or exceeding individual and/or team objectives

AREAS OF EXPERTISE

- Personnel Development / Leadership

- Multiple Project Management

- Effective Delegation Skill

- Organizational Team Building

- Multi-Organizational Administration

- Team Training and Supervision

- Emergency Response / Special Weapons

- Defense Management

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

SITE MANAGER, URS / Berger JV Incident Response Team - - Al Asad Airbase, Iraq Feb 2009-Present

- Assume incident commander responsibilities, including administering the execution of various functions for hazardous material (HM) and hazardous waste (HW) response concurrently

- Oversee incident response team responsible for controlling toxic industrial chemicals (TIC) and toxic industrial material (TIM) incidents

- Perform multiple duties to maximize business operations, such as identification / characterization; labeling; packaging, repackaging, and over packaging; segregating; and loading of chemicals to compatibility standards

- Organize and direct environmental remediation to eliminate HM / HW from the environment by utilizing bioremediation

- Conduct environmental inspections of military HM / HW storage operations to guarantee compliance with standard operating instructions

CBRNE INSTRUCTOR / EMERGENCY MANAGER-Parsons - Tinker AFB, OK Oct 2006-Feb 2009

- Served as instructor and exercise evaluator of chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear high-yield explosives (CBRNE) warfare defense students

- Supported the development and publication of Tinker AFB CBRNE / WMD, emergency, and contingencies response plans

- Maintained efficiency and operation of all CBRNE / WMD and response equipment move up

- Administered Tinker AFB’s 45 emergency management programs, and organized annual visits to each program manager to ensure compliance

- Improved mask confidence training and MOPP 4 exercises by utilizing CS gas

- Rendered expertise necessary to advance unit efficiency, created observations and recommendations to units, and reviewed associated instructions and checklists

- Held discussions with superiors regarding the overall state of preparedness of applicable programs

- Took part in both real-world and exercise contingencies involving Department of Defense resources

- Organized and facilitated an emergency operations center (EOC) as EOC facilitator

CBRNE INSTRUCTOR / EMERGENCY MANAGER-U.S. Air Force - Minot AFB, ND Mar 2003-Oct 2006

- Directed and instructed CBRNE and Hazardous Materials Awareness Training

- Established, organized, and facilitated CBRNE Training for more than 4,000 military personnel to educate them about essential survival skills and operations

- Coached and managed specialized teams on the effective use of weapons of mass destruction (WMD) response

- Participated in planning and various drills, including tabletop, functional, and full-scale exercises, which were designed to assess and improve response to enemy attacks, major accidents, natural disasters, and terrorist use of WMD

- Completed, evaluated, and coordinated war and peace time contingency response plans

EARLIER CAREER

U.S. Army

TACTICAL SWITCH TECHNICIAN Jun 2000-Jun 2002

COMMAND COMMUNICATIONS CHIEF Nov 1999-Jun 2000

MICROWAVE COMMUNICATIONS TECHNICIAN Nov 1998-Nov 1999

AVIATION OPERATIONS SPECIALIST Jan 1997-Jul 1998

EDUCATION

BACHELOR OF ARTS IN EMERGENCY AND DISASTER MANAGEMENT 2009

SPECIALIZED TRAINING

Disaster Preparedness Course Mar 2003

Air Force Training Course, U.S. Army Chemical School, Fort Leonard Wood, MO (424 Hours)

Course Curriculum: Emergency Management Operations / CBRNE Defense (Hazards and Mitigation Techniques, Instructor Fundamentals) / Emergency Response Planning / Personal Protective Equipment and Decontamination

Advanced Disaster Preparedness Course Jan 2005

Air Force Training Course, U.S. Army Chemical School, Fort Leonard Wood, MO (80 Hours)

Course Curriculum: Emergency Management Operations /CBRNE Defense (Hazards & Mitigation Techniques) / Emergency Response Planning.

Radiological Emergency Team Operations Course Dec 2004

Defense Threat Reduction Agency Training Course, Defense Nuclear Weapons School, Kirtland AFB, NM (72 Hours)

Course Curriculum: Nuclear / Radiological Accident Response

WMD Radiological/Nuclear Responder Operations Course Jun 2007

Homeland Security Course: Oklahoma State University, OK (24 Hours)

Course Curriculum: Radiation Detection / Heath Effects and Emergency Medical Considerations / Survey Techniques / Personal Protective Equipment / Decontamination / Radiological Dispersal Devices / WMD Radiological Incidents

Toxic Agent Training Mar 2003

Air Force Training Course, U.S. Army Toxic Agent Training Facility, Fort Leonard Wood, MO (8 Hours)

Course Curriculum: Detection and Decontamination of Live Nerve Agents (GA, VX)

NBC Cell Operations Nov 2003

Air Force Training Course, U.S. Army Chemical School, Fort Leonard Wood, MO (40 Hours)

Course Curriculum: Nuclear, Biological, Chemical Plotting and Plume Modeling

National Incident Management System ICS 100 / ICS-200 /ICS 700 Dec 2006

Tinker AFB, OK (24 Hours), Oklahoma State University at Tinker AFB

Course Curriculum: ICS-100 / ICS-200 / ICS 700

Airman Leadership School May 2004

Air Force Training Course, Minot AFB, Minot, ND (5 Weeks)

Course Curriculum: National Security Strategy (12hrs) Airmanship / History (34hrs) Leadership & Management (45hrs) Human Recourses (39hrs) Communication Skills (21hrs) Foundational Communications (4hrs) Interpersonal Skills (3hrs) Speaking Skills (4hrs) Writing Skills (10hrs)

HazCat Chemical Identification System Basic Course Dec 2005

Air Force Training Course, Minot AFB, ND (24 Hours)

Course Curriculum: Fundamentals of Analyzing Unknown Materials / Unknown Solids and Liquids Analysis Process

Incident Command System 300/400 Train the Trainer Course Aug 2008

Air Force Course, Wright Patterson AFB, OH (40 hours)

Course Curriculum: Intermediate ICS for Expanding Incidents / Advanced ICS Command and General Staff - Complex Incidents

HazMat ID Training Course Feb 2007

Tinker AFB, OK (4 Hours)

Emergency Response to Terrorism for First Responders Course Jan 2006

DOD Fire Fighter School System Course, Minot AFB, ND (8 Hours)

Course Curriculum: Analyzing the Incident / Planning the Response / Implementing the Planned Response / Incidents and Indicators / Scene Control

CERTIFICATIONS

OSHA On Scene Incident Commander Course

Hazardous Materials Technician Course

Hazardous Waste Operation and Emergency response (HAZWOPER)

Hazardous Materials Awareness Train the Trainer Course

MILITARY AWARDS

- Air Force Commendation Medal

- Army Achievement Medal

- Air Force Outstanding Unit Award

- Air Force Good Conduct Medal

- Army Good Conduct Medal

- National Defense Service Medal

- Kosovo Campaign Medal

- GWOT Expeditionary Medal

- Global War On Terrorism Service Medal

- Army Overseas Service Ribbon

- Air Force Expeditionary Service Ribbon

- Air Force Longevity Service Ribbon

- Air Force NCO PME Graduate Ribbon

- Small Arms Expert Marksmanship Ribbon

- Air Force Training Ribbon

- Army Service Ribbon

- NATO Medal

SECURITY CLEARANCE

Level of Clearance: Secret

Investigation Date: August 2009

Investigation Type: NACLC

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