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Mid-level position supporting Homeland Defense or National Security Resume
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| Desired Industry: Civil Service/Government/Postal |
SpiderID: 5596 |
| Desired Job Location: columbia, South Carolina |
Date Posted: 2/24/2006 |
| Type of Position: Full-Time Permanent |
Availability Date: June 19, 2006 |
| Desired Wage: 50,000 |
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U.S. Work Authorization: Yes |
| Job Level: Experienced with over 2 years experience |
Willing to Travel: |
| Highest Degree Attained: Bachelors |
Willing to Relocate: Yes |
Objective:
OBJECTIVE: Obtain mid-level career position where my experience, knowledge and skills can be utilized to support Homeland Defense and National Security
HIGHLIGHTS OF QUALIFICATIONS:
- US Air Force Senior NCO separating after 20 years of military service
- 16 years progressive experience
supporting Emergency Management
- Over 10 years experience as platform instructor for Chem/Bio Defense and HAZMAT Lvl I
- B.S. Degree, Human Services (3.5 GPA), Wayland Baptist University, Plainview, TX, 2000
- Dept of Defense TS/SCI Clearance as of 2004
Experience:
Superintendent, Emergency Management Flight, Aug 2005 to Present
- Managed 11 enlisted technicians and $400K installation CBRN defense budget
- Senior enlisted advisor to Wing Leadership on CBRN-related issues
- Oversaw installation CBRN Defense Training supporting 2,700 base residents
Managed five civilian Operators and 1.3M$ "Portal Shield" biological agent detection system
- Developed exercise scenarios to test installation response to enemy attacks and major accidents
Action Officer, USAF Force Protection Battlelab (FPB), 2002 to 2005
- Organized concept technology demonstrations to determine potential for US military application
- Coordinated with numerous civilian contractors throughout typical 6-18 month project duration
- Briefed military and civilian visitors, academia, and other agencies on FPB organization/mission
- Served as "Associate Investigator" for human study involving over 140 military volunteers
- Performed Air Force installation threat and vulnerability assessments and risk analysis
Readiness Technician, Emergency Management Flight, 1990 to 2002
- Coordinated and conducted CBRN Defense training for Pentagon's Senior Leaders
- Assisted Bolling AFB’s emergency actions in response to Pentagon attack on 9/11
- Wrote and edited Bolling AFB's primary Disaster Preparedness response plan
- Task leader for developing and evaluating major accident response and terrorist attack exercises
- Conducted annual chemical warfare defense training for thousands of base personnel
- Instructed HAZMAT Awareness training for hundreds of base emergency first responders
- Managed respiratory protection, safety and protective equipment requirements for subordinates
- Reviewed all installation agencies operational plans and emergency response checklists
- Trained and equipped dozens of base specialized team members for emergency preparedness
- Ensured mission readiness of installation's disaster response vehicles -- postured for 24/7 operations
- Trained hundreds of personnel in CBRN Defense directly supporting “Desert Shield” deployments
WORK HISTORY:
Aug 2005-Present: Flight Superintendent, Kunsan Air Base, S. Korea
May 2002-Jul 2005: Action Officer, Lackland AFB, TX
Jan 2000-May 2002: Flight Superintendent, Bolling AFB, DC
Dec 1996-Dec 1999: Readiness Technician, Elmendorf AFB, AK
Feb 1994-Nov 1996: Readiness Technician, Columbus AFB, MS
Apr 1992-Feb 1994: Readiness Technician, Incirlik AB, Turkey
Jul 1989-Mar 1992: Aircraft Maintenance Technician & Readiness Technician, Tyndall AFB, FL
Mar 1986-Jul 1989: Aircraft Maintenance Apprentice, Laughlin AFB, TX
Jan 1984-Feb 1986: Machinist Apprentice, Youngstown, Ohio
Education:
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE, Wayland Baptist University, Human Services, 2000
ASSOCIATE OF APPLIED SCIENCE, Community College of the Air Force,
- Disaster Preparedness (1994)
- Aircraft Maintenance (1989)
ASSOCIATE OF ARTS, University of Maryland, General Curriculum, 1993
Skills:
TECHNICAL TRAINING:
- Radiation Accident Command, Control and Communications (36 hours), 2005
- DoE Nuclear Emergency Surveillance Team Training (NEST), 2000
- Hazardous Materials Train-the-Trainer (136 hours), 1995
- Nuclear Emergency Team Operations Course (72 hours), 1992
- Disaster Preparedness Apprentice Course (336 hours), 1990
MANAGEMENT TRAINING:
- Project Management for Non Project Managers Course (16 hours), 2004
- Senior Noncommissioned Officers Academy (correspondence course), 2002
- Non Commissioned Officers Academy (220 hours), 2000
Reference:
Mr. Steve Kunich, ph: (757) 764-2828; email: Stephen.Kunich.ctr@langley.af.mil
1Lt Christopher Wedewer, ph: 011 82 63 470-4809; email: christopher.wedewer@kunsan.af.mil
Candidate Contact Information:
| Name: MSgt Frank Madeline |
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Phone: 01182634708342 |
| City: Columbia |
Fax: - |
| State: South Carolina |
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| Zip: 29644 |
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