Douglas Scott Adkins

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Waynesville, MO 65583

Home: 573-***-****

Cell: 915-***-****

WORK EXPERIENCE:

Hazardous Material Specialist

DynCorp International

**** - ******* (1 year)Kandahar, Afghanistan

Supervisor; Phillip Mossley - # 079*******; Contact; Yes

Manage all aspects pertaining to Hazardous Waste Accumulation Points.

Generation of all documentation and MSDS for containment and shipping of

hazardous waste. Responsible for restructuring and design of new hazardous

waste accumulation site. SME in determining all hazardous waste coming into

the HAZMAT yard. Sets priorities of all hazardous waste to be removed from

site. Train employees on all aspects of HAZMAT.Responsible for the

reduction of all hazardous waste in the HWAP by more than 66% within the

first 30 days of managing the site. Submitted for award for my abilities as

a Hazardous Material Specialist.

Security Clearance: Secret, current

U.S. ARMY (10/17/2007 - Present) - CBRNE Senior Instructor/Writer

DET 1-4TH BN(CM), 108TH REGT

FORT JACKSON, SC 29607-6106 United States

Supervisor: CPT Tonya Jeffcoat - # 803-***-****; Contact: Yes

Security Clearance: Secret, current

Army Reserves (12/15/2011 - Present)

Duties: I serve as an E-7 (74D48) Senior Instructor/Writer for the 108th

Chemical Regiment, and am qualified to teach all courses related to

CBRNE/CBRN-D. I am certified in CBRN Defense, HAZMAT Operations, HAZMAT

Technician, Incident/Unified Commander and Radiation Safety Officer. My

certifications also includes teaching the Army Basic Instructor Course and

Small Group Instructors. Currently a Small Group Leader for the Chemical,

Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear (CBRN) Senior Leader Course (SLC) in

the Army's most diverse NCO Academy; responsible for the supervision,

professional development, counseling, and safety for 64 NCOs per class and

296 students annually; primarily responsible for executing 376 hours of

instruction on leadership development and technical core training; conducts

assessments and evaluation reports on students; prepares and updates lesson

plans and examinations; responsible for the accountability, maintenance,

and readiness of equipment valued in excess of $300,000; duties are

commensurate with a Platoon Sergeant. Some appointed duties are Radiation

Safety Officer; CBRN Senior Leaders Course (SLC) Test Administrator; CBRN

Senior Leaders Course Black Board Manager; Safety Officer; Key Control

Officer.

National Guard (10/17/2007 - 12/15/2011)

Duties: I am the Chem/Bio/Rad/Nuc staff Non Commissioned Officer for the

16th Engineer Brigade, and I provide intelligence and analysis of same to

the Brigade Staff as necessary.

My classification is 74D40 and I function as the CBRNE SNCO by providing

real time situation reports pertaining to any external influence and/or

capabilities with regard to actions against our forces. I also provide

guidance and support in anti-terrorism/force protection to the unit as a

level II antiterrorism officer, and I attend the state AT/FP seminars.

In addition, I have experience in screening Soldiers for security

clearances, and provide indoctrinate counseling on their SF 312s.

Verizon Business (12/20/2000 - 04/18/2009) - Network Engineer

Hilliard, Ohio United States

Supervisor: Batina Thomas - # unknown; Contact: Yes

Hours per week: 40

Duties: I perform network management and support for the government sector,

financial institutions and smaller other companies.

The scope of work involved IP VPN, telco, dial and broadband. The

components I provided support and management on were Cisco, Lucent, Nortel

and others and the components were routers, servers, switches and

concentrators.

I am proficient in all aspects of Microsoft Office with the exception of MS

Access.

DecisionOne (03/15/1996 - 08/01/2000) - Manager

Grove City, Ohio United States

Supervisor: Richard Saelens - # unknown; Contact: Yes

Hours per week: 60

Duties: I managed 75+ personnel in the repairs of electronic devices and

computers. In addition I managed 80+ personnel in the warehousing of over

800 types of components. I provided incoming and outgoing spreadsheets of

inventoried items and participated in daily/weekly meetings with other

managers on scope and direction of new clients.

Watson Electric (03/01/1995 - 03/01/1996) - Motor Repair Tech

Groveport, Ohio United States

Supervisor: Dillard Watson - None; Contact: deceased

Hours per week: 50

Duties: I provided full rework of electrical motors. In addition, I

assisted in commercial and industrial electrical wiring.

The owner (Dillard Watson), is now deceased and company no longer exist.

U.S.M.C. (08/28/1990 - 02/01/1995) - Supervisor

Jacksonville, North Carolina United States

Supervisor: Capt Robert Pennock - # unknown; Contact: Yes

Hours per week: 60

Duties: Supervised 30+ Marines in the component level repairs of rotor wing

electronic countermeasure equipment, navigation aids, night vision devices

and test beds. Determine whether equipment may be economically repaired or

declared non-serviceable. Prepare equipment reports on items failing tests

repeatedly, specifying nature of fault and materials necessary for repairs.

I used test equipment, such as systems test sets, oscillators, ohmmeters,

voltmeters, spectrum analyzers and tesla coils. I localized trouble by

component unit, by circuit within a component and by element of a circuit.

Used hand power tools & shop test equipment common to mechanical and

electrical trades. Remove, disassemble, inspect, repair, calibrate

electronic sets, components & associated equipment such as radio sets,

signal generators, audio oscillators, recorders, speakers and amplifiers. I

replaced defective transformers, switches, relays, capacitors and circuits.

I inspected items for appearance, security of connections/wiring &

application of protective coating and decals. I made final operational test

and adjustments. Maintain record of equipment to be calibrated. I also

provided technical assistance on equipment operation & maintenance

procedures.

As a QA Collateral Duty Inspector, I inspected repaired electronic

countermeasure devices prior to installation on aircraft to insure

compliance with all publications and or technical manuals. This position

was a selected and numbered position, and only awarded after extensive

testing due to the nature of extremely high standards needed for aircraft

maintenance.

U.S.M.C. (08/28/1989 - 08/28/1990) - Infantry Squad Leader

Jacksonville, North Carolina United States

U.S.M.C. (04/15/1987 - 05/20/1989 - Nuclear Weapons Security

Kings Bay, Georgia United States

Supervisor: Capt Reinhard - # unknown; Contact:

U.S.M.C. (02/28/1983 - 04/15/1987 - Infantry Team Leader

Kaneohe' Bay, Hawaii United States

Supervisor: - # unknown; Contact:

EDUCATION:

College

Coastal Carolina 1994

Jacksonville, NC

United States

Degree: completion - Major: English

Semester Hours: 3

GPA: 4.0

College

University of Phoenix

Kings Bay, GA

United States

Degree: completion - Major: Pride in Professionalism

Semester Hours: 3.2

High School

Westerville South (07/01/1979 - 06/01/1981)

Westerville, Ohio

United States

Degree: completion - Major: all required

Semester Hours: 21

Description: I completed all necessary requirements for H.S. in addition to

a certificate for welding in the public trade school.

Training pertinent to this position;

Army Small Group Leader

Army Basic Instructor Course

CBRN-D Technician

CBRN-D Responder

Incident Commander Course/Unified Command

CBRNE Senior Leaders Course (ANCOC)

CBRNE Advanced Leaders Course (BNCOC)

CBRNE Course Basic

HAZMAT

HAZMAT Operations Responder

HAZMAT Technician Responder

Radiation Safety Officer

Radiation Monitoring Instructor

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