Electrical Training

Terry M Ellis *************@*****.***

H: 210-***-**** 532 Slippery Rock

C: 907-***-**** Cibolo, Texas, 78108

Citizenship: US US Army Veteran

Objective: Operation Iraqi Freedom veteran seeking to transition from the

Army. I offer expertise in chemical safety, operations, training, property

accountability, logistics and configuration management. With comprehensive

experience in field training, construction, safety patrol, security details

and public service activities in the public sector as a supervisor. I am

highly motivated, effective communicator and problem solver who works well

with team members and groups from diverse backgrounds.

Work Experience

Supervisor 02/17/2013 - Present

U.S. Army S: John Wilgus

13th Chemical Battalion P: 770-***-****

May contact

Fort Hood, TX, 76544 40hrs/w, $42,000/yr.

Duties: Supervise a platoon size element of 30 soldiers. Responsible for

the health, and welfare of all soldiers and their families. Plan,

coordinate, and employ, CBRN defense systems, in support of joint and

combined arms operations. Man and inspect the CBRN reconnaissance systems,

biological agent detection systems (BIDS), obscurant systems, CBRN

decontamination systems, and other CBRN hazard detection and warning

systems. In addition, CBRN Specialists coordinate assets and efforts for

weapons of mass destruction (WMD) force protection programs, CBRN defense

support to civil authorities, CBRN vulnerability analysis, CBRN sensitive

site assessment/exploitation, WMD elimination, technical escort operation,

CBRN reconnaissance, and CBRN decontamination. Assist in the establishment

and application of CBRN defense measures. Provide training advice and

supervision regarding the proper use and maintenance procedures for CBRN

equipment and operations. Provide a comprehensive inspection report for all

deficiencies found. Operate and perform operator maintenance on smoke

generating equipment, CBRN identification/detection and decontamination

equipment. Train military and civilian personnel first responders on CBRN

response operations. Operate and maintain CBRN detection and

decontamination equipment.

Decontamination Team Supervisor 04/07 - 03/10

95th Chemical Company, 17th Combat Support Battalion S:

Lakeela Ware

Fort Richardson, AK 99505 P:

573-***-**** May contact

40hrs/w,

$42,000/yr.

Duties: Responsible for the health, welfare, safety, discipline, morale,

development, training and combat readiness of five Soldiers and their

families. Ensured the decontamination team was ready to deploy at a

moment's notice. Ensured the readiness of all decontamination equipment,

maintained 100% accountability of all assigned equipment valued over

$7,000,000. Conducted inspections on all equipment ensuring its proper

functioning, correct all deficiencies and completed, take corrective

action, and train personnel on those actions if necessary.

Supervisor 04/06 - 03/07

U.S. Army S: Robert Gasque

101st Chemical Company P: 910-***-**** May

contact

Fort Bragg, NC, 28310 40hrs/w, $30,000/yr.

Duties: Responsible for the oversight of day-to-day Smoke and

Decontamination operations, which include: overseeing, and monitoring, all

jump sites while blowing smoke to screen the jumpers from the enemies

vision and organizing responses to all physical security alarm systems, and

closed circuit television cameras. Additionally, in charge of monitoring

the integration of the Chemical, biological, radiological, Nuclear,

Explosives (CBRNE) Strategic Operations perimeter and interior

alarm/warning hazards prediction system.

Nuclear Chemical Biological Technician 05/03 - 05/04

U.S. Army S: Patricia

Thomas 5/5 Air Defense Artillery

P:

Camp Casey, Korea 40hrs/w,

$24,000/yr.

Duties: Provided NBC training and maintenance assistance for 200

individuals, assigned personnel and maintained the access and control of

all nuclear biological and chemical sensitive items inside the vault. As

well as issued protective masks to arriving soldiers and ensured that the

items were properly serviced and in a timely manner, made sure they fit and

were operational at the time of issue. Additionally I trained Soldier how

to operate the assigned NBC equipment, perform organizational maintenance

and supervise operator maintenance throughout the organization.

Electrical Assembler 11/97 - 11/02

Raytheon Aircraft S: Clyde Forman

East Webb Rd. P: 404-668-

2720 May contact

Wichita, KS 67215 40hrs/w, $32,000/yr.

Duties: Installed electrical systems, wiring panels, and accessories within

the aircraft. Fasten wiring in place through use of clips, brackets and

other holding devices. Hooks up wiring to equipment, panels, relays, and

accessories as established by diagram and for wire and terminal

identification; makes changes in harness panels by removing, replacing

and/or adding wire including necessary splicing, insulation, tying and

installing of connecting devices. Established the location, fits, installs

and hooks up major units of electrical systems including equipment,

harnesses, panels, and accessories where the location and coordination of

assemblies and equipment are critical factors. Used jigs and fixtures to

locate equipment, panels, and accessories. Layout location points install

preassembled wiring harnesses in conformance with predetermined routing;

fasten in place with clips, brackets and other holding devices. Hook-up

wiring to equipment, panels, relays, and accessories. Performed regular

continuity checks on primary and secondary panel installations.

Additionally, I routed fiber optic cables per prescribed engineering

instructions and performed minor repairs and location corrections to

brackets, plumbing fouls, and clamp stand offs associated with the

installation of electrical or fiber optic cables.

Education

CENTRAL TEXAS COLLEGE, KILLEEN, TEXAS UNITED STATES

Biology Candidate, Jun 2014

Job Related Training

. Unit Movement Officers Course, 2011

. Combat Lifesaver Course, 2010

. Secret Security Clearance, 2010

. Suicide Intervention Course, 2010

. Hazardous Materials Awareness Certified, 2008

. Hazardous Materials Operations Certified, 2008

. Hazardous Materials Technician Certified, 2008

. Hazardous Waste Operations & Emergency Response Course, 2008

. Toxic Agent Training Course, 2008

. Noncommissioned Officer Academy, 2008

. Defense Travel System, 2007

. Primary Leadership Development Course, 2005

. NBC Defense course, 2003

. Train to lead course, 2003

Honors, Awards

. VRA, 60%

. Army Good Conduct Medal, *3

. The Army Achievement Medal, *4

. The Army Commendation Medal, *2

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