Engineer Manager

SEAN R DRISCOLL

**** ******* **

Clarksville, Tennessee 37042

United States

Phone: 931-***-****

Email: **********@*******.***

PROFESIONAL CERTIFICATIONS

HAZWOPER 40 Hours course Oct 12, 2012

Confined Spaces Entry Oct 8, 2011

DOL OSHA 30 Hour Construction Feb 20, 2010

DOL OSHA 10 Hour Construction Feb 10, 2010

EDUCATION:

Columbia Southern University Dec 4, 2012

Orange Beach, AL 36561

Degree: - A. A. S. Occupational safety and Health

WORK EXPERIENCE:

Facility Maintenance Assistant Manager

101st Non Commissioned Officers Academy, U. S. Army Aug 2005 to Feb

2009

Fort Campbell, KY 42223

Supervisor: MSG Michael Kleifgen - 270-***-****

Duties:

As the Facility Maintenance Assistant Manager for the 101st Airborne

Division Noncommissioned Officer Academy; I was responsible for inspection,

preventive/predictive maintenance and reacting to unplanned maintenance

needs on all academy property; requests work orders and service orders;

ensures all hazmat is properly requested, stored, used and recycled; and

collaborated with Commandant in the development and enhancement of the

facility and training areas in accordance with Fort Campbell, OSHA and

fire code, hazmat, safety, and building standards.

. Project manager of over $580,000 of construction projects

. Responsible for the renovation of 19 buildings, thus contributing to

the Academy of Excellence Award for 2007 & 2008

. Directly responsible for compliance with all OSHA, hazmat and safety

regulations

. Reduced maintenance cost resulting in a savings of over $500,000 over

four years to the NCO Academy

. Government Purchase Card holder responsible for the purchase of over

$100K of equipment and supplies for the academy

Battalion Operation Training Manager

1st Brigade Troops Battalion, 101st Airborne Division, U. S. Army Apr

2004 to Aug 2005

Fort Campbell, KY 42223

Supervisor: SGM Sterling P. Otto - 253-***-****

Duties:

Responsible for the enrollment, tracking, and reporting of a 398 soldier

battalion into schools administration of all non-commissioned officers

education system pre-requisites; responsible for the battalion rear

detachment S-3 operations while battalion deployed. Processes, analyzes,

and disseminates information to effected personnel. Advises unit commander

on all Operations and Training issues. Manage all the quotas and training

seats for all the military personnel. Identifies and analyzes problems that

arise. Conducts training as needed in various areas. Prepare reports for

higher Head Quarters of battalion's qualifications and current disposition

of soldiers attending schools.

. Received commendable ratings in all areas on the brigade Inspection

resulted in being named the top Training Manager in the brigade with

more schools knowledge than the brigade Training Manager

. Successfully processed, scheduled, and tracked 378 battalion soldiers

to military schools in nine months

. Served as Battalion Rear Detachment Operations Manager

Combat Engineer Squad Leader

326th Combat Engineer Battalion, 101st Airborne Division, U. S. Army

Jul 10, 2001 to Apr 15, 2003

Ft Campbell, KY 42223

Supervisor: 1SG Daniel R. Stanger - 270-***-****

Duties:

Squad leader of an eight man air assault combat engineer squad forward

deployed in Iraq; responsible for the safety, health, welfare, discipline,

training, leadership development, and accountability of squad personnel;

responsible for the maintenance and accountability of one Humvee, one

trailer, squad tools, sets, kits, and outfits valued in excess of $100,000;

Combat Team Engineer responsible for advising an air assault infantry

company commander on the use of engineer assets to perform mobility

survivability and counter-mobility operations.

. safely cleared over 1,000 explosive devices from southern Baghdad,

Iraq.

. effectively neutralized enemy with suppressive fire while caught in an

ambush during movement to Baghdad

. enabled company to gain critical footholds using demolitions during

the raid on Saddam airport and the Secretariat

. responsible for marking and clearing a Forward Aviation Refueling

Point and Field Landing Strip.

. mentored squad in wire construction which proved invaluable in the

defense of Tal 'Afar airfield and of Baghdad International Airport

. trained squad in the use of demolitions greatly enhancing the squad's

combat effectiveness in Iraq

. through opportunity training, enabled his squad to react and

accomplish any mission given to them

. traveled over 1500 kilometers through enemy held territory in Iraq.

. expertly led team during Operation Anaconda, securing two Forward

Aviation Refueling Points.

Combat Engineer Team Leader

54th Engineer Battalion, U. S. Army Jun 1998 to Jun 2001

Bamberg, Germany

Supervisor: CPT Joshua S. Khoury - 931-***-****

Duties:

Directs the employment of a four man combat engineer team during mobility,

counter-mobility, survivability, combat operations and training exercises;

responsible for daily equipment maintenance, training and welfare of combat

engineering team; assists in the maintenance and accountability of squad

vehicles and equipment valued at over $300,000

Combat Engineer & Command Vehicle Driver

14th Engineer Battalion, U. S. Army May 29, 1997 to Jun 10, 1998

Fort. Lewis, WA

Supervisor: LTC Dennis - DSN 430-7438

Duties:

Explosives Workers, Ordnance Handling Experts, and Blasters Civil

Engineering Technicians Operating Engineers and Other Construction

Equipment Operators Combat Engineers primarily supervise serve or assist as

a member of a team. They provide much-needed combat effectiveness to the

maneuver force by accomplishing mobility, and limited counter mobility,

limited survivability and general engineering task

Military Police Officer

45th Marine Expeditionary Unit, 4th Marine Division, U. S. Marine Corps

Nov 1991 to Oct 1996

NAS Bell Chase, LA

Air Operations Specialist

Marine Air Group 49, U. S. Marine Corps Apr 12, 1990 to Nov 15, 1991

NAS Willow Grove, PA

Air Traffic Control Specialist

Marine Air Traffic Control Squadron 48, U. S. Marine Corps Apr 18, 1988

to Apr 12, 1990

NAS Willow Grove, PA

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Training

HAZWOPER 40 Hours course Oct 12, 2012

Confined Spaces Entry Oct 8, 2011

OSHA 10 & 30 Construction Feb 20, 2010

Highly Proficient in MS Office (Excel, Word, Power Point, Access & Outlook)

2010 and earlier

U. S. Army Facility Maintenance Technician Course Sep 12, 2005

Procedures and systems for the maintenance of the buildings and grounds on

Fort Campbell.

U. S. Army ATRRS Computer Based Training Aug 4, 2004

Use and operations of the ATRRS.

U. S. Marine Corps Military Police Special Operations Training Course

Jan 21, 1996

Basic special tactics involved with Special Response Teams of the military

police.

U. S. Marine Corps Military Police Interview and Interrogation Course

Sep 1, 1996

This course addresses the forms; rules and regulations governing the

Interview and Interrogation of suspects and detainees by the military

police.

U. S. Navy Air Traffic Controller Class A1 Course Feb 10, 1989

To qualify enlisted personnel for FAA Certification in control tower

operations.

Lectures and practical exercise in basic air navigation and navigational

aids; aviation meteorology; airport traffic control; and air traffic rules

and regulations, communications procedures, and radar use.

Awards

Meritorious Service Medal Feb 22, 2009

For meritorious Service to the country for a period of 14 years of active

duty with a period of 20 total years of service to the country

Purple Heart Medal Oct 17, 2003

For having shed blood in the defense of the country.

Bronze Star Medal Dec 15, 2003

For meritorious service during Combat operations in Iraq.

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