Management Training

ERIC V. CARTER

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CHEMICAL/BIOLOGICAL/RADIOLOGICAL/NUCLEAR EXPLOSIVE SPECIALIST

HAZARDOUS MATERIALS CERTIFIED / EMERGENCY RESPONSE / PROGRAM MANAGEMENT

Decorated US Military Veteran and CBRNE Specialist eager to contribute advanced leadership, subject

matter expertise and program management experience toward supporting the goals of a progressive

public/private employer in a fundamental emergency preparedness or training manager role. Offering a

deep understanding of crisis management, equipment operations and decontamination principles as well

as the credentials to provide advanced training and development for support staff.

CORE COMPETENCIES

Establish CBRNE Defense Programs/Measures Hazardous Materials Handling

Safety Protocols for Equipment Operation Site Assessment/Risk Management

Develop Emergency Preparedness Programs Proper Utilization of Personal Protection Equipment

Train/Develop Responders and Civilians Incident Command/Emergency Operations Centers

Operate Detection/Decontamination Equipment Persuasive and Effective Leader and Communicator

PROFESSIONAL HISTORY

1990 to Present: United States Army

2009 to 2011: Department of Defense/Homeland Security, Florence, SC CBRNE Specialist

CBRNE Consequence Management Response Force (CCMRF)

Provided high level consultant/SME guidance for this joint effort with the Department of Defense to

improve reactionary outcomes in the event of a nuclear, radiological, chemical or biological incident.

Developed mission critical preparations in conjunction with Homeland Security to develop

decontamination programs, emergency response centers and standardized response/reactionary

measures for an elite Respone Force Program.

1999 to Present: 413 Chemical Company, Florence, SC CBRNE Specialist/Staff Sergeant

After serving in various CBRNE Specialist roles/capacities, recently transitioned from Active Duty to

Active Reserves.

Serve as Subject Matter Expert for CBRNE processes, protocols and program development to prepare

soldiers and civilians in emergency preparedness, crisis response and community preparedness

practices in the event of a nuclear, chemical, radiological or chemical attack.

Maintain keen insight into changes in requirements or preparedness activities as dictated by US

Department of Defense; participate in ongoing training and development to elevate quality of

programming and instruction for staff members.

2003 to 2004: Deployed to Iraq in support of Operation Enduring Iraqi Freedom; served as CBRNE

Specialist in preparing deployed troops for emergency, execution and administration of responses for

attacks or incidents involving chemical or biological weapons.

Instructed troops on decontamination, evacuation and response protocols to decrease casualties in

both military and civilian populations.

Communicated with Unit Commanders on potential threats and created an environment with an in

depth awareness and understanding of potential threats among all members of the team.

ERIC V. CARTER

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Provided hands on training and development on safe and effective operation of radiation and chemical

detection equipment; set key benchmarks and performance indicators and measured retention of

information.

1997 to 1999: Carter Septic Tank Service, Fayetteville, NC Operator

Took brief leave from Military Service to provide leadership for family business; led day to day business

operations, customer relations and service initiatives for this organization providing installation and

maintenance services for septic tank products.

1993 to 1996: Charlie Battery 3/29 Field Artillery, Fort Carson, CO

Nuclear/Biological and Chemical Specialist

Maintained complete oversight for the maintenance and preparedness of troops and equipment for the

company.

Assisted in the transition of the 3rd Armored Calvary from Fort Bliss, TX to Fort Carson, CO.

Trained and developed staff, developed response and crisis management plans and served as base SME

for CRBNE initiatives.

1992 to 1993: Joint Security Area/United Nations Command, Pan Mun Jon, Korea

Chemical Operations Specialist/Joint Security Area

Served as an Armed Escort for Swiss and Swede neutral mediators under United Nations command.

Named to participate as an integral team member of the Security Force providing perimeter security

and risk management for the historical event of President Bill Clinton’s walk across the “Bridge of No

Return” that borders North and South Korea.

1990 to 1992: 31st Chemical Company, Fort Carson, CO Chemical Operations Specialist

Received extensive training in decontamination procedures and battlefield smoke operations.

AWARDS/HONORS

Army Achievement Medal: Excellence in training during an exercise in Ft. Irwin, California at the

National Training Center for work as a CBRNE Specialist

2 National Defense Service Medals in support of Operation Desert Storm and Operation Enduring/Iraqi

Freedom

War on Terrorism Expeditionary Medal and the War on Terrorism Service Medal

TRAINING / PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

Joint Urgent Operational Needs System (JUONS) J2 Equipment Set

Hazardous Materials Awareness/Operations and Technician Level

Civil Support Skills Course (CSSC)

Dismounted Reconnaissance Course (DRC)

Army Basic Instructor Course (ABIC)

Mobilization Planner Course

Hazardous Materials Incident Command Level

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