Manager Training

Anthony Dominic D'Esposito

***** ********* **.; Wildomar, CA 92595-7756 . 516-***-****

*******.*********@*****.*** . *******@*****.***

HIGH-POWER LEADER -- SAFETY MANAGER AND TRAINING SPECIALIST

U.S. Government Secret Security Clearance

MY INNATE ABILITY TO LEARN AND ADAPT QUICKLY TRANSCENDS LONG-TERM SUCCESS!

Leadership -- safety manager and training specialist with 30 years of U.S.

Naval experience. Managed large-scale operations through coordination of

personnel, training, equipment, and mission tactics; instructed and

mentored professionals to become experts in their fields of study; and

improved interagency relations to accomplish missions. Surpassed

environmental safety and situational awareness goals through administration

of safety programs and rigorous supervision of employees' performance.

EDUCATION AND TRAINING

Master of Science in Criminal Justice (Concentration in Leadership and

Executive Management) - Kaplan University; Online Education; 2009.

Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice - Colorado Technical University;

Online Education; 2005.

Training and Skills

Joint Detentions Operations Group Detainee Operations . Seabee Personal

Protection and Decontamination .

Navy Corrections Academy . Equal Opportunity Management . Instructor

Training . Leadership Development . Maintenance Activity Production

Management . Administration and Operation of Shipboard Maintenance Systems

. Propulsion Management Interface System . CITRIX Systems

Certificates and Licenses

9502 Instructor Navy Enlisted Classification . Navy Master Training

Specialist . Legal Studies and Court Process .

Law Enforcement Skills . Crime Scene Investigation . Corrections Technician

. Expert U.S. Marine Corps 9-millimeter Pistol . LCAC Full Mission Trainer

Instructor

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE: U.S. NAVY

Safety Manager October 2009 to Present

Assault Craft Unit Five, Camp Pendleton, CA

Mentor sailors in professional development and manage Naval Occupational

Health and Safety policy (NAVOSH) and Operational Risk Management (ORM)

training to ensure that 680 personnel worldwide apply correct safety

standards and maintain compliance with Naval Hospital Camp Pendleton annual

"Periodic Industrial Hygiene Survey"; prepare weapons for explosive safety

inspections and monitor necessary electrical safety standards. Directly

managed and monitored personnel protective equipment (PPE) program, and

respiratory protection and fall protection programs in an industrial

environment. As lead planner for a LCAC facility construction project,

assembled a multi-agency planning team and developed vital project details.

. Led the unit to win the esteemed Chief of Naval Operations Safety and

Occupational Health, Shore Safety Award for Fleet Operational and

Support Commands, 2 consecutive years!

. Pioneered an 84% reduction in safety mishaps over a three-year period

by strictly enforcing job safety standards.

. "Master Chief D'Esposito exemplifies 'servant leadership' for every

sailor and civilian. He has earned my utmost trust and confidence." -

Commanding Officer

Instructor, Senior Enlisted Leader January 2007

to October 2009

Expeditionary Warfare Training Group Pacific, San Diego, CA

Led sailors in professional development and LCAC training, completing 2,000

education hours across five LCAC course curricula. As lead instructor,

utilized understanding of instructional techniques and methodologies to

organize a training team of 12 personnel from four separate commands.

Developed future LCAC training while operating within a $3M budget.

. "Number one of 29 Master Chiefs I have served with in 34 years." -

Commanding Officer

. Improved international relations and promoted international training

programs by briefing an Israeli officer on LCAC capabilities and

conducting a tour for Indian personnel.

Camp DELTA Command Duty Officer, Field Grade in the Wire January 2006 to

December 2006

Naval Expeditionary Guard Battalion, Guantanamo, Cuba

As direct representative of senior personnel, worked diligently with camp

leadership to address and correct a wide range of operational challenges.

Directed and mentored 126 personnel to improve camp conditions, including

six facilities where military personnel housed 450 enemy combatants.

Provided expertise on unit programs and policies to assist personnel in

accomplishing missions.

. Directly contributed to safe and humane treatment of detainees, while

defusing potentially explosive situations by effectively utilizing

standard operating procedures during daily operations.

Safety Master December 2003 to

December 2005

Assault Craft Unit Five, Camp Pendleton, CA

Oversaw daily operations for 600 personnel, while operating and maintaining

30 $23M landing craft. Managed operational and training requirements for

more than 300 personnel. Administered Operational Risk Management (ORM)

policy that reinforced safe operating requirements and improved safety

awareness. Created an operations department restructuring plan, realigning

department boundaries to more effectively utilize personnel and materials.

Orchestrated the off-load of 8,400 tons of Marine Corps equipment during

Operation Iraqi Freedom, employing five relief craft and 15 crews to

transport loads.

. Improved departmental flexibility by distributing limited assets to

better meet mission requirements.

. Met personnel reduction requirements without adversely affecting the

command's ability to meet its mission by successfully weighing

potential benefits and risks.

Naval Science Instructor December 2000 to

December 2003

Naval Reserve Officers' Training Corps, State University of New York

Maritime College, Bronx, NY

As a Local Access Network administrator, corrected computer malfunctions

and completed upgrades. Taught naval navigation and operations courses to

military students. Maintained hundreds of educational materials, managing

their issue and return. Liaised with supervisors regarding student issues.

. Provided invaluable insight for future naval officers by conducting a

first-ever senior enlisted panel for 125 midshipmen.

AWARDS

Sea Service Deployment Ribbon (10), Navy Good Conduct Medal (9), Navy

Battle "E" Ribbon, Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal (4), Armed

Forces Expeditionary Medal (2), Meritorious Service Medal, Navy and Marine

Corps Commendation Medal (5), Navy Unit Commendation, Navy Meritorious Unit

Commendation (2), Navy Expeditionary Medal, National Defense Service Medal

(2), Global War on Terrorism Expeditionary Medal (2), Global War on

Terrorism Service Medal, Korea Defense Service Medal, Armed Forces Service

Medal, Humanitarian Service Medal, Navy and Marine Corps Overseas Service

Ribbon (2), North Atlantic Treaty Organization Medal - Yugoslavia, Navy

Rifle Expert Medal, Navy Pistol Expert Medal (4), U.S. Marine Corps

"Expert" Marksmanship Qualification (Suspended Bar), Alpha Beta Kappa

National Honor Society

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