Training Management

Chauncy L. Hatcher

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Professional Profile

Self-motivated chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear, and

explosive (CBRNE) and WMD specialist with significant years of

relevant experience in critical military roles and in support of

numerous anti-terrorism efforts. Detail-oriented individual who

exemplifies professionalism, and an ability to manage multiple

projects and tasks at any given moment. Demonstrated history of

successful personnel administration and effective resource

utilization, while providing high-quality reporting to senior officers

as well as facilitating solid procedural development. Highlighted

leadership qualities and the ability to work with and manage people

from varying backgrounds, while promoting team values. Driven partner

eager for professional growth, increased responsibility, and the

opportunity to leverage extensive technical knowledge, risk analysis,

procedure development, active DOD Top Secret/SCI security clearance,

and project management expertise - along with the lessons of a

distinguished military career - within the performance-based work

culture of a growing organization.

Professional Experience

513th Military Intelligence Brigade (Ft. Gordon, GA)

2010 - Present

CBRNE Operations NCO / Anti-Terrorism Officer

. Serve as senior CBRNE and AT/FP NCO with responsibility for the

training and supervision of 10 personnel and oversight of the Brigade

Anti-Terrorism and Core Vulnerability Assessment Management Program

(CVAMP)

. Advise commander and subordinate units on all aspects of CBRNE warfare

including the utilization of unit assets, tactics, techniques, and

procedures for training, equipment readiness, and logistics

. Serve as the Brigade Anti-Terrorism Force Protection (ATFP) Officer,

developing and implementing the AFTP plan and inspection program for

an organization of over 1,600 service members and civilians

. Conduct force protection and anti-terrorism analyses, identifying

AT/FP vulnerabilities and recommending actions for loss and risk

mitigation while entering recommendations into the CVAMP and acting as

unit safety officer

HHC, 25th Infantry Division (Schofield Barracks, HI; Iraq)

2008 - 2010

CBRNE Operations NCO / Anti-Terrorism Officer

. Assisted Division CBRNE/FP Officer as a technical advisor to the

Command Group for operational and technical functions associated with

defense operations and the implementation of active and passive

avoidance measures to support processes

. Coordinated and conducted antiterrorism training for all Division

soldiers and civilians, analyzing and disseminating threat information

as it pertains to division operations while maintaining and organizing

sensitive documentation

. Aided with CBRNE planning, organizing, directing, and coordination of

Division and mission activities, synchronizing the development and

implementation of plans, policies, and related directives

. Held responsibility for the pre-deployment planning, coordinating,

tracking, and managing of $635k of Individual Protection Equipment for

various units within division, in addition to general inventory,

equipment, and supply control functions

. Worked as a Chemical Logistics NCO managing and warehousing six

million dollars of Chemical Defense Equipment (CDE) contingency stocks

for the division. Requisition, track stockage, manufactures, and

expiration information

. Proficient in SLAMIS, PBUSE, SARSS-1, and LIW software for

accountability and supply actions.

. Supervised junior enlisted Soldiers in accountability processes, work

methods, supply data management and day to day operational procedures.

. Reviews and verifies quantities received against bills of lading,

contracts, purchase requests, and shipping documents

. Unloads, unpacks, visually inspects, counts, segregates, pelletizes,

and stores incoming supplies and equipment. Maintains stock locator

system and administers document control procedures

. Monitor and enforce compliance using appropriate regulatory guidance

. Formulated training plans for 25th ID soldiers and civilians regarding

CBRNE and HAZMAT awareness while assisting the Division Force

Protection Officer in the development of policies and procedures for

preventing and combating terrorism

. As a member of the Emergency Operations Center (EOC), managed division

assets during anti-terrorism and hurricane disaster exercises which

included Navy, Marines, Air Force personnel, and local and state

emergency service agencies

. Led the integration of division and installation staff sections, local

first responders, police, fire, and medical facilities on all natural

disaster and terrorist threats while supporting the division EOC

HHC, 3rd Special Troops Battalion, 25th Infantry Division (Schofield

Barracks, HI; Iraq) 2006 - 2007

CBRN/TIC TIM Platoon Sergeant

. Provided guidance and expertise to the Battalion and Brigade

Commanders on the employment of Toxic Industrial Chemical (TIC)

Personal Detection Equipment (PDE) recon assets in the 3rd Brigade

Combat Team area of operations

. Delivered a first responder initial assessment capability to verify

the existence of CBRN/TIC/TIM agents while providing an initial field

assessment and tests to determine the scope of any SSE/HRT requirement

and request higher level CBRN Site Sensitive Exploitation (SSE)

response elements as needed

. Identified and verified both battlefield WMD and civilian hazards

while performing limited biological detection

. Conducted six real world TIC/TIM missions within MND-N in support of

OIF VI

. Provided Security to brigade/battalion commander as their personal

security detachment (PSD) for 100 combat patrols during Operation

Iraqi Freedom VI (OIF VI)

HHC, 1st Infantry Division (Wurzburg, Germany)

2005 - 2006

CBRNE Operations NCO

. Managed over $2.5MM of Chemical Defense Equipment (CDE) contingency

stock with responsibility for operation of the CDE database to track

stocks, manufacturer data, and expiration information

. Collected, analyzed, and prepared CBRN data for the Division Unit

Status Reporting (USR) and CDE reports for monthly submission to

higher headquarters

. Acted as division liaison between units and related agencies to

resolve CBRN maintenance, logistics, and fielding issues

. Assisted subordinate units as the Battle NCO in the planning and

integration of CBRN Defense into Division operations, advising Command

Group on related operations and equipment considerations

. Instructed and reviewed training packages with military and civilian

first responders while confirming the technical accuracy and

functionality of all training materials

12th Chemical Company, 1st ID (Kitzingen, Germany; Iraq)

2004 - 2005

CBRN/ TIC TIM Platoon Sergeant

. Served in a decontamination platoon of a USAEUR Heavy Division

Chemical Company, advising Task Force Commanders on the utilization of

de-con assets in the 1st ID area of operation in support of OIF II

. Held responsibility for the training, health, welfare, and

professional development of 18 solders as well as the maintenance,

accountability, and operational readiness of vehicles, equipment, and

tools valued in excess of $1.5MM

. Monitored safety procedures and compliance with environmental

standards while submitting daily, weekly, and monthly administrative,

logistics, maintenance, and training reports to higher headquarters

. Acted as Subject Matter Expert (SME) in the tactical employment of the

Consequence Management and Assessment Team to all CBRNE and hazardous

material responses

. Led Platoon in several CBRNE first responder missions to CBRNE IEDs,

spills, TIC/TIM hazardous, and WMD incidents while deployed

. Trained and led a team of 40 personnel during combat operations to

construct and man a Traffic Control Point (TCP)

. Supervised more than 500 local nationals as well as the entry and exit

of over 50 military and civilian combat logistic patrols on a daily

basis, ensuring the safety of more than 6,000 soldiers and civilians

on FOB Speicher

USAMANSCEN - HQ Company (Ft. Leonard Wood, MO)

2002 - 2004

Senior Trainer Developer / Writer

. Coordinated all process analyses to identify and outline personnel

responsibilities and determine training requirements, utilizing all

related findings to develop appropriate training structure and POI

training material

. Led various project functions requiring coordination with the

Directorate of Training (DOT), MANCEN NCO Academy, and other school

directives

. Held responsibility for the incorporation of required modifications to

the Chemical Advance Leadership Course training and exams, directly

improving the safety and skills of 612 chemical soldiers

. Created and edited lesson plans to reflect current doctrine and

equipment requirements, managing 2,263 hours of academic training

materials and courseware and supervising three staff sergeants with

responsibility for all enlisted training material

USMTM - CENTCOM (Riyadh, Saudi Arabia)

2000 - 2002

CBRN Operations Sergeant

. Served as CBRN Force Protection NCO for the US Defense Representative

and Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, with responsibility for $1MM of equipment

supporting over 800 military and civilian personnel assigned to SCO

. Ensured the execution of all mission requirements and oversaw the

training of all personnel to standard, developing educational plans

and conducting both initial and on-going refresher exercises

. Conducted staff assistance visits at remote sites within the Kingdom

as well as supervised CBRN preparations to host senior national

officers and related representatives

. Developed and implemented an Emergency Response to Terrorism guide for

the Security Assistance Organization

Education

Thomas Edison State College (Newark, NJ)

Degree Anticipated 10/2012

B.S. - Homeland Security

Related Training

DOD Hazardous Material Technician Course (Ft. Gordon, GA; 2011) . DOD

Hazardous Material Operations Level Training (Ft. Gordon, GA; 2011) . DOD

Hazardous Material Awareness Training (Ft. Gordon, GA; 2011) . Unit Safety

Officer Course (Ft. Gordon, GA; 2011) . Core Vulnerability Assessment

Management Program Training - CVAMP (Schofield Barracks, HI; 2008) . Anti-

Terrorism Officer Level II Course (Ft. Shafter, HI; 2008) . Toxic

Industrial Chemical Personal Detection Equipment Training (Kirkuk, Iraq;

2007) . Safety Officer Course (Vilseck, Germany; 2005)

Consequence Management and Assessment Course (Tikrit, Iraq; 2004) . Senior

Leaders Course (Ft. Leonard Wood, MO; 2003) . HAZMAT Familiarity and Safety

Course (Ft. Leonard Wood, MO; 2003) . Toxic Agent Training Course (Ft.

Leonard Wood, MO; 2003) . Radiation Safety Course (Ft. Leonard Wood, MO;

2003) . Systems Approach to Training Course (Ft. Leonard Wood, MO; 2002) .

Battle Staff Course (Ft. Bliss, TX; 1999) . Air Assault Course (Ft.

Campbell, KY; 1998) . Advance Leadership Course (Ft. McClellan, AL; 1994) .

Warrior Leader Course (Ft. Dix, NJ; 1992)

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