Training Management
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Professional Resume of Ronald E. Freeman, CET, CIT
**** *. ********* ***, *******, AZ 85233
Mobile: 323-***-****; Home: 480-***-****
Email: ******@*********.***
Website: www.hertii.com
Consulting James Lee Witt Associates 7/2007 – Present
Experience Washington, DC Hours per week: 40+
Greg Fenton, 404-***-****
Current Disaster Recovery Consultant and Training Team
Position Leader
Duties and Conduct homeland security and emergency management research under the direction of a
Responsibilitie project manager.
s Review and complete technical writing projects in accordance with contract scope of work.
Interface and communicate with JLWA clients, management, staff and project personnel.
Write project plans and prepare project deliverables to meet JLWA client’s expectations.
Research, prepare and submit responses to training and development RFP, RFQ, SOW etc.
Coordinate and assist JLWA and clients in developing Requests for Qualifications or Proposals,
and technical documents including statements of work (SOW).
Coordinate and assist JLWA and clients in developing Emergency Operations Plans,
Deployment Plans and emergency communication and notification plans and procedures, in
accordance with Federal, State guidelines and company requirements.
Review and evaluate local, State and Federal laws and regulations as they relate to disaster
emergency response program elements.
Research, analyze, and develop emergency preparedness and response procedures and
resources.
Construct, analyze and write homeland security and emergency management strategies and
investment justifications.
Perform disaster response and recovery operations duties as Technical Specialist (TS), Task
Force Lead (TFL) and State Applicant Liaison (SAL).
Provide Public Assistance (PA) support as Lead Time Extension Letters/Training Specialist.
Design, develop and deliver ICS 100, 200, 700, 800, 300 & 400 training.
Design, develop and deliver site specific Public Assistance Training (PAT) Courses for JLWA’s
clients (State Applicant Liaisons (SAL) and Regional Coordinators (RC)).
Deploy to support response and recovery efforts for extended durations (90+ days) as well as
for short duration projects (e.g. exercises, training delivery and as a team leader).
Conduct a wide range of training offerings for JLWA clients and staff.
Identify, build and certify/qualify a network of instructors/trainers, SME and designers to
provide added value, marketability and credibility to organizations, companies and agencies.
Promote company as a front leader in the planning, design, development and management of
EM projects/programs.
Conduct analysis and provide recommendations to the State, Applicants and SALs regarding
grant extension deadlines and the active version process.
Perform research and prepare reports on grant extension deadlines and active versions.
Write, edit and submit after-action reports (AAR) on project/program progress, performance
and accomplishments.
Provide recommendations to and participate in Joint GOHSEP/FEMA collaboration of data
collection, analysis and database management.
Manage work assignments, daily reporting, invoicing, work classification and career training.
Performed duties as Training Specialist and Technical Analyst, as required.
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Consulting Hospital Emergency Response Training Institute, Inc. 1/2007 – Present
Experience Los Angeles, CA US Hours per week: 40+
Self, 323-***-****
Current Emergency Preparedness and Response Training
Position Consultant
Duties and Contribute to the strategic plans for the organization and work closely with leaders to ensure
Responsibilitie seamless training design, development and delivery of CBRNE courses and programs.
s Represent organization as its subject matter expert (SME) to environmental, health and safety
clients, local and state regulators, customers, trade groups, suppliers, community officials and
all other emergency preparedness and response groups.
Identify, read and interpret OSHA, EPA, DOT standards and the Federal Emergency
Management Agency’s policies, procedures and guidelines as they apply to response and
recovery from natural-disasters under the Robert T. Stafford Disaster Relief and Emergency
Assistance Act.
Ensure organization and its clients are in compliance with established emergency
preparedness/response plans, programs and local, state and federal environmental, health and
safety regulations.
Plan and direct an “all-hazard approach” to the emergency management cycle for natural or
man-made catastrophic events resulting in mass casualty incidents (MCI) from hazardous
materials incidents (HMI) and CBRNE events.
Assist in the design, development, review and revision of policies and procedures pertaining to
CBRNE courses and programs utilizing the ADDIE process.
Assess course and program outcomes through front-end analysis; end of course critques,
evaluations, After Action Reports, QA/QC and annual curriculum updates/reviews/revisions.
Identify gaps in training, drills and exercises to apply corrective actions and program redesign
methods to shore up these deficiencies utlizing a system’s approach to training (ISD&E
process).
Periodically evaluate training conducts and delivery to recommend changes as required to the
HERTII’s courses/programs curriculum.
Write, edit and publish course and program objectives using the acronym “SMART.”
Acts as senior consultant/resource to administration, department managers and supervisors,
medical staff and physicians on all matters related to hospital and healthcare facility emergency
planning, preparedness and response training, drills and exercise programs in CBRNE.
Participate in emergency preparedness and response planning (both internal to the organization
and external with the emergency response community including State and Federal Response
plans).
Plan, organize and conduct emergency preparedness/response drills and exercises in
conjunction with the Homeland Security Exercise and Evaluation Program (HSEEP) and local,
state and federal regulations.
Design, develop and deliver courses/programs to prepare the organization and its clients to
mitigate, prepare for, respond to and recover from major emergencies and disaster situations.
Direct and oversee intellectually stimulating instruction, drills and hands-on exercises, to
ensure all participants are receiving a challenging, meaningful, and productive training and
exercising experience.
Participate as a lead instructor in lectures, presentations and practical exercises within the
HazMat and CBRNE disciplines as a senior training contractor and SME.
Prepare, evaluate and manage plan of instruction/program of instruction (POI), policies,
directives and operational procedures related to the organization’s HERT/MCI Courses and its
Certified Instructor Training (CIT) Program for “Emergency Preparedness Professionals.”
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Conduct classroom-style training, as well as hands-on demonstrations and exercises in the
Duties and Hospital Emergency Response Training for Mass Casualty Incidents (HERT/MCI)
Responsibilitie courses/programs.
s Formulate and recommend course of actions for clients regarding emergency preparedness and
(Cont’d) response training, drills and exercises.
Prepare comments and responses to a variety of correspondence and inquiries regarding
potential client’s training and exercise needs.
Design and deliver briefing materials and presentations for client’s decisions-makers.
Develop and present marketing and sales briefings to former and potential clients.
Design, develop, manage and implement comprehensive exercises/drills and train-the-trainer
programs in HazMat and the HICS for hospitals and HCFs.
Serve as Technical Team Leader to subordinate staff in overseeing work assignments to ensure
consistency with CBRNE planning, response, training, drills and exercises.
Lead a team of doctors, nurses, HazMat Technicians and technical staff in the delivery of
CBRNE course/program offerings to company clients and awarded contracts.
Perform duties as an evaluator and/or controller during HazMat and CBRNE drils and
exercises.
Identify and certify competent instructors for hospitals, healthcare facilities and public health
agencies in their preparedness and emergency response to HMI, CBRNE and natural-disaster
events.
Participate in the cross-training of instructors, contractors and staff in their related disciplines to
maximize instructional and exercise resources to ensure quality training, drills and exercises for
“first responders and receivers” to HMI and CBRNE events.
Market and conduct HERT/MCI courses/program to local, state and federal agencies in
compliance with HSPD-5 “Managment of Domestic Incidents” and HSPD-8 “National
Preparedness.”
Solicit contracts and bid proposals from environmental companies, businesses, local, state and
federal governmental agencies in emergency preparedness and response to HMI, CBRNE
events and HERT/MCI.
Provide oversight to the design, development, update and revision of CBRNE course and
program training materials, drills and exercises.
Maintain technical and tactical compentency as a SME in the CBRNE discipline through
continued training, professional development and National certification programs.
Interface regularly with national, state, and local officials to maintain expertise in state-of-the
art training techniques and methods.
Maintain experience in planning for and responding to mass casualty incidents related to
HazMat incidents or CBRNE events.
Respond to natural-disasters as SME, State Applicant Liaison (SAL), Techincal Analyst and
Training Specialist, as required.
Serve as senior contract instructor to the Emergency Management Institute (EMI) and the
Center for Domestic Preparedness (CDP) in Integrated Emergency Management Courses
(IEMC), Management and Supervision of Training (MST) and the Hospital Emergency
Response Training (HERT) Courses.
Serve as the organization’s HazMat, HERT/MCI & HICS SME.
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Work EG&G 7/2006 - 12/2006
Experience Santa Ana, CA US Hours per week: 40
Jim Bailey, 619-***-****
Position Homeland Security Analyst
Duties and Provided technical support for Homeland Security projects including performance of an
Responsibilitie evaluator, controller or exercise support team member to support State and local governments.
s Participated in emergency preparedness and response planning (both internal to the
organization and external with the emergency response community including State and NRP).
Planned, organized and conducted emergency preparedness/response drills and exercises in
conjunction with the Homeland Security Exercise and Evaluation Program (HSEEP) and local,
state and federal regulations.
Implemented exercise programs under the Department of Homeland Security Preparedness
Directorate's Office of Grants and Training (G&T) HSEEP guidelines and doctrine.
Coordinated with emergency preparedness/response supervisors and managers at all levels
concerning an “all-hazard approach” to CBRNE event/incident response and management.
Designed, developed and delivered courses/programs to prepare the organization and its clients
to mitigate, prepare for, respond to and recover from major emergencies and disaster situations.
Developd managed and implemented comprehensive exercises/drills and train-the-trainer
programs in HazMat, the ICS/UC, and HICS.
Supported exercise planning, design and development meetings within the State.
Assessed exercise requirements as determined by the exercise planning committee.
Overseen all aspects of an exercise project (e.g.; developing work plans, assisting with exercise
design and execution, analysis of evaluation data and preparation of all associated
documentation (manuals, guides, briefings, and after-action reports).
Acted as a subject matter expert (SME) and analytical resource in the fundamentals of the
HSEEP exercise design, development, and execution concepts.
Actively participated in emergency response training and exercises as an evaluator/auditor for
ICS and emergency response team members for several Fortune 500 clients.
Provided technical support for homeland security projects including performance as a member
of an exercise support team providing exercise support to State and local governments.
Worked effectively with government and contractors in exercise design, development, conduct
and evaluation in accordance with the HSEEP.
Prepared analytical reports, after-action reports (AAR) and improvement plans (IP) that support
the organization and its client's operational requirements.
Acted as senior consultant/resource to administration, department managers and supervisors,
medical staff and physicians on all matters related to hospital and healthcare facility emergency
planning, preparedness and response training, drills and exercise programs in CBRNE response
and incident management.
Served as liaison and technical specialist between public safety organizations, Emergency
Management Agency, clients and local business organizations in CBRNE event response and
management
Assisted supervisors/managers with the establishment of long-term objectives; setting response
priorities, determining staffing needs and other resource requirements during CBRNE events.
Served as the organization’s CBRNE & HICS SME.
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Work FEMA 6/2002 - 2/2006
Experience Emmitsburg, MD US Grade Level: GS-13
Al Fulman, 301-***-**** Hours per week: 40+
Former Training Specialist and Program Manager
Position
Duties and Supported the Federal Emergency Management Agency's (FEMA) program offices in analyzing
Responsibilitie training needs and identifying, designing, and evaluating training activities required to
s successful accomplish the Agency's mission.
Worked in partnership with States, localities, and Tribal communities to design, develop and
deliver effective programs/courses dealing with hazardous materials incidents (HMI),
emergencies, and weapons of mass destruction (WMD) events.
Served as SME (in planning for, responding to and recovery from) CBRNE agents/materals
releases resulting in medical mass casulaty incidents (MMCI).
Planned, developed, delivered and evaluated courses or cluster of courses related to a
comprehensive emergency management curriculum on hazardous materials (HazMat), ICS/UC,
and Hospital Emergency Response Training for Mass Casualty Incidents (HERT/MCI).
Served as an instructor/facilitator on parts or entire segments of training programs/courses in
HazMat, ICS/UC, and HERT/MCI.
Conducted research, training needs assessment and analysis to develop new and innovative
courses, revise content of current course(s) offerings, and update courses/programs to meet
changes in policy, guidance, legislation and Agency emphasis.
Revised instructional formats, methodology and technology applications to meet specific
educational and programmatic learning requirements.
Reviewed current and proposed training activities, available evaluation data, after action reports
(AAR) or any other qualitative and quantitative sources that contribute in determining the
effectiveness and adequacy of all course/program offerings.
Guided and directed contract instructors and other contracted staff to assure that training
materials are appropriately developed and that courses, seminars, workshops and other training
offerings meet agency objectives for specific skills sets and established competencies.
Developed, managed and implemented comprehensive tabletops, exercises/drills, response
simulations and train-the-trainer programs in ICS/UC and HERT/MCIs to a National
emergency management community.
Served as a subject matter expert (SME) in the instructional system design & evaluation
(ISD/E) process, for adult learning theories, instructional concepts and training applications.
Supported the National Response Framework and Regional Response Teams by participating in
and being an active member of the National Response Team Training Subcommittee's monthly
meetings and activities as the FEMA's representative.
Responded to disasters as Training and Technical Specialist in Incident Command System
(ICS) and Unified Command (UC).
Conducted onsite training to FEMA employees, contractors and clients in ICS/UC.
Performed onsite training to hospitals, healthcare facilities and public health agencies in
Hosptial Emergency Response Training for Mass Casualty Incidents (HERT/MCI).
Oversaw the management of the HERT/MCI at the Noble Training Center/Noble Training
Facility (NTC/NTF) for all disciplines that might be invloved in a mass casualty incident
resulting from hazardous materials incidents or CBRNE agents and materials.
Served as FEMA's POC for HazMat, ICS/UC and HERT/MCI training offerings.
Supported FEMA’s Equal Employment Opportunity Program (EEO).
Performed duties as branch chief when required.
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Work General Physics Corporation 5/2000 - 6/2002
Experience Edgewood, MD US Hours per week: 40+
Scotty Hager, 410-***-****
Former Senior Emergency Preparedness Specialist
Position
Duties and Represented the company as it relates to environmental, health and safety with regulators,
Responsibilitie customers, trade groups, suppliers, community officials and all other groups that may impact
s the business.
Participated in hospital emergency preparedness planning and response (both internal to the
facility and external with the emergency response community including State and Federal
Response plans).
Designed and developed training programs in E, H&S, HazMat, HAZWOPER, Weapons of
Mass Destruction (WMD), Hospital Emergency Incident Command Systems (HEICS) and
Emergency Preparedness for hospitals, governmental agencies, environmental and business
clients.
Conducted Hospital and Public Health Bio-terrorism Preparedness Assessments and
Hazard/Vulnerability Analyses.
Performed research and development of emergency response plans for national, state, local, and
institutional clients.
Developed and delivered Nuclear, Biological, and Chemical (NBC) Emergency Response
training for medical, EMS, and other first responder organizations.
Developed and delivered Emergency Medical or other Environmental, Health, and Safety
(EH&S) training as required to support client needs.
Planned, coordinated, evaluated, and developed After Action Reports for emergency exercises,
to include drills, tabletop exercises, and full scale exercises to support National, State,
Regional, local, and institutional client organizations.
Delivered Homeland Security-related presentations as needed for clients, potential clients, and
conferences.
Supported Business Development efforts through participation in proposal development,
making presentations, research, networking, etc.
Performed onsite training to hospitals, healthcare facilities and public health agencies in
Hosptial Emergency Response Training (HERT).
Developed, revised and conducted cluster of training programs for the Chemical Destruction
Facilities at the Chemical Destruction Training Facility (CDTF) or onsite, as required.
Designed, developed and delivered certification training for escorts, inspectors and workers at
CDFs in Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response (HAZWOPER).
Traved frequently to the Hague, Netherland to conduct onsite training in HAZWOPER for
Hague Inspectors and Engineers.
Performed onsite inspections for safety and training compliance at Chemical Destruction
Facilities, as requested.
Reviewed evacuation and emergency plans at CDF to ensure compliance with applicable state
and federal laws.
Conducted “Train the Trainer” sessions to develop trainer's instructional design, presentation
and program management skills.
Coordinated, delivered and managed NESHTA's Certified Environmental Trainer's programs as
the Director of Region III.
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Education Boston University
Boston, MA US
Master’s Degree
32 Semester Hours
Major: Education
Minor: Human Services
GPA: 3.84 out of 4.00
Relevant Coursework, Licensures and Certifications:
Education, Human Services and Management.
Date Conferred:1/1985
Columbia, MO US
Columbia College
BA Degree
123 Semester Hours
Major: Psychology
Minor: Counseling
GPA: 2.78 out of 3.0
Relevant Coursework, Licensures and Certifications:
Psychology, with emphasis in counseling and group dynamics.
Date Conferred: 9/1977
Military and Basic NBC Specialist Course, United States Army.
Emergency Advance NBC Specialist Course, United States Army.
Management Military Instructor Training, United States Army.
Courses Instructional Systems Design and Evaluation Course, United States Air Force.
Certified Instructor Training (CIT), H465 Program for “Healthcare Professionals,” Hertii.
Equal Employment Opportunity Program, United States Army.
Completion of HazWoper (40-Hours) & HazMat (24-Hours) Courses, PTI.
Medical Management of Chemical and Biological Casualties, USAMRICD.
Biological and Chemical Warfare and Terrorism: Medical Issues and Response, USAMRICD.
Toxic Chemical Training Course (TCTC), SAIC.
Hospital Emergency Response Training for Mass Casualty Incidents, B461 Course, FEMA.
Emergency Management of CBRNE Events, USAMRICD.
HazMat Integrated Emergency Management, E920 Course, EMI.
Exercise Design and Evaluation Program, EMI.
Terrorism Response Planning Course, FEMA.
Incident Command System (ICS) Train-the-Trainer Course, FEMA.
Incident Command System (ICS), IS-100 & 200, FEMA.
National Incident Management System (NIMS), IS-700.a, FEMA.
National Response Framework (NRF), IS-800.b, FEMA.
HazMat Integrated Emergency Management, E920 Course, EMI.
Exercise Design and Evaluation Program, IS-139, EMI.
Incident Command System (ICS), IS-300 & 400, JLWA.
Introduction to the Public Assistance Process, IS 630, FEMA.
Public Assistance Operations I, IS 631, FEMA.
State Disaster Management Course, IS 208, FEMA.
Disaster Basics Course, IS 292, FEMA.
Introduction to Hazard Mitigation Course, IS 393.a, FEMA.
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Military Duties and Responsibilities: Numerous technical, supervisory and high level management
Experience, positions within the United State and Overseas (i.e., Assistant S3 Operations Section Chief;
United State Battalion Chemical, Biological and Nuclear (CBN) Training Specialist ; Company Executive
Army Officer (XO); Company First Sergeant; Air Traffic Control Chief; & Control Tower and Radar
Approach Control Specialist).
Military and Equal Employment Opportunity Program, United State Army Recuriting Command, Los
Other Agency Angeles, CA, 1977-1982 (Additional Duty).
Equal Employment Opportunity Program Officer, 187th ATC, Hanau, West Germany, 1983-1985
Additional
Duties (Additional Duty).
Equal Employment Opportunity Program, Federal Emergency Management Agency, 2002-2006.
Certifications Certified Environmental Trainer (CET), NESHTA, Phoenix, AZ.
Certified Instructional Technologist (CIT), NESHTA, Phoenix, AZ.
Certified Instructor Training Professional (CITP), Hertii, Los Angeles, CA.
Author’s Author, Freeman, Ronald E., 2004. Titles:
Published IS-340 Emergency Prevention, FEMA.
Materials IS-5A Introduction to Hazardous Materials, FEMA.
IS 346 Orientations to Hazardous Materials for Medical Personnel, FEMA
B-461 Hospital Emergency Response Training for Mass Casualty Incidents, FEMA.
H-465 Certified Instructor Training (CIT) Program for “Healthcare Professionals,” HERTII.
Awards Honor Graduate, Non-commissioned Officers Academy, 74.
Distinguished Graduate, Senior Non-commissioned Officers Course, 77.
Top Recruiting Station Awards in Mission and Recruiting Goals, 77, 78.
Meritorious Service Medals, United States Army, 77, 79, 85.
Recipient of “Excellence in Performance Award,” GP, 01.
Merit Promotion, FEMA, 03.
Merit Award, FEMA, 04, 05.
Superior Performance Rating, FEMA, 05.
Environmental Education Award, NESHTA, 07.
Affiliations Board Member, (Treasurer, Secretary), NESHTA, 95-99.
and Adjunct Board Member, Director Region IX, NESHTA, 99-00.
Teaching & Board Member, Director Region III, NESHTA, 01-02.
Instructor Member, National Environmental Safety and Health Training Association, 86-10.
Positions Lieutenant Colonel (LTC), Medical Support Command, National Disaster Response, 07.
Lead Instructor, Instructional Technology Workshop, NESHTA, 88-10.
Adjunct Instructor with Cypress College, Homeland Security, 06 & 07.
Contract Consultant & Instructor, EAI/SAIC, 06-10.
Contract Consultant & Instructor, Emergency Management Institute, 06-10.
References Rick Richardson, NESHTA, Executive Director, 602-***-****.
Patrick Touchard, PATouchard Management, Owner, 985-***-****.
Charles W. Turner, MD, Eagle Group International, 813-***-****.
Leonard Deonarine, Tenet Healthcare Corporation, Director, 214-***-****.
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