Plant Security

Jeremy Burney

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Knob Noster, MO *****

Phone: 662-***-****

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

Qualifications and Skills:

Bachelors of Science in Homeland Security from University of Maryland

University College. Identify, inspect and determine the purpose, type and

capabilities of munitions whether they are foreign, domestic, military

and/or civilian. Receive, store, inspects, test, transport, ensures

serviceability or USAF munitions stockpile.

Work History:

USAF: Whiteman AFB, Mo September 2005-Present; full time, 50+ hrs a wk

Supervise and train USAF personnel in daily munitions operations, which

include inspecting, transporting, storing, and testing USAF munitions.

Review technical orders for changes and adequacy. Certified Munitions

Inspector, in which I supported custodians, host nations, and many other

organizations on and off base in Germany. I have Performed special,

returned, periodic, receiving, shipping, pre-use, and storage monitoring

munitions inspections. Initiated and processed documented historical

records to ensure proper tagging, marking, packing of USAF line items.

Processed munitions residue/empty packaging to ensure that all munitions

are expended properly. Issued surface-to-air missile simulators; electronic

warfare environ simulated, to ensure US and NATO aircrews are mission

qualified. I have built, tested and performed maintenance on just about

all of the different types of the USAF's guided bombs and missiles. Found

and inspected live munitions recovered in recycle centers to ensure the

safety of US military and German civilian's. Monitored shop practices to

ensure that all regulations were being followed. Hazmat qualified for off

base CDL across Europe. Conducted a large amount of inventories, in which I

found and corrected a vast amount of discrepancies on the spot. I have

developed and directed many different types of unit training programs for

specialized vehicles and munitions inspectors. I also have great amount of

experience in the USAF's data base CAS (Combat Ammunition System), to

perform many different types of actions affecting the USAF ammunition

stockpile. I have saved many lives from my ability to notice munitions

discrepancies, most of those being demolition such as dynamite, C-4, water

gel, etc.

Jamie L. Whitten Plant Materials Center Natural Resources Conservation

Service; full time, 40 hrs a wk

Coffeeville, MS April 2005-September 2005

Researched and developed technology for native plant herbicide tolerance.

K&D Cultured Marble: Coffeeville, MS January 2005-April 2005; full time,

60+ hrs a wk

Manufactured custom cultured marble products.

Education:

Bachelors of Science in Homeland Security, Achieved May 2010

University of Maryland University College

Associates of Science in Munitions Technology, Achieved May 2009

Community College of the Air Force

Associates of Arts in General Education, Achieved December 2008

University of Maryland University College

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