JoeyLyn Cafaso

Employment History:

-Camp Lemonnier Fire Department (DOD Contractor)

Duty Location - Djibouti Africa 3/10 to 09/10

Duties: Perform all aspects of emergency medical care to soldiers,

civilians, and locals in support of the United States military while

stationed at Camp Lemonnier in Djibouti Africa.

This is to include distinguishing the cause and degree of illness or injury

and demonstrated priority for needed emergency care and rendering pre-

hospital emergency care of simple and multiple system traumas while working

in a hazardous environment to insure safety stabilization of the patient.

Status: Naval Base Medic

-URS/Sallyport Global (DOD Contractor)

Duty Location - Tikrit, Iraq 1/09 to 1/10

Duties: Perform all aspects of hazardous waste management to include

handling, storage, characterization, classification, transportation, record

keeping, inventory, inspection, and disposition in support of the United

States military. Responsible for collecting all hazardous materials and

preparing said materials for disposition. Required to wear DPE, level A,

level B, or level C protective equipment to make entries into the chemical

exclusion area to classify, pack, and transport hazardous waste. To

conduct inspections and assessments of current hazardous material waste

sites located on Camp Speicher, as well as, responding to any future spills

on or off the COB.

Status: Hazardous Materials Specialist/Inspector

-Wackenhut Services Inc. (DOD Contractor)

Duty Location - Baghdad, Iraq 8/06 to 8/08

Duties: While stationed in Baghdad, Iraq I was assigned to the Camp

Victory fire department. Our duties include fire suppression, EMT

services, and HazMat operations in support of the United States military.

Our main objective is to protect the life and property of the U.S. soldiers

and the areas they protect. We are also in charge of protecting the

property and life of the Iraqi soldiers in certain areas, as well as, the

prison system located at our duty station. During the course of our duties

we are exposed to many hazardous and life threatening situations

(explosives/ammunition/IED's) at the scene of or while responding to a fire

and are tasked with the responsibility of handling these situations in a

professional and well-trained manner. I am also trained and run our fire

inspection program for all buildings/structures on the FOB. While not

performing firefighting duties I am trained to service and repair fire

extinguishers and handle/service all firefighter equipment and turn out

gear.

Status: Firefighter Driver Operator/EMT/HazMat Operations and

Awareness/Fire

Inspector I.

-The Wackenhut Corporation - 3/06 - 8/06

Duties: I was in charge of General Electric's Global Security Command

Center. The command center was the main contact location for any GE

emergency throughout the world. Emergencies from around the world would be

routed directly to us and it was my job to handle these situations as they

occurred. I also monitored through CCTV their main corporate headquarters

and dealt with situations that arouse at that location.

Status: Corporal.

-Sussex Fire Department - 2/03 - 8/06

Duties: The protection of life and property through fire suppression and

EMT services.

Duties included engaging directly in firefighting, emergency medical

services requiring assignment to a rescue ambulance, mitigation of

hazardous materials emergencies, fire prevention and rescue, and

inspections of buildings and properties to ensure compliance with the fire

codes. When not responding to alarms, I had a variety of other duties

including fire code inspections, hydrant flow testing, and community

presentations on fire prevention and other public safety issues.

Status: Firefighter/EMT.

-United States General Accounting Office - 5/04-1/06

Duties: To conduct security background investigations for the United

States government. **Top Secret government security clearance**

Status: Investigator.

-Wackenhut Services Inc. - 09/05-12/05

Duties: Armed security and executive protection for all FEMA and Red Cross

personnel stationed at DRC's in Louisiana and Florida.

Status: Corporal - Site Leader.

-Dept. of Homeland Security - Orlando, FL - 2/02-4/04

Duties: To improve and maintain the security of American air travel by

effectively deterring or preventing successful terrorist (or other)

incidents on airlines and at airports, with minimal disruption to

transportation and complete service to travelers. I was in charge of a

crew of six and performed their payroll, discipline, and training.

Status: Lead Federal Officer.

-Field Tech - Milwaukee, WI - 9/01-2/02

Duties: My duties included the training of other meter readers, as well

as, reading a route myself each day.

Status: Meter reader/trainer.

-Wisconsin Electric - Milwaukee, WI - 1/00-9/01

Duties: The reading of approximately 500-1200 gas/electric meters per day.

Status: Meter reader.

-Lake County Sheriff's Office - Tavares, FL - 1/99-1/00

Duties: Making contact with the Deputies and writing their reports on the

calls that needed to be documented.

Status: Documentation Specialist.

-Florida Department of Corrections - Orlando, FL - 7/98-1/99

Duties: I attended and was a squad leader at the Correctional Officer

Academy located at Valencia Community College - East campus. I was trained

during the academy with basic firefighting techniques including, but not

limited to, used of the self-contained breathing apparatus, fire hoses, and

fire extinguishers. I was trained in First Responder, CPR and First Aide,

including the use of the AED.

Status: Correctional Officer Student.

-Mecklenburg Co. Sheriff's Office - Charlotte, NC - 10/95-7/98

Duties: The security and care of 600 inmates within the jail. I have

worked in the towers, gatehouse, control room, dorm officer, administrative

detention, and out in the hallway actually running the inside areas of the

jail. I also performed investigations into

sexual and simple assaults against the inmates. All findings were then

forwarded to my Sergeant for review. I was also trained during the academy

with basic firefighting techniques as described above.

Status: Officer/Investigator.

-North Carolina Dept. of Corrections - Salisbury, NC -4/94-10/95

Duties: The supervision of 1000 inmates inside the facility. I have

worked as a medication control officer, store box officer, floor/dorm

officer, and also as a kitchen control supervision officer.

Status: Correctional Officer.

-Wisconsin Dept. of Corrections - Sturtevant, WI - 8/93-4/94

Duties: The supervision of 1000 inmates inside the facility. My specific

job title was vacation/holiday relief. This means if someone is on

vacation or taking a day off, I fill in his or her job. Because of this

position, I have been able to work in many areas of the facility and have

learned many different jobs. These jobs include tower officer, visiting

room, health services, escort, utility, housing unit officer, etc. I also

sat in on inmate violation of rules/law hearings and assisted with these

cases and the security during said proceedings for our Lieutenant in

charge. I was also trained during the academy with basic firefighting

techniques and First Responder.

Status: Correctional Officer/Rule & Law violation hearing officer

-Pinkerton Security: Milwaukee, WI - 10/91-8/93

Duties: To patrol the downtown Milwaukee area and some areas of the south

side in a marked patrol car and to protect persons and property in these

areas along with specific sites assigned. I also answered burglar alarms

in these areas and assisted in cases where a supervisor was needed.

Status: Patrol Officer - Lieutenant.

Education: University of Wisconsin College (Associate's Degree)

***Certifications: Firefighter I, II, ARFF, & Haz/Mat Operations - IFSAC

Certified.

Driver Operator - Pump Operations/Mobile

Water Supply,

Fire Inspector I, Telecommunicator I & II -

Pro-Board Certified.

EMT-Basic National Registry & state of

Wisconsin certified.

**DOD (Department of Defense) certification

Firefighter I, II,

ARFF, Haz/Mat Operations, Driver Operator -

Pump Operations/Mobile

Water Supply, Fire Inspector I, and

Telecommunicator I & II.

**Emergency Response to Terrorism - This

certification provides the

basic awareness training to prepare fire,

emergency medical, hazmat,

incident command, and law enforcement to

respond to incidents of

terrorism safely and effectively.

**EMS Operations at Multiple Casualty Incidents

- This certification

includes information on safely and

effectively dealing with MCI

resulting from a terrorist attack involving

a chemical, biological,

radiological, nuclear, or explosive agent.

**Introduction to the Incident Command System

for Law Enforcement

**Wildland Urban Interface Fire Operations -

This certification

provides information to enable the

structural firefighter to participate

in wildland/urban interface operations in a

safe and effective manner.

**Fire Service Supervision

**National Incident Management System (NIMS)

ICS - 100, 200, 700,

and 800 certifications.

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