Training Safety Officer

Jordan W. Settle

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MANAGEMENT AND TRAINING SPECIALIST

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North Atlantic Treaty Organization Secret Clearances

A U.S. Army-trained leader experienced in managing high visibility,

multinational programs, logistics, and operations in austere environments.

Able to quickly react under pressure, make sound decisions, and mitigate

risks. Developed and implemented innovative training and incentives

programs to foster cross-cultural collaboration in Afghanistan. Passionate

about leadership, workforce development, and safety.

HIGHLIGHTS OF EXPERIENCE

Task Force Provost Marshal Sept 2008 to Sept 2010

HHC, 3d BCT, 10th Mountain Division, U.S. Army; Afghanistan, Fort Drum, NY

Advise supervisory personnel on Military Police (MP) operations,

capabilities, and employment with emphasis on threat reaction, detainee

operations, area security, and maneuver and mobility support. As Force

Protection Officer for 4,500 soldiers, manage standard operating

procedures, inspections, and certifications for all force protection

programs in the combat area of operations by inspecting combat facilities.

Assess threat vulnerabilities of brigade installations and provide

equipment and procedures to help mitigate risk. Inspect facilities to

ensure suitability of terrain, weather, and locations for camera systems,

entrance control point standard operating procedures, and barrier

equipment. Serve as the Afghan National Police (ANP) coordinator working

with coalition forces and providing training and mentorship. Supervise MP

support and detainee operations and manage $200K in program funds. Ensure

brigade compliance with all U.S. customs policies and procedures.

. Served as the senior instructor during the training of 1500 soldiers

preparing for deployment in detention operations, tactical site

exploitation, and searching procedures. Incorporated intelligence

community processes for data analysis and exploitation to ensure

information was properly tracked and processes.

. Developed a theater adopted training program for the ANP by

establishing a training facility, developing and improving course

curriculum, and resourcing all training and logistical support

necessary to sustain the facility. Collected, tracked and managed all

functional requirements to ensure stability and constant improvement

within the course. Resulted in 100% increase in trained ANP within

the unit's area of responsibility. Praised by the regional commander

(2-star) and members of the United Nations Security Council for

proficiency and effectiveness of students in the course.

. Instituted a training program resulting in 1,200 ANP personnel's

successful trained by designing the course curriculum in special

weapons and tactics teams and quick response forces. Trained Czech

Republic military police in course material and evaluated effects

based on the theater strategic lines of effort.

. Assisted the Afghan National Security Forces by planning,

implementing, and certifying the first known Afghan Detention

Operations mentorship training program in Logar province to place

Afghan officials responsible for their rule of law and corrections

programs. Developed course curriculum and provided all logistical

support required to include training material, course sustainment, and

contract support.

. Instructed 25 pay agents in small rewards program allocation

procedures in support of the capture of weapons, explosives, and high-

value individuals by establishing a reward system for Afghan citizens

offering vital related information.

. Headed implementation of 17 contracted canine teams by effectively

managing training, logistics support, and combat operations for the

working dog program. Published in the Center for Army Lessons Learned

on program management, effectiveness, and sustainment.

. Rated best of 3 captains

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Military Police Commander, Physical Security and Arms Officer,

Oct 2007 to Sept 2008

Company Safety Officer

HHC, 3d BSTB, 3d BCT, 10th Mountain Division, U.S. Army; Fort Drum, NY

Led, trained, and monitored medical, financial, and family considerations

for 49 personnel to prepare for a combat zone deployment. Planned and

executed individual and collective training consisting of internment and

resettlement, maneuver and mobility support, law and order, and area

security, to build a cohesive and effective combat-ready team. Ensured

maintenance and serviceability for $3M in platoon equipment, including

military vehicles and weapons systems. Managed $10M in company equipment

and the security of 500 weapon systems. Implemented operating procedures

for all tactical and non-tactical operations within the company and

reported safety statistics and violations.

. Developed and resourced training requirements for the platoon in

individual and collective level tasks necessary to carry out a

yearlong combat deployment.

. Trained and led 4 squads' completion of special reaction team training

school and employment in high-threat areas by instituting special

training including convoy live fires, marksmanship ranges, hand-to-

hand fighting techniques, and situational training scenarios.

Resulted in the platoon receiving first time GOs in all categories and

being lauded by the battalion command team as best in the battalion.

. Trained and operated the company tactical operations center in

reporting procedures,

. Rated as the best of 7 platoon leaders in the battalion.

. Superior performance earmarked me for company command ahead of peers.

Military Police Commander Feb

2006 to Feb 2007

188th MP Company, U.S. Army; Republic of Korea

Supervised health, welfare, training, and professional development of 65

American and Korean soldiers. Planned and executed individual and

collective protective services training to build a cohesive and effective

combat-ready team. Headed implementation of safety standards and

reporting, as well as guaranteed operating firearms ranges' compliance with

all safety regulations. Managed the security of 800 weapons systems and

ensured soldiers' preparation for nuclear, biological, and chemical

threats.

. Planned, evaluated, and resourced three, six weeks training programs

in combat operations involving individual and collective level

training tasks being completed to standard.

. Trained and executed a 65 soldier platoon in detention operations by

establishing an enemy prisoner of war forward collection point in

accordance with and exceeding all Geneva Convention policies.

. Rated as the best of 25 lieutenants in the battalion.

Deputy Director of Operations

Jan 2001 to Sept 2005

Johnny on the Spot, Inc.; Altoona, PA

Managed the payroll of 200 employees and contracted large-scale projects,

including construction, cleaning services, and property sales. Sought out

companies and firms, implemented a bidding process, and awarded bids based

on price ranges, equipment status, and timelines. Supervised 100-personnel

cleaning crews contracted to conduct professional cleaning for local

universities and colleges. Managed daily operations at carwashes, a

laundromat, and fast food kiosks; hired new employees; and advertised

business and sales opportunities.

. Managed 12 fast food kiosks throughout Pennsylvania

EDUCATION AND TRAINING

Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and Pre-Law, California University of

Pennsylvania; California, PA; 2005.

. Graduated Magna Cum Laude.

Military Training

Department of Defense Antiterrorism/Force Protection Officer Instructor

Course Certified - Level II

U.S. Army Special Reaction Team Certificate

U.S. Army Combat Readiness Center, Unit Safety Officer Certificate

U.S. Army Military Police Officer Basic

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