Training Security

JAMES O GALBERTH

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Clarksburg, MD 20871 US

Mobile: 240-***-****

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

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Work Experience:

Man Tech International Corp. Hanover, MD United States

02/2012 - Present

Hours per week: 40

Document Imaging and Scanning Technician

Retrieve cartons of documents from storage. Prepare said documents for the scanning process, coordinate

and receive documents from assigned Government counterpart. Sort separate documents and scan then

using various automatic and manual scanning devices to create electronic files (PDF, TXT, XML, JPAS,

DCII, JCAV, etc.) for dissemination via email or CD/DVD as a finished product. Prior to final file

submission to customer, perform image improvement searches and relevancy checks to assure quality

control of images scanned. Perform archival and asset retrieval duties. Attend internal organizational

training to maintain proficiency with company policies and procedures. Recognized subject matter expert

often called upon by management to train co-workers and new hirers on document scan, document scan

QC, indexing, and index QC. Ensure all prescribed procedures for processing information are in

compliance with prescribed procedures and policies for document handling and security. Provide the

contractor program manager a monthly metric report by maintaining records of scanned, reviewed, and

quality checked documents. Data-entry experience with Microsoft Excel, Power Point, Office Word and

typing skills.

US Army Wayne, PA United States

09/2009 - 06/2012

Hours per week: 60

Senior Military Science Instructor

Senior Military of Science Instructor and Supervisor who serves as the Battalion Sergeant Major at Valley

Forge Military College. Ranked among the best of 264 other Senior Instructor by the Department of the

Army. Principle advisor to the Professor of Military Science and the Organization Commander and

supervised the necessary health, welfare, morale, discipline, and professional development 34 officers, 6

Noncommissioned officers, Department of the Army Civilians, and contractor employees, as well as over

500 college students. Ensured the synchronization of all department training and support operations by

providing counseling to Senior Supervisors and Officers. Provide the advanced knowledge of principals,

methods, and techniques used in the development and delivery of training programs and administered

testing for faculty and Cadre in accordance with applicable regulations, regulations, policies, and

procedures. Received a Commendable rating on three consecutive Equal Opportunity Inspection

administered by the Department of the Army. Utilized the required Mission Training Package, Training

Circulars, Methodologies, and Combined Training Strategies to enhance the effectiveness of training.

Responsible for programs Safety, Physical Training, and Composite Risk Management

US Army FT Hood, TX United States

07/2007 - 08/2009

Hours per week: 60

Intelligence Sergeant

Develops and briefs battalion intelligence products to the Battalion Commander. Provide assessments of

the enemy situation enabling the commander to apply adequate force protection measure. Assist with the

development, implementation, and revision of the Battalion Physical Security Program. . Applies

knowledge of personnel security policies, procedures, systems, and programs to determine the security

eligibility of individuals for entry in to JPAS. Review request for security clearances and special access

for military personnel. Record all final suitability/eligibility determinations into JPAS. Maintains liaison

with investigative agencies and other concerned parties to resolve adjudicative issues and ensure due

process. Response to inquiries regarding security clearance eligibility and investigative status. Receive

notifications from Security Forces/Information Protection or Special Security Offices when incident

reports have been established. Ensures personnel security files are properly maintained in accordance

with records disposition requirements. Supervise intelligence operations consisting of two intelligence

Analysts, four HUMINT NCO’s, and two Law Enforcement Professionals. Develop, implement, and

maintain a comprehensive force protection stander operation procedure (SOP) for FOB Kalagush,

Afghanistan

US Army FT Bragg, NC United States

09/2003 - 06/2007

Hours per week: 60

First Sergeant/Operation NCO

Senior Training advisor for all military and civilian training and training support for an assigned staff of

150 personnel. Led 150 team members in training, development, and wellness to ensure seamless

operation of special equipment portfolio valued at more than $27 Million. Developed and implemented

policies and procedures for curriculum, with emphasis on situational analysis, process improvement, and

work productivity; partnered with leadership to accelerate strategy implementation. Directed policy

enforcement initiatives and assisted Commander with conducting detailed analyses of complex functions

and work processes for the organization; performed tasks involving the application of sophisticated

analytical techniques. Formulated and implement all training plans, directive, procedures, reports, and

studies for the detachment and individuals. Expertly analyzed and reviewed training resources to ensure

realistic training based on wartime mission. Initiated and successfully implemented a Soldier Counseling

Program that was ultimately adopted as a model for similar programs across the Group. Designed a

comprehensive reporting/analysis solution that enabled 60% improvement in team deployment. Advised

the commander and senior level management on long range strategic organizational development

planning and execution. Identified and implemented processes and procedures that enhanced the

efficiency, productivity, and effectiveness of the units' training efforts. Communicated and enforced the

unit mission, programs and priorities; broad management objectives, and development theories and

practices. Conducted periodic inspections on subordinate unit(s) training programs. Served as the primary

point of contact (POC) for the Command Inspection Program (CIP). Planned, coordinated, and executed

Staff Assistance Visits (SAV) and Initial Command Inspection (ICIs) including conducting briefings,

consolidating and revising inspection checklists, developing briefing slides, and presenting previous

inspection results. Planned, coordinated, and monitored employee development and training based on the

mission, long range training goals, and objectives. Established priorities to meet emerging requirements

of a critical nature affecting the use of training support resources to achieve complex readiness timeliness

and goals. Advised commander on training needs and support; developed and implemented policies.

Prepared, presented and participated in briefings to senior managers throughout the command on all

aspects of training. Assisted the Training Officer in analyzing Individual Development Plan (IDP)

requirements for input and completion of the TACIT survey.

Education:

UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND COLLEGE PARK, MD United States

Bachelor's Degree 06/2004

Major: BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

Relevant Coursework, Licenses and Certifications:

Combat Lifesaver Course, U.S. Army,

Advanced Leadership and Management Course, U.S. Army

Army Leadership Instructor Training Course

Small Group Instructor, U.S. Army

Basic Leadership Development Course, U.S. Army

Primary Leadership Development Course, U.S. Army

Battalion Intelligence/operation Sergeant, U.S. Army

ATRRS Basic Operation Course, USAR

Antiterrorism Officer Course, Military Police School

Job Related Training:

Top Secret Security Clearance

Anti terrorism Officer Course, Military Police School, 2007

Advanced Leadership and Management Course, U.S. Army, 2002

Intelligence/operation Sergeant, U.S. Army, 2007

References:

Name Employer Title Phone Email

JOSE PITTMAN : VALLEY FORGE MILITARY COLLEGE SROTC SUPPLY TEC 610-***-****

********@*****.***

TONJA ROBINSON : FDA 301-***-**** *****.*.********@*****.***

MILITARY AWARDS:

Bronze Star with Oak Leaf Cluster

Meritorious Service Medal with two Oak Leaf Clusters

Army Commendation Medal with two Oak leaf Clusters

Army Achievement Medal with two Oak Leaf Clusters

Navy/Marine Commendation Medal

Navy/Marine Merit Unit Commendation

Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal

Southwest Asia Service Medal

Saudi Arabian Medal for the liberation of Kuwait

Kuwait Medal for liberation of Kuwait

Global War of Terrorism Service Medal

Nato Medal

Iraqi Campaign Medal

Afghanistan Campaign medal

Nation Defense Service Medal

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