Project Manager Training
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PRESTON SMITH III
MANASSAS, VA 20110
E-mail: acz976@r.postjobfree.com
SECURITY CLEARANCE: TOP SECRET / SENSITIVE COMPARTMENT INFO
CAREER OBJECTIVE:
To obtain a position as HAZMAT/CBRN/WMD/Emergency Response/Management/Force Protection (FP) Technician/Specialist, Analyst, Program Manager or any positions in related field of employment. Eager to accept a position that has the potential of promotional and advancement opportunities, utilizing my leadership, experience, creativity and expertise.
SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS:
Senior Military veteran highly organized strong problem solving and decision-making skills with the ability to implement an effective action plan. Demonstrate experience in the coordination of Air Field/Terminal Operations, Aircraft crash/Structural Fire Fighting Shipboard/Shore Based Team Training, Emergency Medical Technician (EMT), Emergency Management (EM) and CBRN/WMD/HAZMAT response, isolation, disposal and patient care tactics. Committed to details, excellent communication and people-skills, exemplifies team leadership, providing motivation, and training by example. Exemplify experienced in Defense Acquisition Workforce Improvement Act (DAWIA) Level III (equivalent) Lifecycle Logistics. Homeland Security Exercise Evaluation Program (HSEEP) train the trainer, Completed ICS training 100 thru 400, Risk Management (RM) and Anti-Terrorism Officer (ATO) I and II.
CIVILIAN EXPERIENCE:
JUN16 – MARCH17: EM Specialist, Cherokee Nation Strategic Programs, Fort Belvoir, VA
Works for the Defense Threat Reduction Agency (DTRA). Assigned as an EM specialist to the Joint Mission Assurance (JMAA) Division and the Standards and Training Office. Utilizing RM tools, Conducts plans and procedural assessments of Emergency Management (EM); Chemical, Biological, Nuclear, Radiological, and High-Yield Explosives (CBRNE); Public Health and Continuity of Operations (COOP) programs to protect personnel, critical assets, and missions from hazards and threats that may impact the installation, facility, or asset in the CONUS or OCONUS. Duties include Providing recommendations to improve products. Assessing CBRNE/hazardous material equipment for decontamination, detection, and personal protection. Collaborating with the Mission Support Office to develop the All Hazards Threat Analysis (AHTA) for each assessment the subject matter expert (SME) is scheduled to conduct. Coordinating with the team’s Risk Management Asymmetrical Tactics Specialist in the development of the hazard/threat asset pairing for each assessment. Preparing Assessment Team Reports based upon vulnerabilities observed during the assessment. Conducting other assessment areas defined by the SME Benchmark matrix. Has Extensive knowledge of DOD directives, understands the Incident Command System (ICS) and Ability to research hazard historical data in preparation for developing and evaluating the AHTA.
OCT 12 – APR16: ATO/EM Officer, Concord Crossroads, LLC, Fort Belvoir, VA
Works for Head Quarters, Army Cyber Command (HQ ARCYBER). The designated ATO for an Army major command; Initiates, develops, implement, monitors, manages and evaluates compliance with broad overall policies and procedures pertaining to ARCYBER AT and FP Program. Promulgate ARCYBER AT policy to all the subordinate commands. Serve as the principal advisor to the ARCYBER Commanding General on all aspect of the command AT program. Coordinates AT issues with Dept of Defense (DOD) and Dept of Army (DA) staffs, other military services and various federal agencies. Advise the G3 on INTEL and current matters affecting the FP posture of the command. Represent the command at the DOD and DA level FP board and working group. Alternate staff action officer (AO) for actions pertaining to security program management as assigned by the supervisor. Develops, establishes and supports ARCYBER emergency and contingency plans to protect personnel and property from heightened levels of FPCON. Participates and coordinates the development and execution of training and exercises to validate program plans and procedures in accordance with HSEEP. Develops exercise strategies that support FP preparedness, response & management of CBRN, WMD events/incidents. Conducts Vulnerability Assessments (VA) of military facilities in CONUS and OCONUS using established AT checklist. Create Core Vulnerability Assessments Management Program (CVAMP) account for all personnel. Track and update status on AT actions on all vulnerabilities within the CVAMP Data Base. Attend HQ DA AT/FP conferences, participates in AT, INTEL Forums and training programs in the Military District of Washington (MDW) area. Conducts research, coordination,
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PRESTON SMITH III
9520 OAKENSHAW DRIVE
MANASSAS, VA 20110
E-mail: acz976@r.postjobfree.com
ATO/EM Officer, Concord Crossroads, CONT
benchmarking, and policy development. Interprets complex DOD security regulations and policy; conducts AT/ FP program review, surveys and renders recommendations for corrective action. Supports crisis planning and response should an incident occur. Acts as the liaison with members of the DOD, DTRA, ARNORTH and other officials as required keeping abreast of current AT/FP issues.
As the EM Officer, responsible for the Development and maintaining an EM program and reports to the Commander
the status of the EM program semi-annually. Creates an Emergency Action Plan (EAP) which implements an all-
hazard approach to planning, preparation, response, and recovery. The EM Officer will incorporate EMP guidelines with regard to training, standards, and procedural applications in support of established DOD standards and policies and National Incident Management System (NIMS) procedures. The EM Officer will conduct, test, and assess EM at least annually to provide assurance that EAP’s can be performed across a spectrum of contingencies, threats, events, and other emergencies. The EM officer establishes and leads an EM working group and prepare for annual Army Protection Program and other directed EM assessments.
Jul 10 – SEP 12, Senior CBRN Analyst Kalman & Co Inc, Edgewood, MD
Works for the Policy and Strategic Initiatives (P&SI) Department/Emerging Concepts and Architecture (EC&A) Project Manager within the Joint Project Executive Office for Chemical Biological Defense (JPEO-CBD) as FP Operations officer. Have a strong operational CBRN background, and a desire to affect future operational security (OPSEC), CBRN defense and countering Weapons of Mass Destruction (CWMD) capabilities. Provides analytical support consisting of operational assessments and technical recommendations for development of future FP, CBRN and CWMD capabilities within the Department of Defense (DOD) utilizing Doctrine, Organization, Training, Materiel, Leadership, and Education, Personnel, and Facilities (DOTMLPF) analysis process.
Apr 07 – Jul 10, CBRN Specialist, Camber Corporation, Falls Church, VA Works for the Installation Protection Program (IPP) Project Manager within the Joint Project Manager-Guardian office. Serves as project lead on assigned military installations and supervises up to 15-20 sub-contractor personnel. Has an in-depth understanding of FP & CBRN training and exercises. Utilizes the IPP Family of Systems (FoS) system, key business decisions and project documentation developed by the project team and Prime Contractor (PC). Coordinates and monitors the delivery of training, exercises [Table Top Exercise (TTX), Functional Exercise (FE), and Full Scale Exercise (FSE)] with planning conferences, plans deliverables including After Action Reports (AAR) from the PC and conduct and coordinate reviews of deliverables within the IPP staff .e.g. (MSEL and OV-6). Briefs the Commanding Officer or senior executive officer (O-6/O-5) about the capabilities of CBRN IPP and the final results of their particular command. Reviews and updates training and exercise plans, emergency operational plans, Concept of Operations (CONOPS) and Standard Operating Procedures (SOP)s; identify resources and equipment requirements; prepare generic documentation and training materials to support several CBRN and CWMD training, & Emergency Operations exercise scenarios; identify the specific training and exercise needs of each installation; ensure PC understanding of each. Installation's OPSEC & CBRN operational requirements and ensure those requirements are met.
Jan 06 - Apr 07, First Responder Liaison, Camber Corporation, Falls Church, VA Serves as a Program Specialist who supports the Government Program Manager (PM) in administering the Army Emergency First Responder Program (AEFRP). Serves as the project lead Program Specialist to the Army National Guard (ARNG); and acts as the Liaison between the ARNG Point of Contact and the AEFRP.
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PRESTON SMITH III
9520 OAKENSHAW DRIVE
MANASSAS, VA 20110
E-mail: acz976@r.postjobfree.com
MILITARY EXPERIENCE:
USS Midway (CV-41) 1989-1991 Crash and Salvage crewman responsible for Rapid Fire Suppression, Rescue and Salvage of all aircraft emergencies. Other qualifications include; Basic Shipboard Damage Control, Shipboard Twin Agent Unit (TAU) Fire Truck Operator, Shipboard P-16 Fire Truck Operator, 6,000 and 20,000 pound Salvage forklift operator, Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) qualified.
USS Tripoli (LPH-10) 1991-1993
Crash and Salvage Leading Petty Officer (LPO) Supervised 12 personnel. Responsible for Crash and Salvage Training and Personal Qualification Standards (PQS) of Crash Crewmen. Other Qualifications include; Crash and
Salvage crewman, TAU Fire Truck Operator, 6,000 and 20,000 pound Salvage Forklift Operator, HCC-30 Helicopter crash crane operator, Divisional HAZMAT Petty Officer, CPR qualified.
Naval Auxiliary Landing Field San Clemente Island, CA 1993-1996
Crew Leader, supervised five (5) personnel - Responsible for servicing Transient and Military Aircraft including taxiing, hot and cold fueling, hot starts, pinning main mounts and tail hook, Luggage/Cargo on and off Loading, towing, Air Terminal Operations, fuel barge on load and transfer.
Naval Air Weapons Station, China Lake, CA 1996-1999 Crew Leader, supervised six (6) personnel - Responsible for servicing Transient and Military Aircraft including taxiing, hot starts, pinning main mounts and tail hook, Luggage/Cargo on and off loading, maintain PMS on the E-28 arresting gear, towing and Air Terminal Operations. As Building Manager, Training and Conference center, implemented a HAZMAT program, constructed a HAZMAT locker, acquired all applicable Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) and instituted building FP measures. In addition, assisted in the Command’s training program by researching requirements and obtain training aids and materials; and wrote two (2) training lesson guides and facilitated classes for hundred (100) command personnel.
USS Constellation (CV-64) 1998-2000 Deck Petty Officer, Supervised 110 Personnel in V-3 division (Hangar Deck) Responsible for safe and efficient movement of all aircraft, support equipment and personnel throughout the hangar bay, and on and off hangar elevator evolutions. As Crash Petty officer, was consider to be the “Go to” professional in the area of Hangar deck crash, rescue, Aircraft fire, emergencies and Conflagration procedures and tactics. Developed and wrote Personal Qualification Standards (PQS) for Hangar Deck Watch procedures and an active member of the Command Training Team (CTT), and Air Department Training Team (ADTT); and facilitated 3 Navy Rights and Responsibilities classes for a total of hundred and nineteen (119) shipboard personnel.
Aircraft Intermediate Maintenance Detachment, San Diego, CA 2000-2002
Command Career Counselor (CCC) - Active member of the CTT, facilitated over 17 “Valuing Diversity” classes. Used unique facilitator style and became a premier facilitator receiving praise from all classes instructed.
Fire Protection DOD Course, Good fellow AFB, TX 2002-2003
Certified in accordance with National Fire Protection Agency (NFPA) Standards as an Airport Firefighter including Firefighter I & II. Performs duties as a rescue, firefighting, and salvage team member aboard Naval Air Stations, Facilities, outlying fields and other naval activities ashore; and HAZMAT response team member. Performs preoperational inspections and utilizes or operates rescue, firefighting, salvage and personal protective equipment.
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PRESTON SMITH III
9520 OAKENSHAW DRIVE
MANASSAS, VA 20110
E-mail: acz976@r.postjobfree.com
Navy support Facility, Diego Garcia 2003-2004
LPO, Air Annex Division. Supervises 10 personnel. As a Quality Assurance Evaluator (QAE) Responsible for the fire fighter’s contract Evaluation and monitoring 110 Firefighters in response to Structural/Aviation Fire and Rescue services, training, and maintenance of equipment. Corrected long standing firefighter quality of life and equipment issues. Improved living conditions and procured $180,000.00 worth of rescue and other firefighting equipment. As Crash and Salvage Officer, responsible for crash and rescue emergency procedures and tactics on the airfield. As Assistant Training Officer, coordinated command wide training programs. Facilitated 24 General Military lessons and 5 CBRN lessons for over 380 Officer and enlisted personnel. As CBRN team leader, supervised 3 personnel. Responsible for responding to a CBRN attack coordinating immediate response, isolation of affected area, evacuation of infected personnel. Assumed the responsibilities and duties of CBRN Officer in the absence of the primary designate. Utilizes emergency detection equipment and personal protective equipment (PPE).
Naval Air Station, North Island, San Diego, CA 2004-2005 Administrative duties (type 50 wpm, Microsoft applications), Air Operations
EDUCATION:
A.S., General Studies, Central Texas College, 2005
B.S., Fire Science Management, American Military University (AMU), 2012
M.A,, National Security w/Public health and Emergency Management, (AMU) Student
Advanced Fire, Crash and Rescue training, Naval Air Technical Training, Pensacola, FL
Fire Protection Apprentice DOD course, Good fellow AFB, TX.
All American Environmental Services INC.
Defense Acquisition University (DAU), Fort Belvoir, VA.
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PRESTON SMITH III
9520 OAKENSHAW DRIVE
MANASSAS, VA 20110
E-mail: acz976@r.postjobfree.com
PROFESSIONAL REFERENCES:
NATHANIEL HAYNES, OWNER
HAYNES TRANSPORTATION
CELL 256-***-****
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STEVE DEAN, PROJECT MANAGER
PATRICIO ENTERPRISES
410-***-**** OR CELL 443-***-****
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HAROLD BURKS, DEPUTY PROJECT MANAGER
JPM-GAURDIAN
CAMBER CORPORATION
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FLOYD EDWARDS
CHIEF ANTITERRORISM
ARMY INTELLIGENCE & SECURITY COMMAND
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MYRON BOND, PROJECT MANAGER
JPM-GAURDIAN
CAMBER CORPORATION
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