Process Shift Supervisor
Resume:
Richard Calvin Storer
Sidney, Ohio 45365
Mobile Phone: 317-***-****
Email: adfzu5@r.postjobfree.com
Country of citizenship:
United States of America
Veterans' Preference:
10-point preference based on active duty in the U.S. Armed Forces/Purple Heart
Registered for Selective Service
Contact Current Employer:
Yes
AVAILABILITY
Job Type:
Permanent
Work Schedule:
Full Time
Desired Work
Environment
Mission-Focused
DOD Secret Clearance
DESIRED LOCATIONS
WORK EXPERIENCE
Husky Energy
8/2012 - PRESENT
Lima, Ohio
Hours per week: 42
SLIU/Aromatics Process Shift Supervisor
I am currently working as the SLIU/Aromatics Process Shift Supervisor. I am responsible for 6 – 8 personnel for running process and maintenance of the units. I am fully trained on the SLIU and currently learning all the process procedures for the Aromatics Unit.
AECOM
5/2011 – 6/2012
RC-South, Afghanistan
Hours per week: 84
Atmospherics Manager
I was the Atmospheric Manager of a team in Kandahar, Afghanistan. My duties included “gathering” atmospheric data from Afghan Sub-Contractors (ASC) on how they feel about what is going on within their country. I worked with an Afghan Advisor (AA) that is Afghan born and speaks their language and knows the culture. This information is used to help the military understand how the people feel about what is going on in their country.
Booz/Allen/Hamilton
9/2010 – 5/2011
Camp Shelby, MS
Hours per week: 50
Senior Consultant for Counter IED Master Trainer Academy
I was hired by BAH to work with the Counter IED Master Trainer Academy to train the trainers of the Academy in the IED Awareness and Advanced Search techniques. My job was to write a training program to include the full Training Support Packages for both subjects. I am also the Subject Matter Expert (SME) for both subjects during the training portion of the classes. (Contact Supervisor: Yes, Supervisor's Name: Mike Warner, Supervisor's Phone: 601-***-**** )
United States Army
4/2010 – 9/2010
Camp Atterbury, Indiana US
Hours per week: 60
Counter- IED Master Trainer
I was attached to 205th Infantry Brigades Counter IED Integration Cell (CI2C) as the Brigades Counter Improvised Explosive Device Master Trainer NCOIC at Camp Atterbury, IN. The BDE’s C-IED Master Trainer is responsible for ensuring training is current to meet the IED threats for unit’s deployment location. To ensure that each Battalion C-IED Master Trainer under the 205th is properly trained as per First Army’s Book of standards. (Contact Supervisor: Yes, Supervisor's Name: Jackson Ball, Supervisor's Phone: 502-***-****)
United States Army
4/2009 - 4/2010
Kandahar Province, Afghanistan
Hours per week: 60
C-IED Team 25 NCOIC
I was the Non-Commissioned Officer In Charge for Counter Improvised Explosive Device (C-IED) Team 25. I worked with a Captain (Officer in Charge), two Tactical Exploitation Technicians (TETs), one Tactical Advisor Civilian (TAC), and I had 3 Explosive Ordinance Disposal Teams attached at all times. Our main goal was trying to use site analysis and exploitation of the Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs) that was used in Afghanistan. I assisted with setting up a Combined Exploitation Cell at Forward Observation Base Ramrod. While in Afghanistan I attended the Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms Post Blast Analysis Course and the Marine Corps Combat Hunter Course. I led over 100 combat missions to include Post Blast Investigations, Improvised Exlposive Device (IED) responses, multiple Route Clearance Missions and 15 named operations throughout the Kandahar Province in Afghanistan.
United States Army
9/2008 – 4/2009
Camp Atterbury, IN
Hours per week: 60
C-IED Master Trainer
C-IED Master Trainer for the 2/338 Infantry. I performed all the C-IED training to the soldiers getting ready to deploy to Iraq or Afghanistan. I coordinated with the Brigade Master Trainer to make sure that we stayed within the Book of Standards that First Army was training to. While in this position I attended the Advanced Search Course and the Search Course T3 in Ft. Leonard Wood, Missouri. (Contact Supervisor: Yes, Supervisor's Name: Shawn Hinton, Supervisor's Phone: 317-***-****)
United States Army
7/2008 – 9/2008
Camp Liberty, Iraq
Hours per week: 50
Task Force Troy Route Clearance Training
I attended this training to learn all about Route Clearance Teams and how they work. I worked with the EOD teams that were in Iraq and ran a couple of missions with them. It was a great learning opportunity for me that I was able to use later on when I went on to Task Force Paladin.
United States Army
11/2006 – 7/2008
Camp Atterbury, IN
Hours per week: 60
Assistant Operations Supervisor Sergeant First Class
I signed up for the Operation Warrior Trainer Program once I returned from Iraq. When I first arrived at Camp Atterbury I was assigned as a part of the 88M team as a primary instructor for the drivers that was heading to Iraq or Afghanistan. While there, I attended the Army Basic Instructor Course (ABIC) and Total Army Instructor Trainer Course (TAITC). I was one of the primary instructors for 13 months and then I was transferred to Echo Team as a C-IED instructor. (Contact Supervisor: Yes, Supervisors Name: Shawn Hinton, Supervisors Phone: 317-***-****)
United States Army
8/2005 – 11/2006
Q-West, Iraq
Hours per week: 60
Gun Truck Platoon Sergeant
I was the Platoon Sergeant for the Gun Truck Platoon. I had 32 Soldiers and 10 Humvees. Our objective was to protect the rest of our company while they ran re-supply missions in Northern Iraq. My vehicle was hit by an IED in Feb. 2006.
Wilson Sporting Goods Co.
1/2005 – 8/2005
Ada, OH
Hours per week: 40
Graphics Tech, Research and Development Engineer
Responsible for the graphics that would be used on the NFL and NCAA footballs. I was also responsible for any research and development that was needed to try and save money on the production cost of making the leather grain football.
Cannon Printer/Cutter
Super Mini-Mill (Die Cutting was a major cost savings)
Heat Press Machine (Applying decals to leather)
Stripe Emboss and Application Machine (Major cost savings)
United States Army 6/2004 – 1/2005
Camp Taji, Iraq
Hours per week: 60
Vehicle Operator / Gun Truck
Truck driver and gun truck driver for the 706th Transportation Company. Our main goal was re-supply of fuel for the Baghdad area of Iraq. I also became a squad leader for the gun truck platoon and then my mission was to support the convoys during re-supply missions.
Wilson Sporting Goods Co. 2/1992 – 6/2004
Ada, OH
Hours per week: 40
Maintenance Technician and Supervisor
Responsible for the maintenance of all the machines needed to make the leather footballs for the NFL and NCAA. I was hired in as a machine operator and worked my way up to Maintenance tech. and then Supervisor.
Heated Stamp Press Machines
Hydraulic Punch Press
Electrostatic Sealer Machine
Laser Etching Machine
Laser Guided Cutting Machine
Lockstitch Sewing Machines
Puritan Sewing Machines
Singer Sewing Machines
Metal Lathe
Allen Bradley PLCs
Low Pressure Boiler
United States Army 10/1986 – 8/1991
Fort Bragg, NC
Hours per week: 60
Airborne Infantryman
I was assigned to the 2nd Bn. 505th Parachute Infantry Regiment 82nd Airborne Division.
I completed Airborne School in January 1990. I started out as a rifleman and upon completion of Ranger School in 1988 I moved on up to Team Leader of a Light Infantry team. I went to Operation Desert Storm with the 82nd in 1991.
EDUCATION
St. Marys Memorial High School
St. Marys, Ohio
College prep courses
Diploma 5/1986
Apollo Career Center
Lima, Ohio
Low Pressure Boiler Certification
1996
JOB RELATED TRAINING
OSUT Infantry training – Oct. 1986
Airborne School – January 1987
Ranger School – Oct. 1988
Primary Leadership Development Course – Jan. 1989
Basic Non-Commissioned Officer Course – Apr. 2008
Basic Search Course – June 2008
Advanced Search Course – June 2008
Combat Search T3 – July 2008
ATF Post Blast Course – September 2009
Combat Hunter Course – November 2009
Combat Life Saver Course - November 2009
Attack the Network Course – July 2010
FIT/SET Course – August 2010
HME Course – September 2010
AFFILIATIONS
AMVETS
VFW
Life Member
Life Member
Eagles Club
Moose Lodge
Annual Member
Annual Member
REFERENCES
Jackson Ball
COIN OIC
Phone Number:
Email Address:
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Reference Type:
Professional
Anthony Edwards
Brigade Command Sergeant Major
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Email Address:
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Reference Type:
Professional
Shawn Hinton
C-IED Master Trainer
Phone Number:
Email Address:
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Reference Type:
Professional
Jason D. Litz
CI2C
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Reference Type:
Personal / Professional
Gene Wood
CI2C
Phone Number:
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adfzu5@r.postjobfree.com
Reference Type:
Personal / Professional
Brent Stoelting
Battalion S3
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Professional
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