Sean P. Doel 760-***-****

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Waterford, CT 06385 www.linkedin.com/in/seandoel

Education/Training:

Hazardous Materials Technician Course, Kansas City, MO 08/20

Bachelor of Arts in Criminal Justice, Mitchell College, New London, CT 01/18

Graduated Magna Cum Laude with a 3.91 GPA

Completed Internship with Adult Probation, New London County Probation Office, CT 08/17

Nuclear Weapons Incident Response Training, Kirkland AB, AZ 12/17

Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear Defense Officer Course, Fort Leonard Wood, MO 08/16

Hazardous Material IQ training, Fort Leonard Wood, MO 08/16

Consequence Management training 08/16

Defense Support of Civil Authorities (Phase I and II) Courses 08/16

Department of Homeland Security Emergency Management Course 08/16

Toxic Agent Training 07/16

The Basic School (Warrant Officer Basic Course), Quantico, VA 05/16

Basic Recruiter School, San Diego, CA 11/09

Achieve Global Professional Selling Skills Training 10/09

Public Speaking Training 10/09

Military Police Augment Course, Camp Pendleton, CA 01/06

California Occupational Safety and Health Administration Safety Representative, Camp Pendleton, CA 04/05

Nuclear, Biological, and Chemical Defense Basic School 05/04

Toxic Agent Training 05/04

HAZMAT Operations Training 04/04

Radiation Detection Training 04/04

Professional Experience:

United States Marine Corps Reserve – Chief Warrant Officer/ Supervisor Fort Devens, MA 12/14- Present

Supervise and train 16 multi-functional employees, while orchestrating Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear Defense operations for an organization consisting of 700 plus personnel. A member of the executive leader’s planning team, that, works through problem solving and provides recommendations for achieving goals. Coordinate with six separate departments to include, medical, intelligence, logistics, supply, signal and operations to align schedules, policies, and resources. Advise and brief senior executive on consolidated planning, status of organization, and training goals. Selected to simultaneously serve as a senior officer in charge of the Command Operations Center. Responsible for tracking and synchronizing of operations to include movement schedules, transport, and accountability of personnel throughout a joint and cross-functional capacity. Develop and implement command operations procedures to effectively execute field-based training and operations.

Completed deployment to Okinawa, Japan under the Marine Corps’ Unit Deployment Program 10/19-06/20

oCompleted 5 major exercises working closely with partner nation’s military and local officials to conduct military operations.

United States Marine Corps – Staff Sergeant/ Operations Supervisor Camp Pendleton CA 11/12 – 11/14

Planned and coordinated the training of over 5,000 employees. Ensured training was tracked and computed data to provide operational readiness information to senior executive. Developed and adjusted, progress-reporting systems for the organization. Directly supervised and trained, 20 employees within the operations section. Conducted weekly briefings on operational readiness with senior executive. Simultaneously, advised senior commander and coordinated training as a Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear Defense Chief. Appointed to multiple collateral billets for the Operations Section, included, Body Composition Program, Marksmanship Program, Annual Training Programs, and Ranges.

Managed online system for scheduling ranges. Coordinated with units and facilities for requirements.

As a primary military instructor, conducted classes on Suicide Awareness, Sexual Assault, and Defensive Driving.

Coordinated training events and tracked all training within a database for over 5,000 employees.

Developed excel database to track unit readiness and presented statistical data to Commanding Officer.

Conducted annual height and weights for employees within the organization. Developed workout plans and track progress for employees outside of physical standards. Briefed the senior executive on progress. Over 50 employees total being managed over this period.

Conducted over 3,000 hours of instruction on classes listed above, as well as, Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear Defense.

United States Marine Corps – Sergeant/ Recruiter Albany, NY 10/10 – 6/15

Developed detailed plans, maximizing time, and resources to find qualified applicants for enlistment to the organization. Generated leads for prospects by effectively employing multiple media sources. Built detailed packages for more than 72 individuals to hire into organization. Prepared 72 new employees efficiently for the rigors of military training. This resulted in having 12 employees during initial training earning special recognitions in training, more than double of other recruiters. Worked with local media, politicians, school staff, and families in order to maximize recruiting efforts.

The top ranked recruiter out of more than 36 recruiters in the upstate New York area. Enlisted 72 applicants into the organization fulfilling over 200% established quota.

Coordinated with 10 teachers in local high schools to visit and experience military initial training.

Hired 3 honor graduates of military training with recruiters scarcely enlisting 1.

United States Marine Corps – Corporal/ CBRND Training Chief Norfolk, VA 5/07 – 10/10

Conducted periodic maintenance, which included calibrations, serviceability checks, issuing and inventory of a multi-million dollar Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear defense account. Implemented and maintained records for equipment and facilitated in the consolidation of equipment to a central facility. Primary training chief conducting Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear defense training to personnel and evaluations. Implemented training curriculum and plans to the Regiment. Recognized for attention to detail and work ethic throughout 2 separate Commanding General Readiness Inspections; awarded a noteworthy recommendation for 0 discrepancies. Ensured the proper execution of Chemical Biological Radiological and Nuclear Defense program through 3 Command Inspection teams. Evaluated subordinate unit’s mission readiness and provided recommendations to commanders.

Completed 20 equipment embarkations to Rota, Spain, Yokosuka, Japan, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, Bangor, WA, and Kings Bay, GA.

Conducted over 2,000 hours of training in 23 Individual Protective Equipment confidence exercises, 23 block training, 4 advanced courses, and traveled to Rota, Spain and Guantanamo Bay, Cuba for some of the training.

United States Marine Corps – Lance Corporal/ Clerk Camp Pendleton, CA 5/04 – 5/07

Selected as the primary instructor for Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear defense training. Managed a multi-million dollar account of equipment for Marine Aircraft Group 39. Established equipment serviceability checks and calibrations management document for thousands of pieces of equipment. Handpicked to cross-train as a Military Police Officer and deploy to Al Asad, Iraq.

Conducted over 5,000 hours of training in Individual Protective Equipment Confidence Exercises, Individual Survival Standards, and team training, resulting in the training of over 6,000 employees.

Coordinated the consolidation of thousands of pieces of equipment to a centralized facility, while conducting serviceability checks, inventory, and debarkation.

Memberships

National Society of Leadership and Success

College National Honor Society

Criminal Justice National Honor Society

Marine Corps Association

Veteran of Foreign Wars

U.S. Naval Institute

Training

Radiological Detection Equipment

Chemical Detection Equipment

Protective Mask leakage testing

Army Toxic Agent Training

Achieve Global Professional Selling Skills

Public Speaking

Military Instructor

OSHA Certificate

DOD Defense Support of Civil Authorities (DSCA) Phase II Course

Consequence Management

Nuclear Weapons Incident Response

Advance HazMatIQ by Federal Reasource

FEMA Emergency Management

Edgewood Chemical Biological Center advance training

Awards

Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal

Navy and Marine Corps Commendation Medal

Good Conduct Medal (4)

Certificates of Commendation (3)

Meritorious Masts (4)

Letters of Appreciation (8)

Certificates of Appreciation (4)

Mitchell College Nathan Hale Award

National Society of Leadership and Success’ National Engaged Leaders Award

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