Juan Gallego

**** ******** ***, *** *****, HI ***06

Email; adyisf@r.postjobfree.com

Cell: 573-***-**** Work: 573-***-****

Key Attributes

• Director of Training Learning Development Test Developer for 20 months

• Urban Search and Rescue Supervisor/Instructor/Writer for 55 months for Homeland Defense, MSCoE

• ProBoard, IFSAC and FEMA qualified in US&R such as HazMat, Confined Space, Trench, Rope, Vehicle, Machinery, Structural Collapse Rescue IAW NFPA 1006 and NFPA 1670 (Operations and Technician)

• HAZMAT Technician for 13+ years on the Missouri 7th Weapons of Mass Destruction Civil Support Team (WMDCST)

• Experienced and qualified Army Training Instructor and Army Small Group Instructor

• Experienced in Army Course Development, Validation and Test Writing with Correlation

• B.S., Business and Managerial Economics, Strayer University, December 2013

• A.A., Property Management & Maintenance, Central Texas College, April 2020

• Intermediate Supervisors Course, CES, Fort Leavenworth, KS October 2022

• Several real-world experiences dealing with CBRNE operations

• Active Security Clearance: SECRET

Experience

DOT/LD Compliance/Test Developer and Administrator Department of Homeland Defense

14010 MSCOE LOOP; RM 3629 A

Fort Leonard Wood, MO 65473 United States

10/2020-Present

Salary: USD 84,000Per Year

Hours Per Week: 40

Series: 1712 Pay Plan: GS Grade: 11 Step: 09

Compliance/Test Developer; (This is a federal job) Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:

Serves as a Test Developer and Administrator for the Maneuver Support Center of Excellence (MSCoE). Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:

• Served as a Test Developer and Administrator for the Maneuver Support Center of Excellence (MSCoE). Worked under minimal supervision from the Chief to develop Blackboard Test, administrator the test, and record evaluations from those tests so that Students can receive certifications through AFCEC (Air Force Civil Engineer Center). Works within the standards of test administration to ensure all testing regulations are followed with no discrepancies. Generates certification requests with Student’s PII so Students receive the proper documents that the Army and Air Force require. Provide Test Item Analysis to ensure the questions delivered are with the Army and Air Force standards and adjust the questions if not within that standard. Analytical ability, judgement, discretion and expert knowledge of US&R/CBRN/HAZMAT response standards, regulations and practices are required.

• Develops short- and long-range plans and calendars that support training requirements and testing dates. Develops training schedules for individual classes that reflects all training lesson and support requirements. Establishes Memorandum of Agreements with installation support agencies and oversees the coordination of training facilities where testing will be administered. Supervisor: Sandra Adams 573-***-****)

Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes

Urban Search and Rescue

Department of Homeland Defense

14010 MSCOE LOOP; RM 3629 A

Fort Leonard Wood, MO 65473 United States

01/2018-10/2000

Salary: USD 78,000Per Year

Hours Per Week: 40

Series: 1712 Pay Plan: GS Grade: 12 Step: 02

Supervisory Training Specialist (Urban Search & Rescue) (This is a federal job) Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:

• Served as a Supervisory Training Specialist (Urban Search & Rescue) for the Maneuver Support Center of Excellence (MSCoE). Worked under minimal supervision from the Chief, USRTD, who provides broad policy, program guidance and assigns projects for which the incumbent is responsible. Explains designated projects in general terms, with emphasis on any unusually complex or novel problems anticipated and the general nature of the results expected. Incumbent is responsible for assisting the Chief, USRTD and Technical Director with the standardization and execution of Urban Search and Rescue training oversight.

• Responsible for writing and/or reviewing a variety of instructional training packages for Urban Search & Rescue (US&R) tasks to military and civilian responders. Conducts analysis on training products. Assures the developed training materials are technically accurate and functional within known equipment and assigned personnel constraints. Presents technically sound instruction for a target audience. The work requires practical knowledge of methods and techniques of instruction and presentation of instructional products. Requires proficient knowledge of the CRE mission and objectives. Practical knowledge of subject matter to assure technical accuracy. Analytical ability, judgement, discretion and expert knowledge of US&R/CBRN/HAZMAT response standards, regulations and practices are required.

• Directly supervises and mentors up to 13, GS-17-12-11 US&R Training Specialists. Serves as the primary point of contact for training, training support, equipment, personnel and other mission related matters between the Engineer School, MSCoE G-3 and the US&R Program. Assigns work to subordinates with instructions on objectives desired, anticipated problems that may be encountered, deadlines and any constraints, which may be imposed. Reviews completed work for content, conformance to policy and procedures, soundness of judgment and feasibility of recommendations. Develops and establishes new or revised work methods and procedures; works with subordinates to insure proper implementation. Performs the full range of supervisory duties such as initiating and recommending personnel actions, providing orientation, determining training needs, preparing annual performance plans and appraisals, preparing Individual Development Plans, approving leave, submitting performance awards, and taking disciplinary measures as warranted. Assists the Chief, USRTD in screening referral lists and resumes, and interviewing and selecting applicants to fill new hire positions, and coordinates with the MSCoE, HD/CSO Directorate in order to execute all hiring actions.

• Performs duties as Quality Assurance Officer, Instructor Certification Officer and Resource Specialist. Reads and interprets CBRN Response Enterprise directives, execution orders, Department of Army publications, command, and installation regulatory guidance and policies. Develops academy policy and procedures to manage and track Training and Doctrine Command (TRADOC) Quality Assurance Program requirements and accreditation standards. Ensures the Center meets TRADOC mission goals and objectives for accreditation of all courses taught. Ensures the US&R program meets IFSAC/ProBoard mission goals and objectives for certification of all courses taught. Coordinates with Fort Leonard Wood for staff assistance visits and inspections to ensure all Organizational Inspection Program standards are maintained. Manages the MSCoE HD/CSO’s Instructor Certification Program in accordance with TRADOC and installation regulations. Ensures all instructors meet prerequisites and completes a comprehensive instructor certification training program establishing their knowledge and understanding of the course material, learning objectives, training goals and proficiency in instructing all lessons and activities of the course they are assigned. Tracks and reports instructors progress through the certification process, and documents their proficiency in presenting and post-certification training, assessing, counseling and mentoring of students.

• Provides guidance and senior level management of student enrollment priorities and procedures, training seat allocation and reservations, and the coding of course enrollment, and completion or dismissal status in ATTRS. Assigns subjects relating to the significant events and the Operational Environment to students to research from Army North and US Northern Command, Army Training Network, and various knowledge management websites to debate in class. Provides oversight on policy and procedures, student recognition and honors program, student dismissal actions, preparation of academic evaluation reports, and the reporting of individual and class training statistics. Inspects reception and integration, event oriented, mid-point, and end of course counseling of students, and post-graduation developmental action plans for accuracy and effectiveness. Creates and reviews end of course critique surveys and after action reports, then adjusts academy policy and procedures as warranted. Provides training material and important information about the US&R Program for posting on SharePoint and Blackboard.

Urban Search and Rescue Instructor

Department of Homeland Defense

14010 MSCOE LOOP; RM 3629 A

Fort Leonard Wood, MO 65473 United States

03/2016-01/2018

Salary: 59,246.00 USD Per Year

Hours Per Week: 40

Series: 1712 Pay Plan: GS Grade: 11 Step: 02

Training Specialist (Urban Search & Rescue) (This is a federal job) Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:

• Serves as a Training Specialist for the Maneuver Support Center of Excellence

(MSCoE), Homeland Defense/Civil Support Office (HD/CSO) with the responsibility for instructing and/or reviewing a variety of instructional packages training Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear (CBRN) Response Enterprise (CRE), specifically, Urban Search & Rescue (US&R) tasks to military and civilian responders.

• Responsible for assisting the program Manager and Technical Director with the standardization and execution of Urban Search & Rescue training oversight. Responsible for the training design, development and delivery of curriculum. Modifies and revises individual tasks and lesson plans. Determines appropriate instructional techniques such as conference, demonstration, lecture, or self-paced learning programs, and job aids.

• Performs and evaluates training analysis and studies to identify developmental weaknesses and the source of such weakness. Analyzes complex issues regarding efficiency and effectiveness of resources and programs in support of training. Researches solutions for training and developing appropriate training content for new or existing training needs in accordance with Army Learning Management System. Researches and prepares responses to after action reports related to training products, methods of instruction, program design and best practices. Recommends changes to improve the development of training scenarios, improvement of training lanes and approaches to enhance realistic disaster scenarios.

• Establishes procedures and policies providing guidance for training projects, allowing for discretion in selecting the most appropriate approach. Presents material in accordance with approved lesson plans and course management plans. Facilitates all individual and group training sessions. Research training curricula to support current individual training products designed to support collective tasks and combined arms training strategy. Tracks, assesses, evaluates, and measures effectiveness of all training delivered to ensure the training program maximizes its return on investment.

• Successfully conducted 16 test pilot classes, training 175 soldiers, validating 13 courses in Urban Search & Rescue operations.

• Maintains accountability and serviceability for $500,000 worth of Technical Rescue equipment. Maintains $1 Million worth of property and material goods with no loss. Supervisor: James Rabenold 573-***-****)

Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes

Survey/Reconnaissance NCOIC, E-7

7th WMD-CST, Jefferson City, MO

June 2012-March 2016

• Responsible for leading, supervising and training six HAZMAT Technicians in support of civil authorities to respond to real world events pertaining the CBRNE Response Enterprise Mission.

• Advised the Commander on operations, training, and tactical guidance for conformance to guidelines and regulations.

• Accountable for multiple instrument systems used in CBRNE and US&R such as air monitors, radiation detectors, technical rope rescue equipment, etc.

• Responsible for inventories and issuance of unit CBRNE emergency response equipment valued at over $1.5M.

• Implemented Training Schedules using the Defense Training Management System

(DTMS).

• Performed air monitoring and radiation detection during 7 Major League Baseball events in St. Louis, MO.

• Responded to a biological toxin incident providing air monitoring and DECON support in coordination with the FBI in Springfield, MO.

• Trained Missouri Homeland Response Force (HRF) on extraction techniques resulting in successful certification by the Secretary of Army.

• Lead CST Survey Section through six successful unit external evaluations for certification by the Secretary of Army.

• Instructed HAZMAT Technician Courses to Missouri National Guard Soldiers and First Responders.

• Instructed Technical Patient DECON to Missouri hospital emergency room staff. Supervisor: Captain Brad Weiberg 573-***-****)

Okay to contact this supervisor: Yes

Army Instructor/Writer, E-7

Regional Training Site Maintenance (RTSM), Fort Leonard Wood, MO

June 2011 - June 2012

• Performed reviews and analysis of training products for technical accuracy recommending changes to improve soldier training.

• Instituted changes (design/development) to improve the Program of Instruction

(POI)/Lesson Plans for the 91B course.

• Managed instructor personnel and training schedules ensuring all soldiers were trained to standard with a zero-failure rate.

• Ensured soldiers safety by implementing post and OSHA regulations. Survey/Reconnaissance NCOIC, E-6

7th WMD-CST, Fort Leonard Wood, MO

August 2002 - May 2011

• Responsible for leading, supervising and training six HAZMAT Technicians in support of civil authorities to respond to real world events pertaining the CBRNE Response Enterprise Mission.

• Assisted Maneuver Support Center of Excellence (MSCoE) technical writers for the development of confined space equipment.

• Advised the Commander on operations, training, and tactical guidance for conformance to guidelines and regulations.

• Accountable for multiple instrument systems used in CBRNE and US&R such as air monitors, radiation detectors, technical rope rescue equipment, etc.

• Provided HAZMAT response protection for the POTUS during debates at Washington University in St. Louis, MO.

• Conducted US&R operations during hurricane Katrina and Gustav.

• Responsible for inventories and issuance of unit CBRNE emergency response equipment valued at over $1.5M.

Military Training/Professional Courses

• Intermediate Supervisor Course, CES, October 2022, Fort Leonard Wood, MO

• FEMA Urban Search and Rescue School, June 2017, Columbia, MO

• Florida Fire College Urban Search and Rescue School, November 2015, Ocala, FL

• Army Small Group Instructor, June 2011, Fort Leonard Wood, MO

• Total Army Instructors Course, June 201, Fort Leonard Wood, MO Education

• A.A., Property Management & Maintenance, Central Texas College, April 2020

• B.S., Business and Managerial Economics, Strayer University, December 2013

• High School Diploma, Plant City High School, May 1985 Additional Information

• 10 Point Veteran

• Disabled Veteran with more than 30%

• Retired Military

• Typing 48 Words Per Minute

• Proficient knowledge of Microsoft Office Suite, Excel, Power Point, Outlook

• Knowledge of Apple Operating Systems and PC

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