Mark McIntyre

Resume

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Physical Address: 9927 South Tee Box Dr. - South Jordan, Utah 84095

Mailing address: P.O. Box 95326 South Jordan, Utah 84095

Home Phone: 801-***-****/Cell Phone: 801-***-****

Email Address: osluiz@r.postjobfree.com

OBJECTIVE

To assist in the Gulf oil spill disaster clean-up.

EMPLOYMENT

Boart Longyear Drilling Services June-2008 to June-2009

I was employed as a driller assistant for the operation of an LM-75 core drill in Questa, New Mexico. This operation is overseen by the Chevron Mining Co. This employment required that I leave my home in Utah and travel to New Mexico, where I worked 20-ten hour days followed by 10 days off, two of which were travel days to/from New Mexico. This job entailed receiving Mining Safety Health Association (MSHA) training and specific mine training to core drill underground. I assisted the driller and/or drilled for molybdenum which naturally occurs in the ore in N.M. and is used in the processing of steel and is used as an industrial lubricant. The samples we obtained from depths of 1,700 feet into the earth were used to inform the geologists of the ore content and/or rock formation. I added/subtracted rods to or from the drills configuration to obtain rock samples at desired depths. I repaired the drill and its hydraulic and electric components. I delivered equipment to the drill site from the surface using tractors and forklifts. I maintained housekeeping around the drill site to be in compliance with MSHA regulations. Boart Longyear’s contract with the Chevron Corporation was terminated in January of 2009 and I was subsequently laid off.

Boart Longyear contacted me in April of 2009 and offered me re-employment at the Kennecott Mine, in Utah. I participated in a de-watering program for approximately six weeks when that contract was terminated and I was again laid off.

State of Utah, Department of Corrections 2000 – 2008

Adult Probation and Parole Officer/Correctional Officer

From 2004 until 2008 I performed my duties as a Parole Officer at the Region III, Adult Probation and Parole (AP&P) office located in Salt Lake City Utah. My duties included one year authoring Pre Sentence Investigation Reports (PSI’s) for the district courts in Utah, prior to an individuals sentencing on felony and misdemeanor convictions. I was responsible for conducting investigative interviews of offenders and victims alike to obtain facts surrounding a particular case. I followed sentencing guidelines of the court and staffed my recommendations with other parole officers prior to submitting my report for approval.

I was assigned as a cadre in the district courts to represent my reports and the interests of the AP&P. I also authored Probation/Parole, Progress/Violation Reports for hearings at the Board of Pardons. I have some samples of my writing skills (PSI reports and BOP reports and incident reports) available upon request.

As a certified “Thinking for a Change” instructor I taught cognitive restructuring classes to offenders while at AP&P and managed a caseload of approximately 20 drug offenders. I placed substance abuse offenders in appropriate curriculum according to the severity of the substance abuse history. I participated in offender reviews and drafted reports to ensure the offenders compliance with his/her substance abuse treatment program

As an armed parole officer my partner(s) and I conducted field visits to the homes of parolees and probationers to ensure their compliance with their parole/probation requirements. I participated in region-wide searches for fugitives from justice and affected arrests with non-compliant parolees and individuals who had warrants issued for their arrests.

Additionally, I worked as a Parole Officer in a sex offender halfway house for approximately two years where I managed a caseload of offenders who were convicted of sex offenses and non-sex offenses (stabilizers). Supervision of these offenders entailed enforcing the adherence of parolees to stipulations of their parole agreements. This enforcement was accomplished by notification(s) to the Board of Pardons and Parole of any violations or changes in an offender parole agreement such as the addition or subtraction of a stipulation or alternative event.

Acting as the Parole Shift Leader in Charge, I was responsible for the supervision of the operations of the center two to three times weekly. This included the management of staff and resources for the safe and secure oversight of the facility and community. I was responsible for initiating the notifications for parolees who went fugitive. I administered drug tests to detect the use of prohibited substances by offenders and frequently conducted physical searches of the parolee’s employment/living environment for weapons, drugs, alcohol and contraband. I participated in treatment teams wherein an offender’s progress in sex offender therapy was measured and his advancement, if any was either granted or denied.

Prior to promoting to AP&P, I worked at the Utah State Prison for four years and managed the control and movement of inmates to include the operation of control and access points. I have extensive training in corrections and have been involved in critical incident responses. I worked for two years in residential substance abuse program (Conquest) at the Utah State Prison, where careful consideration was to the therapeutic needs of the inmates. I was proficient in the use of the State’s offender data base. I received two citations recognizing the accomplishments of prison staff, officers and myself who were assigned to Conquest during those years.

I worked the balance of the four years as a utility officer, and worked every unit at the prison from maximum security/death row (level one) to level five (work release) environments. I have always been current with all of the required training provided by the State of Utah, for the dissemination of my duties. I left the Department of Corrections for employment with an exploratory drilling company that offered wages that were in excess of double of what I was currently making with the D.O.C.

Gordon Composites 1998 - 2000

My main duties included the production of dimensioned, scaled composite parts for industrial and sporting-goods applications. Duties entailed cutting, slitting, sanding, edging and inspection of parts utilizing large, commercial grade equipment. Close attention to detail required the use of micrometers and calipers to measure to 10/1000’s of an inch.

San Miguel County Sheriff’s Office 1997 - 1998

I worked Rotating shift work for nearly two years, which included the following: Corrections-Communications, I participated in the booking and processing of sentenced inmates, and warrant-less arrestees and the releasing from our facility, those individuals who post bond, or who are ordered by the court to be released. Proficiency with the Spillman, Colorado Bureau of Investigation, and NCIC databases were required. I managed the operation of control and access points using a control panel.

I dispatched for four law enforcement agencies, three volunteer ambulance services, three volunteer fire departments and search and rescue. I used a computer aided dispatch (CAD) system for the acquisition of incidental information for the query of state and national warrants and criminal histories. I participated in training programs associated with the operations of the jail facility/communication center regarding the training of newly hired deputies.

Cashway Concrete and Materials 1993-1996

I operated a 9-1/2 yard cement mixer with a pusher and a booster to deliver various concrete mix designs (products) to both residential and commercial customers. My responsibilities included adding add-mixes such as powdered dyes, fiber-mesh reinforcement, accelerants and retarders. I navigated the mixer over various types of terrain while actuating the many controls used to accurately dispense the product into footings, stems, flatwork, etc.

I was responsible for the maintenance and cleaning of the mixer and its components and for the keeping of daily vehicle logs to report the need for maintenance and assure operational readiness.

McKesson Corporation 1988 - 1993

I operated a low-bed delivery truck to dispense 5 gallon bottled water products to 600 customers bi-weekly. Sales activities included the acquisition of new customers and promotion of products at large concerts and the Arizona State Fair. I accounted for the daily delivery of water products, dispensing equipment and the addition and deletion of customer accounts. I also conducted collection activities for overdue accounts.

Vitro Corporation 1986 - 1987

I worked as a government contractor overseeing the construction of Mk-46 and Mk-48 torpedoes in their various configurations of build-up for specific applications. I tracked on a computer database, the components added to or taken from each unit and tracked these parts through the application or cycle of the life of the torpedo, and noted the condition thereof. I was responsible for accurate accounting of inventoried parts and the dispensing of the same.

Missionary Service 1984 - 1986

I served as a missionary for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, in Seattle Washington. This was not employment, but accounts for the time of service.

Poco Verde Nusery 1979 - 1984

I labored as a landscaper. I installed all of the components that comprise a completed landscape to include: irrigation systems, masonry, concrete flatwork, sod, trees and shrubs, grading, spreading rock and dirt. I operated small front loaders, graters, ditching machines, augers, jackhammers.

I worked on the side for a contractor who installed large truck scales. While working for him I used acetylene torches and gas welding equipment in the construction of the metal deck of the scale, prior to the pouring of the flatwork. Based in Mesa, Arizona, I helped this contractor build truck scales in El Centro and Long Beach, California.

United States Marine Corps (Active Service) 1976 – 1979

I was an enlisted Marine, working as a Communication Center Man. I worked with fixed-plant communication devices, specifically, Digital Subscriber Terminal Equipment (DSTE). These devices sent and received message traffic encrypted onto a paper tape format.

I participated in the relocation of the communication center at Marine Corps Air Station, New River, during which time I worked with Camp Lejuene, Marines at their location to maintain communication for our air units. I learned to work with magnetic tape and card message transmission and reception. The center where I labored received message traffic world-wide from all branches of the armed forces as well as civilian intelligence and law enforcement agencies.

I was responsible for the sending, receiving, routing, proofing, correction and dissemination of message traffic to authorized designees. I maintained a top secret clearance during the duration of my employ as an active member of the Marine Corps.

I was honorably discharged from active duty upon completion of my tour.

(Active Reserve) I enlisted in the active reserve between 1983 and 1985, while otherwise employed as a landscaper. I was assigned to an engineering battalion out of Phoenix, Arizona. I participated in a structural engineering project (bridge building) at Camp Rilea, Oregon. I was honorably discharged from active reserve duty upon completion of my tour.

EDUCATION

College education includes the following:

Seattle Central Community College, Seattle, Washington - 1988

Mesa Community College, Mesa Arizona - 1982 to 1983

East Carolina University, Jacksonville, North Carolina - 1977

High School education includes the following:

San Marin High School, Novato, California - 1974 -1975

Oakton High School, Vienna, Virginia – 1976

Trade Schools include the following:

Communication and Electronics School, 29 Palms, California – 1975 – 1976

San Miguel County Sheriff’s Office (Deputy Certification), Telluride Colorado – 1997

Fred House Academy (Correctional Officer Training & Certification), Draper, Utah – 2000

Missionary Service:

Washington Seattle Mission 1984-1985 (18 month mission) Honorable Service

Annual Training:

While employed in the “correctional” environment I have participated in annual training that covers a myriad of topics to include, but not limited to: Firearm Qualification/Safety, CPR/First Aid/Critical Incident Management, Tazer, OC Deployment, Discrimination in the Workplace, Blood borne Pathogens, Americans with Disabilities Act training and Emergency Medical Dispatch, just to name a few.

My transcripts are available upon request. While in the transportation industry, I had extensive training on vehicle operation and safety/defensive driving, etc. While working for Gordon Composites and Vitro Corp, I had extensive training to include the following: Hazmat certification, combustible/toxic gasses and liquids and workplace safety, as an example. I have always availed myself to training and can attest to the benefits of it.

HOBBIES/INTERESTS:

Motorcycle restoration/touring/travel, woodworking, gardening, writing, fishing, and home improvement projects.

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