Bradley Spaulding

Supervised 3 personnel & oversaw 4 base-wide training programs, guiding 30 unit preparedness coordinators to ensure that disaster response forces are qualified for whole community response.

Trained and certified 15 instructors on chemical warfare defense class qualifications, supporting deployment requirements for 3.4k military members.

Managed shop operations & checklists for all hazard response, safeguarding the pacific regions largest logistical hub.

Created an automated training status program to monitor 250 Command, Control & Disaster Response Force personnel, conserving 372 man-hours annually.

Managed 8 additional duties including equipment valued at $1.1M tracked annual equipment needs and replaced outdated/broken equipment for Osan's sole chemical response team.

Certified HAZMAT tech; prepared for major aircraft accidents, man-made & natural disasters.

Enhanced community preparedness for natural disasters by conducting regular training sessions and drills.

Fixed 5 year deficiency by Reviving the office respiratory protection program, updated binder with names and updated certifications by coordinating with the base fire department. Recertified 6 overdue tanks/10 masks for 20 emergency responders and earning the bases superior performer award for a base-wide inspection.

Managed 3 government spending accounts, executed $20K in purchases fixing 20 response shortfalls earning the unit's top performer award.

Created Disaster Preparedness Month for Tyndall Air Base, led 6 personnel setting up a display booth educating the bases 11k member population.

Responded to a Category 5 hurricane, served as a liaison between the county and the base relaying key information between agencies demonstrating quick and accurate communication.

Oversaw base operations center IT program managed 70 assets and repurposed 60 excess devices saving $81K which supported 2 Emergency hurricane activations.

Completed durable assemblies and subassemblies with hand and power tools.

Met daily production quotas by working effectively within a fast-paced assembly line environment.

Assisted quality assurance by inspecting items and removing defective parts.

Assembled components with minimal supervision, exceeding expected project milestones.