Military operations professional with a strong background in leadership, marksmanship instruction, and live-fire range management. Trained and evaluated large groups of Marines, coordinated personnel and resources, and maintained strict control of safety, records, and government property. Known for keeping training on schedule while correcting issues in the field.
Overview
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Certification
15
15
years of professional experience
Work History
Sergeant (E-5)
UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS
Camp Pendleton, California
07.2019 - Current
Identified and classified military occupational specialties based on training and expertise.
Trained Marines in combat tactics and marksmanship skills.
Trained, mentored and evaluated approximately 900–1,300 Marines in basic marksmanship, weapons handling, weapons maintenance, field skills, first aid and tactical operations.
Presented classroom and practical instruction using demonstrations, guided practice, performance evaluations and individualized corrective coaching.
Evaluated student performance during live-fire exercises and documented qualification results, training deficiencies and corrective actions.
Enforced weapons-safety requirements, range regulations and established training standards in high-risk live-fire environments.
Adapted instruction to accommodate differences in experience, learning ability and performance while maintaining required standards.
Maintained the accuracy and integrity of official training and qualification records.
Identified performance deficiencies and developed targeted instruction, enhancing safety, confidence, and technical proficiency among Marines.
Coordinated instructors, training areas, weapons, ammunition, and supporting equipment, ensuring completion of scheduled training requirements.
Oversaw range operations to ensure safety and efficiency.
Managed live-fire range operations supporting approximately 180–250 shooters and 25–30 Marines.
Assigned personnel, coordinated schedules and supervised daily range preparation, execution and recovery operations.
Conducted safety briefs and enforced weapons-handling, ammunition-control, cease-fire and emergency-response procedures.
Maintained accountability for weapons, ammunition, communications equipment and other government property.
Coordinated logistical requirements with instructors, range personnel and organizational leadership to ensure training began safely and on schedule.
Monitored operations for unsafe conditions, equipment failures and procedural violations and initiated immediate corrective action.
Maintained accurate personnel, training and qualification documentation for leadership review.
Resolved scheduling, personnel and equipment issues while maintaining training continuity and mission requirements.
Directed barracks management and facilities coordination for Marines.
Managed daily barracks operations for approximately 400 Marines, maintaining oversight of occupancy, inspections, and facility documentation.
Maintained occupancy information, room assignments, key control, inspection records and facility-related documentation.
Conducted health, safety, cleanliness and property inspections and documented discrepancies requiring corrective action.
Submitted, tracked and coordinated maintenance requests involving plumbing, electrical, structural and other facility deficiencies.
Communicated with residents, maintenance personnel and command leadership to resolve housing and quality-of-life concerns.
Enforced organizational policies, safety requirements and established standards throughout the facility.
Identified hazards, property damage and maintenance concerns and coordinated timely corrective action.
Assisted Marines with housing-related questions, conflict resolution and access to appropriate command resources.
Prepared status reports and provided leadership with updates regarding occupancy, inspections, maintenance and unresolved issues.
Operated and maintained a Light Armored Vehicle and associated equipment valued at approximately $5 million.
Maintained accountability for assigned weapons, communications systems, tools, vehicle equipment and sensitive government property.
Conducted preventive-maintenance checks, inspections and inventory procedures to maintain operational readiness.
Identified mechanical and equipment deficiencies and coordinated maintenance or replacement actions.
Collected, analyzed and reported information concerning terrain, routes, obstacles and potential threats to support operational planning.
Participated in reconnaissance, security, tactical-movement and field-training operations.
Conducted training in weapons handling, equipment maintenance, basic first aid, tactical procedures and risk management.
Prepared reports and communicated operational information clearly through the appropriate chain of command.
Worked in time-sensitive field environments requiring sound judgment, attention to detail and compliance with safety procedures.
Adapted training and operational plans when equipment failures or changing conditions disrupted scheduled activities.
Shoreline Security Patrol
POINT AUX BARQUES
Point Aux Barques, Michigan
05.2016 - 07.2019
Patrolled approximately eight miles of shoreline within a private residential community to deter trespassing, vandalism and unauthorized activity.
Monitored shoreline areas, private property, and community facilities to detect security concerns, property damage, and safety hazards, ensuring timely response and resolution.
Maintained visible security presence while patrolling independently across a large area, enhancing safety and deterring unauthorized activities.
Identified and reported suspicious activity, unauthorized access, and property damage to appropriate personnel, facilitating prompt interventions and community safety.
Used handheld radios to maintain communication with other patrol personnel and report security concerns, locations and requests for assistance.
Driving License: Class A Commercial Driver's License (Manual & Full Air Brakes), Motorcycle License, Chauffeur License
Certification
Class A Commercial Driver's License
Manual Transmission Qualification
Full Air-Brake Qualification
Chauffeur's License
Motorcycle Endorsement
Primary Marksmanship Instructor
Combat Marksmanship Coach
Combat Instructor
Airstreams Renewables Training
Tower Climbing and Fall Protection
Rescue Training
OSHA Safety Training
Electrical-Maintenance Simulations
Operational Risk Management
First Aid Training
AWARDS AND RECOGNITION
Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal, Marine Corps Good Conduct Medal, Second Award, Marine of the Quarter, 1st Light Armored Reconnaissance Battalion, March 2021, Global War on Terrorism Service Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Woodworking Competition — Third Place Regionally and Eighth Place Statewide, December 2019
Sergeant (E-5) at United States Marine Corps – Marine Wing Communications Squadron 28 (MWCS-28), MCASSergeant (E-5) at United States Marine Corps – Marine Wing Communications Squadron 28 (MWCS-28), MCAS