Danny Hallam

High-performance and adaptable professional with over 9 years of military leadership and technical experience, currently pursuing an associate degree in HVAC at the College of Southern Nevada. While unable to enroll in the boiler class due to elective credit limits from my military experience, I am eager to gain hands-on training and practical knowledge as a boiler technician trainee at PYRO. Committed to continuous growth and becoming a valuable team member. Seasoned Section Leader with relevant experience in managing teams, coordinating tasks, and ensuring smooth operations. Skilled in developing strategies for improved productivity and efficiency. Demonstrated ability to lead by example, fostering a team environment that encourages collaboration and achieves h standards. Past roles have seen significant improvements in operational effectiveness through strong leadership and motivational skills.

• Advanced Troubleshooting and Maintenance (THAAD Systems)
• Leadership and Team Management Training

• Army Achievement Medal (2nd Award)
• Army Good Conduct Medal (5th Award)
• National Defense Service Medal
• Global War on Terrorism Service Medal
• Korea Defense Service Medal
• Army Service Ribbon
• Overseas Service Ribbon (2nd Award)

• Strong desire to learn and grow in the boiler technician field through hands-on training.
• Proven track record of mastering technical roles through dedication and adaptability.
• Demonstrated cultural competence and adaptability through international deployments in Guam, Korea, and Japan.
• Committed to operational excellence, whether in high-stakes technical troubleshooting or personnel management.

I was born in Spokane, Washington, and became a resident of Las Vegas, Nevada, after separating from the Army on March 5, 2024. I am 29 years old, single, have a clean driving record, and have never been arrested or jailed. I have eczema on my hands, which makes it difficult for me to build calluses. After working on something for a few days, the skin may peel, similar to a sunburn, but it doesn’t affect my ability to work, it just means I have softer hands. I enjoy woodworking and small mechanical maintenance projects, like working on motors, as well as fishing. Since much of my adult life has been spent in the military, I’m still discovering and building my personal hobbies and interests, but I look forward to exploring more as I continue to grow. 

• Recognized for exceptional performance during operations in Korea with a challenge coin awarded by then-Army Chief of Staff, General Milley.

• I sustained a service-related injury to my right ankle, for which I am receiving ongoing care and regular medication through the VA. This injury does not affect my work performance, as I have successfully adapted to it and found ways to continue working effectively.