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Donald Monteau

Donald Monteau

Occupational Health Field Tech
Kingsland,GA

Summary

Recently earned an Associates Degree in Occupational Safety and Health from Columbia Southern University in July 2025. Currently work for Mobile Health Diagnostics (MHD) as an occupational health field technician. Travel to industrial sites and manufacturing plants where I provide training and conduct OSHA required tests such as audiometric testing, noise level surveys, pulmonary function tests, and qualitative and quantitative respirator fit tests. Completed the CAOHC and NIOSH courses and have certificates that are valid until 2030. The job involves extensive travel and requires a lot of flexibility.

Experienced leader with strong background in guiding teams, managing complex projects, and achieving strategic objectives. Excels in developing efficient processes, ensuring high standards, and aligning efforts with organizational goals. Known for collaborative approach and commitment to excellence.

Detail-oriented with exceptional communication and project management skills. Proven ability to handle multiple tasks effectively and efficiently in fast-paced environments. Recognized for taking proactive approach to identifying and addressing issues, with focus on optimizing processes and supporting team objectives.

Overview

37
37
years of professional experience
1
1
Certification

Work History

Occupational Health Field Technician

Mobile Health Diagnostics
04.2024 - Current
  • Began working for Mobile Health Diagnostics (MHD) as a part-time occupational health field technician in April 2024. Travel to client sites and conduct training and perform on-site occupational health, safety, and industrial hygiene services. Services include audiometric testing, noise level surveys, respirator fit testing, and pulmonary function testing.
  • Work directly with site and plant managers to schedule and coordinate the work that needs to be performed.
  • Conduct work at a variety of industrial sites and manufacturing plants including federal government contractors. The work environments vary greatly. Many of them feature a fast-paced work environment that involve heavy machinery, raw materials, and strict safety protocols. The environments include loud noise, temperature variations, and the need for personal protective equipment (PPE).
  • Audiometric Testing – Completed over 1,000 hearing tests. The tests were conducted in a quiet environment provided by the customer. The testing kit consists of an iPad, headphones, and room scan microphone. We utilize the SHOBOX PureTest app on the iPad to conduct hearing tests.
  • Noise Level Surveys – Conducted over 15 noise level surveys. Experience using TSI Quest Edge 5 and 8 personal noise dosimeters and TSI Quest SoundPro sound level meters. Use TSI Quest Detection Management Software to manage the devices and generate reports.
  • Respirator Fit Testing – Conducted over 300 quantitative fit tests evenly distributed across N-95, half-face, and full-face respirators. Completed approximately 50 qualitative fit tests mostly on half- and full-face respirators. Experience using the TSI PortaCount respirator fit tester 8038/8048 and TSI FitPro Ultra software to conduct quantitative testing. Experience using MSA fit test kits to conduct qualitative testing.
  • Pulmonary Function Testing – Conducted about a dozen pulmonary function tests. Experience using Minispir digital spirometers and an online tool provided by Vest Medical Services.
  • Experience setting up and calibrating all of the equipment that I utilize. Responsible for maintaining equipment that is in my possession. Finalize schedules and coordinate with customers a week before each job. Complete rosters, sign-in sheets, reports, logs, and other paperwork within 24 hours of finishing a job. Use various phone apps and computer software to work orders, hours worked, and travel. Work from a home office when not on business travel.

Instructor/Program Manager

Paragon Systems, Inc.
09.2019 - 04.2024
  • Worked for Paragon Systems in Jacksonville, Florida, as an instructor and training program manager. Trained armed security officers across the state of Florida and other areas as necessary.
  • Certified to teach firearms, defensive tactics, handcuffing, expandable baton, OC aerosol spray, CPR/AED/First Aid, Stop-the-Bleed, Security Screening Operations, etc. Also taught Use of Force, Active Shooter Response, Hazmat/WMD, HazCom, DHS Safety Act, DHS Privacy Act, and Sexual Harassment.
  • This was a very fast-paced and dynamic job with a lot of moving parts. It required a lot of pre-planning and coordination to accomplish the mission.
  • Used a learning management system and Microsoft Excel spreadsheets to track security training certifications and training requirements of over 200 officers. Maintained training records.
  • Planned, scheduled, and delivered new hire, refresher, and recertification training to the security officers in accordance with contract and state licensing requirements. Ensured all training documentation was completed correctly and submitted to the corporate office within tight time constraints.
  • The position required frequent travel across the state of Florida. Worked from a home office when I was not traveling. Made frequent trips to federal facilities and training sites in Pensacola, Tallahassee, Clearwater/Tampa, Orlando, and Jacksonville. Planned and coordinated all job-related travel in accordance with Paragon’s travel policy. Used a company travel card for all work-related travel. Used a smartphone app to track all work-related expenses and to file travel vouchers.
  • Developed a safety and security assessment process and report template that is used for houses of worship. The assessment covers criminal and natural threats, and safety hazards.

Quality Assurance Manager/Instructor

Paragon Systems, Inc.
12.2018 - 09.2019
  • Worked from a home office in Rio Rancho, New Mexico. Traveled to federal courthouses and training sites across a 6-state area of responsibility. Visited each federal courthouse in the 10th Circuit once every quarter to inspect the court security officers and the security posts. My territory included Colorado, Kansas, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Utah, and Wyoming. Planned and coordinated all travel in accordance with Paragon’s travel policy. Met with and conducted meeting with various members of the U.S. Marshals Services including Judicial Security Inspectors, Supervisory Deputy Marshals, and Chief Deputy Marshals. Conducted and provided oversight of all training the court security officers received. Delivered, monitored, and tracked all training delivered to courthouse security officers. Assisted Paragon Systems with the development of training curricula that was required by the contract.

Training Academy Director

Federal Protective Service
06.2014 - 11.2014
  • Director of the FPS Physical Security Academy. Oversaw several training programs including the agency’s cornerstone Physical Security Training Program (PSTP). The PSTP was an 8-week long training program designed to teach students the basics of physical security and how to conduct all-hazard risk assessments of federal facilities.
  • I supervised six senior instructors, one administrative assistant, and several adjunct instructors. Developed and implemented training plans and performance work plans for each instructor. Prepared quarterly, semi-annual, and annual end-of-year performance evaluations and ratings.
  • Conduct staff meetings to get updates on student progress and issues. Conducted analysis of test results.
  • Developed and adhered to an annual budget including operational and capital project costs associated with training facility improvements, maintenance and upkeep, office and classroom furniture and computer equipment, training aids and tools, and costs related to student expenses (travel, meals, lodging, student manuals, uniforms, equipment, etc.).

Senior Instructor (GS-1801-13)

Federal Protective Service
08.2009 - 06.2014
  • Senior instructor and training program manager for the Federal Protective Service, Training and Professional Development Division, Physical Security Training Branch at the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center from August 2009 to June 2014.
  • Led the development of a new 8-week long Physical Security Training Program. Revised, updated, and created curriculum (lesson plans, student manuals, handouts, PowerPoint presentations, etc.) for over 20 topical areas equivalent to approximately 80 academic hours. Created comprehensive laboratory exercise and practical evaluation materials to include scripted scenarios, student handouts, instructor guides, evaluation criteria, grading rubrics, quizzes, and exams.
  • Taught students using a wide range of methods and in various environments. Conducted traditional instructor-led classes using lesson plans, handouts, PowerPoint presentations, videos, etc. Conducted hands-on training using laboratory exercise guides. Proctored written exams and practical evaluations.

Inspector (GS-0080-12)

Federal Protective Service
10.2000 - 08.2009
  • Inspector from October 2000 to August 2009. The inspector position is a hybrid position that combines law enforcement and physical security duties.
  • Provided law enforcement and physical security services to over 100 federal facilities and offices across the state of South Carolina. Completed over 100 all hazard risk assessments. · Risk assessments covered terrorist, criminal, and natural threats, as well as safety hazards. Conducted functionality and measures of effectiveness testing on security countermeasures and life safety systems.
  • Certified HAZMAT technician for approximately 10 years. Completed a two-week-long Incident Command System and Hazmat Technician course taught by the Atlanta Fire Academy. Completed a two-week-long Hazmat Technician course taught by FPS at the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center. Participated in several hazmat incident drills and training exercises.

Federal Police Officer (GS-0083-08)

Federal Protective Service
01.1998 - 10.2000
  • Federal Police Officer from January 1998 to October 2000 in Atlanta, GA.

Senior Patrolman

Clayton County Police Department
07.1993 - 01.1998
  • Police officer for the Clayton County Police Department in the suburbs of Atlanta, Georgia, from July 1993 to January 1998.

Corporal (E-4)

United States Marine Corps
05.1988 - 05.1992
  • Served in the Marine Corps from May 1988 to May 1992. I was assigned to the Marine Corps Security Force Detachment on board the Battleship USS New Jersey for 19 months. I was a squad leader with the 5th Marine Regiment, Anti-Tank TOW Missile Platoon during Operation Desert Shield/Storm. I received an honorable discharge in 1992 as a corporal (E-4).

Education

Associates Degree - Occupational Safety and Health

Columbia Southern University
07.2025

Skills

  • Field operations
  • Workplace safety
  • Professional communication
  • Data collection
  • Safety management
  • Diagnostic testing
  • Technical analysis
  • Regulatory requirements
  • Problem-solving
  • Following safety practices
  • Analytical thinking
  • Risk assessment
  • Adaptability and flexibility
  • Teamwork and collaboration
  • Computer skills
  • Quality assurance

Accomplishments

  • Led a team of 15 subject matter experts in the development of new 8-week long Physical Security Training Program including training curriculum.
  • Led a team of subject matter experts from multiple federal agencies in the development of security screening training. This included the development of agency policies and procedures for federal facility access control and security screening operations. Developed a train-the-trainer program and the training program they would provide to security officers protecting federal buildings.
  • Collaborated with subject matter experts to develop new federal facility risk assessment tool which is used to assess threats, vulnerabilities, consequences, and overall risk.
  • Supervised team of six permanent instructors, one administrative assistant, and several adjunct instructors.

Certification

  • CAOHC – I completed the CAOHC Occupational Hearing Conservationist Certification course on March 7, 2025. The course was taught by Hear to Serve Occupational Audio Services.
  • NIOSH – I completed NIOSH Approved Spirometry Training Course on February 25, 2025. The course was taught by e3 Chesapeake Occupational Health Solutions.

Timeline

Occupational Health Field Technician

Mobile Health Diagnostics
04.2024 - Current

Instructor/Program Manager

Paragon Systems, Inc.
09.2019 - 04.2024

Quality Assurance Manager/Instructor

Paragon Systems, Inc.
12.2018 - 09.2019

Training Academy Director

Federal Protective Service
06.2014 - 11.2014

Senior Instructor (GS-1801-13)

Federal Protective Service
08.2009 - 06.2014

Inspector (GS-0080-12)

Federal Protective Service
10.2000 - 08.2009

Federal Police Officer (GS-0083-08)

Federal Protective Service
01.1998 - 10.2000

Senior Patrolman

Clayton County Police Department
07.1993 - 01.1998

Corporal (E-4)

United States Marine Corps
05.1988 - 05.1992

Associates Degree - Occupational Safety and Health

Columbia Southern University

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