Douglas Haarala

Execute pest and wildlife control operations across residential, commercial, and municipal facilities throughout the Greater Boston region. Conduct detailed site assessments, identify threats and vulnerabilities, and implement risk mitigation measures to protect personnel, property, and critical infrastructure. Employ strategic exclusion, containment, and eradication techniques while adhering to strict safety, environmental, and regulatory standards. Operate independently in dynamic environments, demonstrating accountability, attention to detail, and mission-focused execution. Maintain accurate operational records, coordinate with clients and stakeholders, and consistently deliver effective solutions to complex pest and wildlife management challenges.

Installed various insulation materials including loose-fill, batt, board, and spray foam in attics, crawl spaces, basements, and wall cavities to improve overall energy efficiency.

Performed comprehensive air sealing and roof ventilation installations to reduce air leakage and optimize home performance.

Sealed and insulated HVAC ductwork to enhance heating and cooling efficiency and improve system performance.

Ensured all installations met safety standards, building codes, and program requirements.

Earned Mass Save certification and assumed Crew Chief responsibilities, independently overseeing residential energy-efficiency installations.

Supervised daily job operations, coordinated workflow, and ensured compliance with safety and program requirements.

Maintained organized truck inventory to support efficient job completion and reduce material shortages.

Built strong homeowner relationships through clear communication, professionalism, and high customer satisfaction.

Served aboard the USS Gerald R. Ford (CVN-78), inspecting, maintaining, and repairing advanced mechanical and electrical aircraft weapons and ordnance systems. Safely stowed, assembled, serviced, and loaded aviation munitions—including missiles, rockets, torpedoes, and mines—while maintaining strict compliance with safety and operational readiness standards.

Served in support of Full Ship Shock Trials (FSST), assisting with mission-critical operational testing, damage control readiness, equipment inspections, and coordination of shipboard systems under high-stress conditions to ensure combat readiness and fleet operational capability.

Completed service contract as a Petty Officer Third Class (E-4) and later assigned to shore command at Helicopter Mine Countermeasures Squadron 12 (HM-12), supporting aviation ordnance operations and mission readiness.