Joshua Hankin
PORT ORCHARD,WA
Summary
Self-disciplined Non-Commissioned Officer specializing in hazardous materials, specifically Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear, and Explosive (CBRNE) substances. Ready to respond immediately to threats involving Weapons of Mass Destruction. Responsibilities include identifying, sampling, neutralizing, managing, packaging, and safely escorting CBRNE materials. They also provide support in managing the aftermath of CBRNE incidents for various authorities, including military commanders, federal, state, and local agencies. Strong emotional intelligence and committed to successfully handling stress in high-pressure situations.
Overview
18
18
years of professional experience
1
1
Certification
Work History
CBRN Operations NCOIC
United States Armed Forces
06.2006 - Current
- Enhanced team efficiency by streamlining CBRN inventory management.
- Reduced response time through effective training exercises and clear communication protocols.
- Developed comprehensive CBRN defense plans, ensuring readiness for various scenarios.
- Specialist in developing innovative solutions for detecting and mitigating CBRN hazards.
- Developed instructional materials and conducted training sessions for non-CBRN personnel.
- Improved response capabilities by conducting regular drills simulating various emergency scenarios
- Provided expert advice regarding potential risks associated with hazardous materials.
- Ensured compliance with all regulations governing the handling, storage, and disposal of hazardous materials.
- Conducted risk assessments for various missions involving exposure to chemical, biological, radiological, or nuclear agents, enabling informed decision-making processes.
- Developed comprehensive decontamination plans
- Provided technical support CBRN material use, ensuring accurate identification and analysis.
- Monitored global trends in CBRN threats, maintaining up-to-date knowledge on potential risks
- Served as a trusted resource for colleagues seeking guidance related to CBRN threat management.
- Prepared and submitted personnel, ordnance and operational reports.
- Coordinated with unit leadership and direct superiors for taskings and managed subordinates to execute.
- Responded to reports of irregular activities and notified dispatcher for required emergency units.
- Gave individual evaluations based on fitness and combat readiness.
- Completed Drill Sergeant, Technical, Radiological Safety, Radiation and Safety Officer, Senior Leader's Course, Toxic Agent Training, and Equal Opportunity Representative upon receipt rank E6.
- Maintained awareness of subordinates' personal problems and shortcomings, supporting personal and professional growth.
Education
Bachelor of Science - Emergency Management And Homeland Security
Post University
Waterbury, CT03.2024
Skills
- Logistics Management
- Intelligence Gathering
- Chemical Agent Analysis
- Contamination Control Measures
- Hazard Prediction Modeling
- Joint Service Coordination
- CBRN Threat Assessment
- Incident Command System
- Emergency Response Planning
- Nuclear Incident Management
- Operational Risk Management
- Hazardous Material Handling, Sampling and Collection Techniques
- Radiological Monitoring Techniques
- CBRN Exercise Planning
- Biological Agent Identification
- CBRN Defense Doctrine
- CBRN Reconnaissance Operations
- Toxic Industrial Chemicals
- Decontamination Procedures with PPE
- Training Program Development
- Classroom Instruction
- Training Management
- Mission Planning
Accomplishments
Multiple Army Accommodation Medals
Multiple Army Achievement Medals
Certification
Secret Clearance
Hazmat Tech Certification Level Two
Confined Space Rescue Certified
Radiation Safety Officer
Timeline
CBRN Operations NCOIC
United States Armed Forces
06.2006 - Current
Bachelor of Science - Emergency Management And Homeland Security
Post University