Kaleb Harvey

• Managed 5 multi-family housing units to include; assigning members to housing, vacating members, completing all paperwork and updating electronic records, and conducting all necessary maintenance.
• Conducted home and apartment inspections among 5 different buildings with multiple families to identify safety issues and needed repairs.
• Oversaw local housing opportunities on economy to prevent displacement of housing members who did not qualify for government housing.
• Conducted inspections of property grounds, buildings and equipment to identify maintenance concerns and direct timely repairs.
• Communicated effectively with residents to investigate concerns, comments, or inquiries.

• Prior to Employment, member spent over 660 hours at department in first 3 months, obtaining EMT-1 and driver certification, lessening workload on paid staff.
• Volunteered over 100 hours since employment began assisting in EMT-1 class and spending nights at fire department while not on regular shift due to staffing shortages.
• Responded to emergency medical calls to perform lifesaving procedures and other emergency medical services.
• Oversaw equipment and vehicle upkeep to maintain emergency readiness.
• Initiated first aid measures to alleviate further injury and prepared victims for transport to medical facilities.
• Evaluated situation at emergency sites to determine and execute most effective methods for saving life and property.
• In addition to regular time spent on shift, member also spent over 160 hours over a 3 month period at the station completing Firefighter 1 class.
• Responded to 21 calls in 5 month period while off shift due to high acuity emergencies and lack of staffing; accounting for over 40 hours of time spent at station off shift.
• Regularly attends Tuesday Night Trainings accounting for a cumulative of over 40 hours in 5 months covering Fire Ground and EMS Related Topics. These hours do not include time spent training outside of scheduled Tuesday Nights.
• Inventoried variety of surplus items at Fire Department for auction to generate revenue for Department.
  

• Maintained positive work atmosphere by building relationships with co-workers, customers, clients and management.
• Conducting security rounds of ship to include all machinery spaces and equipment such as: main diesel engines, CAT generators, CO2 fire suppression system, 25/5 ton reefer systems, etc.
• Complete routine and emergency maintenance of equipment and the ship to include: oil changes, filter changes, flushing fuel from engines, welding lube oil pipes, welding doublers on deck, etc.
• Maintenance of: CO2 and PKP fire extinguishers as well as emergency escape breathing devices.

Accomplishments :

• Located ruptured 4" L/O pipe, worked for 10 hours with coworker to repair pipe avoiding $12,000 tug costs from dry dock to home port.
• During counter narcotics deployment, volunteered 60+ hours repairing deck drains, welding doubler on chain locker deck, and repairing fan coil units improving habitability.
• Assisted auxiliary machinery division late into night testing, draining, and wiping down potable water tanks during port call, which restored cutter capabilities and avoided a debilitating casualty which would have prevented underway deployment.
• Worked until 0330 in the morning, (after working a full workday) draining, purging, and inspecting two high pressure fuel pumps after our #1 Main Diesel Engine and #1 Generator had been unexpectedly secured due to water in the fuel.
• Directly supported interdiction of 03 drug smugglers carrying 2,000 pounds of cocaine valued at 37 million dollars during a 47 day patrol to the southern pacific.