Karl Hexamer

As a security officer for Usentra Security I was given the opportunity to work at RoadOne Intermodal Logistics as this is one of their customer sites.

While at RoadOne I was tasked with ensuring the proper in gating and out gating of all vehicles pertaining to their entry and exit of my site.

While at RoadOne I was tasked with ensuring that RoadOne's own fleet of vehicles were properly informed of their work for the next day.

While at RoadOne I was tasked completing on site vehicle inspections to ensure the trucks were in good working order.

While in the United States Marine Corps I was afforded many opportunities to further my growth as an individual while honing my skills as a leader and instructor.

I was trained to be a Marine at Parris Island in Port Royal South Carolina, upon successfully completing my preliminary training I was sent to Camp Gieger to begin my training as a 1171 Water Purification Specialist.

As a 1171 Water Purification Specialist it was my duty to ensure clean potable drinking water.

As a 1171 Water Purification Specialist I was tasked with overseeing the proper maintenance of my equipment.

As a 1171 Water Purification Specialist I was tasked with ensuring the equipment had all its necessary components and to catalogue any and all missing items.

In accordance with the Marine Corps I was sent to Camp Foster in Okinawa Japan where I continued my career as a 1171 Water Purification Specialist as a part of MWSS-172.

While in Okinawa I was afforded the opportunity to assist the Provost Marshals Office where I was trained to become a 5811 Military Police.

While at the Provost Marshals Office I was placed in the training section for all active duty Officers as well as the Local Japanese authority personnel who were tasked with assisting with the security of Camp Foster.

While conducting my daily duties at the Provost Marshals Office

I assisted in the active re-qualifications for numerous United States Marine Corps Military Police and Japanese Security Forces.

I assisted on and instructed Pistol Ranges qualifying Marines on the Beretta 92FS weapon system as well as the Benelli M4 Semi Automatic Shotgun.

I assisted in of OC Spray Training courses.

As a part of my daily duties I would routinely be tasked with transporting live ammunition to specific ranges while under arms.

While at the Provost Marshals Office I was recognized for my leadership and was promoted to the rank of Corporal.

Upon ending my first enlistment I was given the opportunity to reenlist, upon doing so I was sent to MWSS-273.

While at MWSS-273 I continued my career as a 1171 Water Purification Specialist.

While at MWSS-273 I was made the site Safety NCO where it was my duty to ensure that any and all fire hazards were properly corrected annotated and addressed.

While at MWSS-273 I was deployed to Bahrain in December of 2019 till early March 2020.

While on deployment I was tasked with site security of the United States Marine Corps Airfield located in Bahrain.

On return to MWSS-273 I was given the opportunity to assist the Licensing Department on Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort South Carolina.

While conducting my daily duties I was tasked with the proper training of all Marines with acquiring certifications on 5K Forklifts, 3 ton vehicles, and Bus's.

I successfully created several courses that tested the skills of each and every Marine to ensure their proper training on each vehicle.