Marcus Brown

-Dynamic Leader. Supervised a team of four sailors in daily operations, ensuring the readiness of one aircraft rescue and firefighting apparatus, one naval fire station, and over $32,000 worth of lifesaving equipment.
-Facilitated seamless coordination between units, bolstering TRAWING FIVE's million dollar annual flight evolutions and safeguarding mission success.

-Mentored and certified five fire fighters as ARFF driver/operators, ensuring their proficiency in critical skills; subsequently trained four additional fire fighters as qualified fire instructors, enhancing the team's capabilities and expanding the fields firefighting readiness.

-As a member of the command resilience team conducted command climate surveys and focus groups for 385 sailors and civilians to foster an atmosphere of mutual respect for all.

-Responded to emergency calls and provided medical assistance to injured individuals.

-Hazmat supervisor, ensuring the safe handling, labeling, and containment of all hazardous materials in accordance with OSHA, DOD, and Navy policies, ensuring environmental safety and mission readiness.

-Fire Warden, documenting 12 discrepancies and conducted 12 monthly fire station inspections, resulting in a safer working environment while enforcing DOD fire codes and National Fire Protection Association Standards.

-Responsible for the upkeep and operation of three emergency response vehicles, all tools and life saving equipment.

-As a fire team controller, he was responsible for overseeing the assignment of 12 sailors manning more than 2,200 fire watches totaling over 3,656 hours of watch in support of 464 hot work projects saving the navy $91,400 in contract costs.

-As a fire watch member, he was responsible for the daily maintenance and upkeep of $2000 worth of hot work safety equipment ensuring personnel safety.

-Identified and corrected four zone discrepancies, significantly contributing to increase material readiness of four divisional spaces during inspections.

-Assigned in the daily upkeep, maintenance, and preservation of 9 divisional spaces encompassing 200 pad eyes, and 10,000 sq ft of bulkhead/ overhead.