Steven Crow

• Oversaw daily airport operations, ensuring compliance with safety regulations and efficient workflows.
• Managed staff schedules, optimizing resource allocation to enhance operational efficiency.
• Implemented training programs for new employees, improving onboarding processes and knowledge retention.
• Coordinated maintenance activities, minimizing downtime and ensuring facility readiness for operations.
• This is last position I held because a stroke. stroke was not a physical but effected my memory, Stroke was proven to be caused by medication and is because medication improperly prescribed.
• That was 2004 and covered by Veterans treating service connected problem,
• Why after 22 years and receiving 90 percent rating with 10 percent unemployability.
• I am the one in town that has the best lawn and buy fixer uppers and beautify them and sell them.
• Money. I will give up $1900 with entering workforce but will loose the boredom.
• I can maintain and even beautify Red Cliff apartment and am mission orientated.

• Operated commercial vehicles safely across designated routes, ensuring timely deliveries.
• Conducted pre-trip inspections to verify vehicle safety and compliance with regulations.
• Maintained accurate logs of driving hours, mileage, and cargo details per DOT regulations.
• Communicated effectively with dispatchers to coordinate schedules and address issues promptly.
• Loaded and unloaded freight securely, adhering to weight distribution guidelines.
• Navigated diverse terrains using GPS systems, optimizing route efficiency and fuel consumption.
• Trained new drivers on safety protocols and operational best practices for improved performance.

• Monitored inmate behavior to maintain safety and security within facility
• Conducted routine searches of inmates and living areas for contraband
• Collaborated with law enforcement to address potential security threats
• Searched cells of inmates to identify and confiscate contraband and other prohibited items.
• Reduced instances of contraband by thoroughly searching inmates, cells, and common areas.
• Observed and supervised inmates throughout visits, meal time, recreation, phone calls, and showers.
• Escorted inmates to and from cells, court, hospitals, and medical appointments.

Quartermaster is a navigation member and always worked for operations at all commands, I was both Surface and Submariner. Mainly was safe transit and see the Plan of the day from your commander is followed.

• Managed inventory logistics for supplies and equipment across multiple naval operations.
• Supervised distribution of resources, ensuring timely availability for mission readiness.
• Trained junior personnel on inventory management systems and operational protocols.
• Developed and implemented efficient supply chain processes to enhance operational effectiveness.
• Biggest two things I achieved or excelled at:
• Ever wonder how the coalition was trained before the Gulf War in Iraq and how they knew we could win the war. Being Assistant Fleet Scheduler I was part of the Multination Multiforce. Check out Operation Cope Thunder on Internet. Historic first live fire exercise with a multinational force. My part was scheduling and maintaining the guard.

** After Desert Storm completion Subic Base in the Philippines was hit with destruction of Mount Pinatubo the largest volcanic eruption in the last 85 years with a category 3 Typhoon. Multiple command got a Meritorious Award but I received a individual award. Destruction at base was devastating and we was in base negotiation which ended with the closure of Subic Base but the way the Base Agreement read was if something on base map read Bowling Alley it had to be a operating Bowling Alley. After removing 12" of volcanic ash we rebuild the Base.

• Skilled at working independently and collaboratively in a team environment.
• This ship patrolled waters from San Diego CA to South America for drugs. This is my navy career ended because back surgery with a infection and being over weight at the time. Honorably Discharged.

• Demonstrated respect, friendliness, and willingness to help wherever needed.
• Assisted with day-to-day operations, working efficiently and productively with all team members.
• Used critical thinking to break down problems, evaluate solutions, and make decisions.
• Identified issues, analyzed information, and provided solutions to problems.
• I was attached to this command to not only replace civilian maintenance crews
• Not only did i maintain i was attached to US Navy Seebee command to clean base pass a occupation health and safety inspection the base had not passed in 25 years and removal of asbestos which I was certified by OSHSA TO REMOVE ASBESTOS. This was done to turn base over to California as part of BRAC Base Realignment and Closure Commitee.
• 2nd Base i worked for the for President George Bush..

Started as geophysical Jug and Cable Layer but soon advanced to observer which supervised recording crew

supervisor. My crew was choose to put computers from Southmost Tx to New Orleans La. Phillip Petroleum had created and used what was Called Opseis. which did away with laying heavy cable for miles and replaced it with computers which cut down water leakage in cables.

computer was a 5500 micro processor.

Crews in this field had following structure.

Party Manager

Permit Man (acquire landowner permission)

Surveyor (First time I used GPS)

Drillers (drill 140' holes and secure dynamite at bottom.

Layout Crew which Observer was in charge which was me.

Shooter Which would hook to firing wire and then I would sit dynamite of to simulate earthquake and record 5 miles with 40 recording sites and move 440 ft and do it again.

** I was tasked to put 40 recording computers on bay down south in the salt water bays and record data for the geologist.

Lift this job after 1987 recession and the white crude

oil. Joined the Navy

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