Retired United States Marine with experience and Emergency/Disaster Management and Transportation/Logistics Management
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06/02/2025 to Present Hrs per week: 40, Dispatcher, Jacksonville, FL, Supervisor:
Meaghan Smalley, 904-741-3714.
Duties and Accomplishments: Receive and transmit a variety of emergency calls,
information and messages within the Airport Operations Control Center (AOCC).
Knowledge of emergency communications operating procedures, with the ability to operate computerized emergency communications equipment. Contacts require answering and responding to emergency calls from distraught and emotional individuals and require assertiveness as well as sensitivity to ensure appropriate information is gathered and transmitted according to the situation. Determine the nature of each call and follow the appropriate procedure based on training and experience.
Operates emergency communications equipment, copier, telecommunications devices for the deaf,
and standard office equipment.
Jacksonville Fire and Rescue Department
01/08/2023 to 05/30/2025 Hrs per week: 40, Emergency Preparedness Planner/Watch
Officer, Jacksonville, FL, Supervisor: Shannon Nelson, 904-254-4090.
Duties and Accomplishments: Researches, analyzes, develops, and coordinates natural and man-made disaster response and recovery plans for the city, including reviewing other plans to prevent conflict. Reports to the Emergency Operations Center (and
Planning Section) and assists in coordinating activities during an emergency. Develops,
updates, and maintains the City of Jacksonville’s emergency preparedness plans.
Analyzes and reports potential hazards in the community and develops corresponding action plans.
09/11/2023 to 12/14/2023 Hrs per week: 50, Operations Supervisor, Jacksonville, FL,
Supervisor: Shirley Isom, 904-632-8513.
Duties and Accomplishments: Supervises fixed route bus operators and contract services engaged in daily transit operations. Performs work at assigned transit hub, bus lot or in the service area(s) monitoring and supervising transit equipment and operations.
Navy Southeast Regional Dispatcher Center
05/09/2022 to 09/10/2023 Hrs per week: 40, Emergency 911 Dispatcher, Naval Air
Station Jacksonville, FL, Supervisor: Luther Walsh, 904-542-8681.
Duties and Accomplishments: Receiving, relaying and transmitting emergency calls.
Dispatch Security, Fire and Emergency Medical Servics (EMS) personnel and/or equipment as needed. Communicate with individuals who are encountering stressful situations. Operate emergency communications equipment, two-way radios, and a telephone system.
Jacksonville Fire and Rescue Department
08/10/2020 to 05/08/2022 Hrs per week: 40, Fire and Rescue Communications Officer,
Jacksonville, FL 32202, Supervisor: Amanda Richardson, 904-630-0527.
Duties and Accomplishments: Receiving, relaying and transmitting emergency calls.
Dispatch Fire and Rescue personnel and/or equipment as needed. Communicate with individuals who are encountering stressful situations. Operate emergency communications equipment, two-way radios, and a telephone system.
03/12/2019 to 04/01/2020 Hrs per week: 40, Intermodal Coordinator, Jacksonville, FL
32256, Supervisor: Adam Nocks.
Duties and Accomplishments: Determine the most cost effective way to move a shipment in a timely manner. Ensure that customer orders are processed accurately; that customer shipments are picked up and in-gated on time; that all information is entered accurately,
completely and in a timely manner.
Jacksonville Fire and Rescue Department
09/12/2016 to 03/11/2019 Hrs per week: 40, Fire and Rescue Communications Officer,
Jacksonville, FL 32202, Supervisor: Summer Coney, 904-630-0527.
Duties and Accomplishments: Receiving, relaying and transmitting emergency calls.
Dispatch Fire and Rescue personnel and/or equipment as needed. Communicate with individuals who are encountering stressful situations. Operate emergency communications equipment, two-way radios, and a telephone system.
06/06/2016 to 09/11/2016 Hrs per week: 40, Security Officer, Jacksonville, FL 32209,
Supervisor: Anthony Ross, 904-244-4211.
Duties and Accomplishments: Enforce, assist, direct and follow up security services utilizing tact, diplomacy and concern for customers and staff. Responsible and accountable for ensuring service excellence for all internal and external customers and staff. Patrol and maintain order and safe working conditions throughout all assigned buildings and grounds.
DAV-Force
11/16/2015 to 06/03/2016 Hrs per week: 40, MAGTF/Shipment Planner, Miami, FL
33172, Supervisor: Adrian Chambers, G-4 Operations Officer, U.S. Marine Corps Forces
South, 305-437-2625.
Duties and Accomplishments: Plan and coordinate movement of major end items and associated materials globally using full Force Deployment Planning and Execution procedures or standard Marine Corps/Navy transportation procedures as appropriate.
Process all cargo to ensure compliance with both theater and DOD requirements to include the creation of any and all appropriate transportation/customs required documentation and/or data in hard copy or required electronic format for level IV and VI information. Create and transfer data to appropriate activities for modal manifest requirements using MDSS II or other systems as appropriate.
09/08/2015 to 11/14/2015 Hrs per week: 40, City Carrier Assistant, Miami, FL 33176,
Supervisor: Yolanda Ambrose, Snapper Creek Station Manager, 305-596-6024.
Duties and Accomplishments: Delivers and collect mail on foot and by vehicle under varying road and weather conditions in prescribed zone. Maintains professional and effective public relations with customers and others, requiring a general familiarity with postal laws, regulations, products and geography of the prescribed zone.
U.S. Marine Corps Forces, South
04/22/2014 to 08/31/2015 Hrs per week: 45, G-5 Plans and Policies Chief, E-7/Gunnery
Sergeant. United States Marine Corps Forces, South, Doral, FL 33172, Supervisor: Bruce
Graler, Assistant Chief of Staff G-5, 305-437-2614.
Duties and Accomplishments: Serves as the Senior Enlisted Advisor of the Marine Corps
Forces, South G-5 Division. Responsible for the supervision of the planning and execution efforts of the Exercise, Plans, and Theater Security Cooperation Branches throughout Latin America. Implemented the Force Deployment Planning and Execution of U.S. Marine Corps Forces participating in multiple Operation, Joint Staff-Sponsored
Exercises, and Counter-Narcotics Training Events. Successfully deploying and redeploying Marines and equipment across all of Central and South America and the
Caribbean.
U.S. Marine Corps Logistics Command, Albany, GA
08/04/2012 to 04/21/2014. Hrs per week: 45, Plans Chief, E-7/Gunnery Sergeant. United
States Marine Corps Logistics Command, Albany, GA 31704 Supervisor: James Belcner,
Transportation Planning Division (TPD) Director
Duties and Accomplishments: Served as the TPD Plans Chief while supervising the maintenance of the Time Phased Force Deployment Data (TPFDD) for the Marine Corps
Logistics Command (MARCORLOGCOM) Retrograde cargo from the Central
Command Area of Responsibility. Was responsible for the sourcing and verification of movement for 44 personnel and 810 Short Tons of equipment in support of Operation
Enduring Freedom (OEF) deployments to Afghanistan. Returned 35 passengers and
13,862 Short Tons of equipment for OEF in Afghanistan. While assigned to
MARCORLOGCOM, deployed to Marine Corps Logistics Command, Forward based at
Camp Leatherneck, Afghanistan. While in Afghanistan, coordinated and supervised the
Agriculture and Customs Pre-Clearance of 22 Rolling-stock items, 2,381 Principle End
Items, and 13,342 Stock List-3 equipment items as well as the Pre-Cleaning of 226
Rolling-stock item and 186 Principle End Items for return back to the United States.
Assisted with the receiving and shipping of 62 Controlled Cryptographic Item back to the
United States as well as the issuing and destruction of Electronic Crypto Keys.
U.S. Marine Corps Recruiting Command
09/11/09 to 08/03/2012. Hrs per week: 60, Marine Corps Recruiter, E-6/Staff Sergeant.
United States Marine Corps Recruiting Command, St Augustine, FL 32084, Supervisor:
Duane Forsberg, Command Officer.
Duties and Accomplishments: Performed the preliminary screening and administrative processing, scheduling physical examinations, completion of enlistment documents, and maintaining accurate records of all mentally and physically qualified individuals.
Ensured that individuals were properly trained and were physically and mentally prepared for the rigors of United States Marine Corps Recruit Training. This resulted in the enlistment of 72 qualified individuals into the United States Marine Corps Delayed
Entry Program. 68 of these individuals processed to move on from the Delayed Entry
Program to Recruit Training achieving 100 percent of assigned contracting mission. All while leading and preparing individuals for Recruit Training.
Second Marine Special Operations Battalion
08/19/2008 to 09/10/2009. Hrs per week: 45, Plan Supervisor, E-6/Staff Sergeant. 2d
Marine Special Operations Battalion, Camp Lejeune, NC 28547, Supervisor: Michael
Brooks/Jamie Lynch, Operations Officer.
Duties and Accomplishments: Supervised the maintenance of the Time Phased Force
Deployment Data (TPFDD) for 2d Marine Special Operations Battalion (2d MSOB)
Regional Contingency Plans, Deliberate Plans, Contingency Plans and Exercise Plans.
Coordinated the data construction, verification of forces, manifesting of transportation carriers, and oversaw the execution of worldwide rotational deployments in support of operations and exercises. Ensured the Joint Operations Planning and Execution System
(JOPES) automated data processing systems reflected the actual movement, allocation,
and manifest information for 2d MSOB forces. This resulted in the movement to and from Africa of 20 personnel and 18.4 Short Tons of equipment. 368 personnel and 693
Short Tons of equipment to and from Afghanistan.
24th Marine Expeditionary Unit
12/26/06 to 08/18/2008. Hrs per week: 45, Planning Specialist, E-5/Sergeant. 24th
Marine Expeditionary Unit, Camp Lejeune, NC 28547, Supervisor: Monroe Henderson,
Duties and Accomplishments: Supervised and managed the Time Phased Force
Deployment Data (TPFDD) in order to provide support to and updating plan and unit information in the Joint Operations Planning and Execution System (JOPES). Produced force deployment reports and was responsible for the administration and training required to operate the Operations section’s tracking machines and associated software. Also served as the Air Liaison Element for flight departing from Cherry Point Marine Corps
Air Station, NC. Was responsible for the sourcing and certifying in JOPES of 1,652
personnel and 2,027 Short Tons of equipment for the standby Air Contingency Marine
Air Ground Task Force. Sourced and certified in JOPES 2,261 personnel and 2,743
Short Tons of equipment in support of the Amphibious Ready Force. Supervised the movement 77 personnel to and from El Centro, CA in support of a Deployment for
Training. The sourcing and certification in JOPES of 2,178 personnel and 4,077 Short
Tons of equipment in support of the Global Response Force. Supervised the movement of over 2300 personnel and over 5000 Short Tons of equipment to Afghanistan in support of Operation Enduring Freedom via multiple mode and sources to various location.
U.S. Marine Corps Forces Command
09/01/2004 to 12/25/2006. Hrs per week: 60, Marine Air Ground Task Force Planning
Specialist, E-5/ Sergeant. United States Marine Corps Forces Command, Norfolk, VA
23551, Supervisor: Lenard Hayford, Force Deployment Officer.
Duties and accomplishment: Supervised and assisted with the maintenance of the Time
Phased Forced Deployment Data (TPFDD) in the Joint Operations Planning and
Execution System (JOPES) for Marine Corps Forces Command (MARFORCOM) forces in 6 Area of Responsibilities around the world. Served as the Assistant Force
Deployment Planning and Execution Supervisor. Assisted and supervised the movement of all Marine Corps forces in support of operations Iraqi Freedom, Enduring Freedom and the Horn of Africa and all training and exercises to include the construction, allocation,
and manifesting of all MARFORCOM and Marine Forces Reserve transportation carriers.
U.S. Marine Corps Systems Command
08/04/2003 to 08/31/2004. Hrs per week: 45, Computer Programmer, E-5/Sergeant.
United States Marine Corps Systems Command, Albany, GA 31704, Supervisor: Luis
Duties and Accomplishments: Managed several projects within the Resource Section and the Basic Training Records to enforce quality assurance factors were set in place.
Devised testing and sample measures that were instrumental to the evaluating of project requirement results. Rewrote the Online User Manual for maintenance for the War
Reserve System and the cleaning-up of Data-Entry Batch Tables. Maintained the Data
Entry System, which consisted of over 450 programs. Created a Standard Operation
Procedure for the Data Entry System, which was utilize to request replacement parts for all units in the U.S. Marine Corps.
Headquarters and Service Battalion Marine Corps Bases, Japan
03/31/2002 to 08/03/2003. Hrs per week: 45, Computer Programmer, E-5/Sergeant.
United States Marine Corps Bases, Okinawa, Japan, Supervisor: Daniel Sierra
Duties and Accomplishments: Designed and developed the Passenger Travel Office application as an island-wide management tool utilized in the scheduling and ticket assignment for all personnel leaving Okinawa, Japan. Assisted in the development of the
Consolidated Incident Reporting System which provided commanders with instant notifications of incidents occurring on Okinawa.
U.S. Marine Corps Systems Command
03/18/2000 to 03/30/2002. Hrs per week: 45, Computer Programmer, E-2/Private First
Class. United States Marine Corps Systems Command, Albany, GA 31704, Supervisor:
Duties and Accomplishments: Maintained the Data Entry System, which consisted of over 450 programs. Created a Standard Operation Procedure for the Data Entry System,
which was utilize to request replacement parts for all units in the U.S. Marine Corps.
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