Objective
I am seeking a positionasin entry level project management or project coordinator.
Successfully completed my Project Management Professional certification from Villanova University online. I have superior mechanical abilities plus a broad range of technical training.
Having the responsibility of the planning, execution and closing of any project. With learning some responsibilities that are common to all Project Managers; managing the project plan, managing the project stakeholders, managing the project team, managing project risk, managing the schedule of the project, budget management and maintaining the conflicts.
Project management Professional (PMP) Certification
My computer skills include the familiarity with the following software, Microsoft access,PowerPoint, outlook, word and excel.

Abilities
During the Closure phases of the Washington and Newport project, I worked with the warehouse. Moving material within the warehouse and loading dock, including areas, counting and inspecting items while boxing them up for shipment.

• Serve as a contract Administrator assigned to an Administrative Team responsible for the Administration of Government contracts.
• Familiar with (FAR) Federal Acquisition Services and DMCS
• Working knowledge of PCARSS system.
• Assist in maintaining table of vehicular allowances and vehicle tracking database from the GSA (Government Service Administration) Database.
• Help reconcile property Discrepancies and assist in the retrieval of information from various databases to accurately track and inventory
• Assist with monthly and annual inventory reports to process to account for Property received, shipped, excessed, moved or transfer.
• Material handling to include shipping, receiving, storage and disposition of property
• Counting and inspecting items while loading and unloading trucks for property sales.
• Maintain stock room inventory
• Assist with disposal of surplus property
• Count, weigh and measure incoming or outgoing items to compare identifying information and variety against Bills of Lading, invoice orders or other records
• Examines incoming shipments for damage or shortages and corresponds with shipper to rectify.
• Prepares necessary paperwork or forms required for shipping
• Prepares materials for shipping by weighing, packaging and stamping
• Receive issue and process hazardous material. Certified prior to shipment and maintain inventory and quality control system from receiving to stocking inventory topicking up orders.
• Stock and or retrieve material from sequence workstations
• Adhere to Min/Max process

Employment History

Hazardous Waste Material Coordinator
07/2011-PRESENT Confidential, BAGRAM, AFGHANISTAN

• Provides Hazmat expertise in the areas of movement transportation. Knowledge and understanding of Army Information Management Systems for movement to include knowledge, training 49 code of Federal Regulation section 171.8 required training in the areas specified in section 172.704 of the 49 CFR Ammo-67 DL (General Awareness/Familiarization training and the Safety training requirements.
• Certifying Official for shipments of Hazmat as outlined in the DOD 4500.9-R (AMMO62 course).
• Ensures the proper containment, packaging, labeling, handling, storage public transportation of hazardous materials and waste followed per regulations.
• Support AECOM Movement Transportation specifically in support of the Movement Transportation Section of Operational requirements.
• Work in tandem with other team members in supporting of the CRSP (Central Receiving and Shipping) Yard, and Movement Transportation operations.

Plant Operator

02/2004 - 09/2009

Confidential,

NEWPORT, IN

• Responsible for chem demil process control, maintenance, rounds and readings, protective gear upkeep and documentation.
• Inspect and maintain all life support equipment (military and commercial grade) necessary for entry into toxic environments including personal protective equipment (ppe), emergency breathing apparatus (EBA), line air systems, various instrumentation and safety appliances
• Drain ton containers of VX neurotoxic chemical warfare agent; monitor process and document deviations or adjustments to equipment or conditions
• Cross trained for monitoring/clearing alarms, lock-out/tag out protocol (LOTO), observational back-up for entries and safety maintenance
• DPE (Demilitarization Protective Ensemble), OSHA, A, B & C, MOD A and Level B entries and removals for environmental inspections or emergency situations
• Troubleshoot Motorola DPE communication problems; write maintenance orders; assist with maintenance
• HazMat team member; assist in variety tasks associated with hazardous waste clean-up, site remediation equipment and facility decontamination and handling of hazardous waste.
• Segregate hazardous & non hazardous waste by segregation of waste stream by type and compatibility. D001
• Identify and develop waste profiles for disposal acceptance prior to placing into approval containers.
• Package it in the appropriate containers within the DOT CFR 172.
• Properly complete all data sheets and records and record for equipment/ instrument and waste containers in the functional area. I.E. sample tracking forms, 2271s, inventories and receiving logs.
• Maintaining a RCRA 90 DAY Storage and Satellite Accumulation Areas
• Perform Job Safety Analysis (JSA's) procedures as outlined.
• Responds as part of an emergency teams to hazardous material spills, gas leaks and other indoor air quality issues; performs other job related duties as required
• Maintain the HVAC system with positive pressure in the ventilated areas of the plant.
• Utility Operator; open/close valves, set control points for readings; assist with safe operation of the diesel generators.
• Load and unload raw materials and supplies, i.e. diesel, caustic, glycol from and into a tanker.
• Maintain the Water Demineralizer flow rate from10-188 gpm.for the purification of the plant water.

Plant Operator

10/2002 - 10/2003

Confidential,

JOHNSTON ATOLL, HI

• Responsible for the operations involving hazardous waste that conducted at the Treatment, Storage, disposal (TSD) Facility
• Responsible for hazardous waste removal process including the monitoring, maintenance and inspection of equipment, containers, staging and storage areas
• Monitor, inspect, label document and review records for process control
• Properly complete all data sheets and records for equipment/instruments and waste containers in the functional area. I.E. sample tracking forms, 2271s, inventories and receiving logs.
• Characterize and segregate, hazardous and non hazardous waste
• During ClosureandDecommissioningphase, remove and treated biological/chemical material with various hand tools and the BROKK remote controlled equipment.
• Perform decommissioning sampling from each room and areas in the facility.
• The techniques applied throughout the decommissioning; collect surface samples of porous substrates by the use of chipping concrete floors and permanent walls.
• Wipe Sampling Method, Concrete Core Sampling for concrete, soil and wood
• Chunk Sampling Method, for porous surfaces e.g. cable, conduit, 2" wall panel interfaces.
• Monitor and operate automatic boilers that supply steam for process; perform boiler water analysis.
• Operate twin drum dryers to remove salt from brine solutions.
• operate metal parts furnace, quenchers, precipitators and filters within the operational parameters
• Monitor the operations of the following furnaces Deactivation Furnace, Liquid Incinerator and the Metal Parts Furnace.
• Deactivation Furnace were the components from munitions are removed and destroy
• Metal is sent to the Metal Parts Furnace to max 2,000 F to destroy the agent and safely disposed of as scrap metal.
• The liquid agent is then transfer to holding tanks where it is then burn in the Liquid Incinerator and burn at one of two temperatures. 2,700 F or 1,500 C.
• Load and unload raw materials and supplies, i.e. propane, fuel oil, chlorine, caustic and HCL.
• Serve as a member of the Emergency Response Team
• Team leader in which I supervise 7 co-workers to assure that the plant ran with in its operational parameter.

Environmental Technician

04/1999 - 10/2002

Confidential,

Nassau Bay, TX

• Monitor point source emissions for air pollution in compliance with Federal (EPA) and State (TRNCC) regulations
• Interface with regulatory agencies during site inspections.
• Proficient with operations of technologically advanced vapor analyzers and software (Toxic Vapor Analyzer 1000A/1000B) LDAR fugitive emissions monitoring (method21).
• Develop, implement and administer the site LDAR program to ensure equipment components are properly tagged.
• Generate all monitoring eventschedules and crew member worksheets to coincide with maintenance and production activities.
• Supervise a leak detection team (2 to 8 personnel)
• Working knowledge of putting data on excel spreadsheets and word perfect.
• Assist the Regional Manager on the bidding of the projects throughout chemical plants.
• Responsible for the delivery of all project objectives, quality, cost and timing.
• Upkeep of the project matrix upon the completion of the projects, i.e. tracking system for monthly progress of projects.
• preform general administrative duties, i.e. organize and maintain filing system
• Type memos correspondence, reports, and other documents for the clients.

Plant Operator

06/1998 - 11/1998

Confidential,

Port Neches, TX

• Process improvement, production, troubleshooting and supervision in specialty chemical production environment
• Knowledge and understanding of chemical unit operations, including heat transfer, mass transfer, fluid flow, process control and crystallization
• Adhering to formulation specifications, maintain proficient housekeeping of reactor unit and shipping area.
• Perform unit start-ups, shutdowns, monitor chemical supply to reactor; maintain caustic ph compliance of sample of scrubber; assist with maintenance
• Safe operations of loading and unloading materials from railways, totes, drums and tankers with the use of drum movers and tippers as well as maintain tank inventories.
• Work safely as well as meeting all regulatory, company plant requirements.
• Loading and blending of wet or dry materials
• Cleaning reactors and kettles
• Recording of batch variables and logging data.

Environmental Technician

02/1996 - 06/1998

Confidential,

Lake Charles, LA

• Process control monitoring, maintenance, troubleshooting and documentation pursuant to packing, storage and shipping of hazardous and non-hazardous waste
• Monitor routine operations of low profile groundwater air stripper unit
• Sample water influent and effluent stream for tracking compliance under the NPDES & The Clean Water Act.
• Prepare onsite sample bottle preparation (chain custody) and transporting to the lab.
• Assist in the installation and maintenance of wells, (purging, gauging monitoring wells O & M product pumps for remediation systems
• Hazmat team member; assist in variety tasks associated with hazardous waste clean up site remediation equipment and facility decontamination and handling of hazardous waste during the operational hydro blasting units; from the low 10k psi, high 20k psi to the ultra high pressure 40k psi.
• Flex lancing, bundle tube, pipe cleaning as well as water laser cutting
• Assist in the clean up activities of Tropical Storm Allison in 2001

Combat Engineer

10/1987 - 05/1994

Confidential,

FORT HOOD, TX

• MOSC 21B1O. Performs basic combat construction. Operates various light or heavy engineer wheeled vehicles.
• Operates or serves as crew member on a CEV, AVLB, or an ACE while participating in combat mobility, counter mobility, and survivability operations.
• Prepares and installs priming and firing systems for demolition and explosives. Arms, disarms, and installs anti - personnel and anti - tank mines. Locates mines by visual means or by using a mine detector. Recognizes and neutralizes booby traps, friendly and threat mines, and firing devices
• Performs duties in preceding skill level, supervises lower grade soldiers and provides technical guidance to the soldiers in the accomplishment of their duties. Tasks, supervises, and instructs squad and section personnel. Supervises and directs employment of a CEV and its crew. Prepares the CEV for firing. Supervises range card preparation for CEV. Provides unit and job site security. Prepares and issues an oral squad operation order. Conducts the maneuver of a squad in a patrol. Directs minefield installation, removal, and submits minefield reports. Conducts breaching operations. Collects data and calculates the requirement for explosives and related material. Directs construction of combat bunkers, shelters, and non - explosive anti-vehicular obstacles and expedient lifting devices. Conducts ground reconnaissance for roads, routes, bridges, tunnels, fords, and ferries. Prepares a demolition and engineer reconnaissance report. Directs assembly of various military bridges.
• Supervises in mine warfare, demolitions and combat construction operations. Enforces safety standards, field sanitation, communication procedures, security, and job specification. Provides support for construction and tactical movements. Directs assignment of CEV and AVLB in support of maneuver forces. Operates a CEV crew qualification range.
• During Desert Storm, perform and implement effective security measures as well as on garrison site and convoys.
• Responsible for safe operations of convoys
• Performs security recon missions and protective formation position as well as control fire team movements during Desert Storm.

Education History

Bachelors Degree

Certifications

HVAC,CHILLERS,REVERSE OSMOSIS WATERSKID

PARSONS

04/2004

LOCKOUT/TAGOUT ADVANCED

PARSONS

04/2004

MATERIAL HANDLING,DECONTAMINATION AND ST

PARSONS

02/2004

OSHA/INDUSTRIAL SAFETY/MILITARY & COMMERI

PARSONS

02/2004

HAZARD ZONE ENTRY;LIMITED/EXCLUSION AREA

PARSONS

02/2004

CONFINED SPACE TRAINING

PARSONS

02/2004

CPR/FIRST AID/BLOODBORNE PATHOGENS

PARSONS

02/2004

HAZWOPER, HAZMAT; TOXIC AREA TRAINING

PARSONS

02/2004

FORKLIFT LICENSE

PARSONS

02/2004

AIR, WATER,ELECTRICAL,FIRE PROTECTION SY

PARSONS

02/2004