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Cell phone: PHONE NUMBER AVAILABLEEmail: EMAIL AVAILABLEEmail: EMAIL AVAILABLEWork Experience:Environmental Protection SpecialistNAVFAC NW (This is a federal job)Naval Base Kitsap Bangor7001 Finback Circle Room E300Silverdale, WA5/2020 - PresentHours per week: 40Series: 0028 Environmental Protection SpecialistPay Plan: GS - General Schedule (Ch. 51, 5 U.S.C.).Grade: 11Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:Current/Active DoD SECRET Security Clearance.Identified, developed, and implemented environmental compliance activities within the 60 plus tenants that I manage on base for Hazardous waste and other programs on base.Conducts formal and informal inspections or investigations of incidents or ongoing operations for compliance with hazardous material, hazardous waste management, and disposal standards.Provide technical advice to assist in resolving critical issues regarding compliance with environmental laws, regulations, and hazardous waste management by teaching each tenant how to comply with the waste and resources that they have.Provide expert advice in Hazardous Waste Management, Natural Resources, Oil and Hazardous Substance Emergency Spill Response during inspections, audits and Oil spills on base.Recommend alternative actions to tenants based on the analyzed results of the environmental inspections.Monitor waste and material management processes to ensure compliance with environmental protection regulations.Oversee the disposal of hazardous waste to ensure compliance.Investigates environmental conditions for industrial operations in accordance with the Clean Water Act/OPA 90 regulations and WA ecology regulations and advises personnel how to resolve a variety of problems/answers questions. Conducts continuing efforts to solve problems that have stubbornly resisted resolution. Detecting discrepancies in results and identifying deviations. Keeps the supervisor informed of progress and potentially controversial problems, concerns, and issues. Inspections of Satellite Accumulation Areas (SAA) are completed Bi-yearly for over 60 sites on base to make sure they are storing Hazardous/pharmaceutical Waste correctly.Coordinates meetings with personnel and has oversight on all SAA sites. Prepares routine reports with collected data of inspections. Logs Waste Information Sheets (WIS) from all assigned sites. Reviews completed work closely to verify accuracy and conformance to required procedures and waste management plan. Distributes by email the designated waste streams to all SAA operators to ensure all waste is labeled and disposed of properly. Answers questions from personnel and recommends appropriate resource management strategies.Approves all Hazardous Material (HM) that can be used on base, recommends pollution prevention measures. Reviews data in a timely manner.Responds to oil spills on base while coordinating with higher authorities. Conducts oversight on oil/fuel transfers.Instructor for SAA operator qualification classes. Presents power point slide presentations to classes and groups to educate on how to label and store waste properly, including reporting oil spills and overall knowledge of environmental concerns on base.Works on boat or by waders in the Hood canal throughout the year during any adverse weather conditions, high wind, low or high temperatures to collect water samples for Department of Health by taking saline readings and temperature at six different points. These samples are tested for fecal matter and monitors the water quality along tribal shellfish beaches within base boundaries.Walks through uneven marshy terrain, wades through estuary stream, hikes up and down steep wetland basin with poisonous insects, plants to collect and record data for birds, vegetation, habitat and water quality for scientific analysis and US Army Corps of Engineers(US ACOE) Ecosystem Restoration and Monitoring requirements for Cattail Wetland Restoration project. Salinity samples are taken to determine the extent of tidal inundation and influence in forming salt marsh condition. Takes photo points seasonally to track the restoration progress. Records presence of wildlife as evidence towards habitat restoration and usage including beaver, river otter, cougar activity, etc. Monitors for salmonid presence as part of a goal is to restore salmonid usage of the estuary. Monitoring salmonid presence and usage for Endangered Species Act compliance. This includes entering in data in the Cattail Monitoring database and writing annual monitoring reports for submission to US ACOE. Completed restoration planting and oversight of contractors installing 8,000 trees and shrubs in the basin.Driving a vehicle through constricted Navy Dry Docks to identify and document all local endangered species for fish surveys that must be completed each time after dry dock is drained of water.Coordinate with local tribal members and natural resources managers of boat movement and to conduct shellfish surveys/harvests at Naval Base Kitsap Bangor tribal beaches. Escorts members on base.Perform Manilla clam seeding for harvesting and assist with shellfish surveys on the beach. Identifies and counts shellfish for Cockle, Manilla, Native, Macoma or Dogwinkle.Completes eagle monitoring every week for the U.S Fish and Wildlife Service Migratory Bird Permit Office Eagle take (50CFR 22.26) Annual report.Perform marine mammal surveys along Bangor Base. Responds to marine mammal stranding calls for multiple locations. Creates Naval Message for Reporting.Coordinates Spartina Patens survey every year with Washington State Department of Agriculture to prevent the growth of noxious weeds on base. Creates correspondence and contacts security for base access.Current Game Warden for Animal Response on base including Marine Mammal, Wildlife, Pests and Pets.Familiar with the Integrated Natural Resources Management plan, reporting the Fiscal year 2023 Natural Resource Metrics to report to Washington State, US Fish and Wildlife and National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA).Supervisor: Josh Newland (360-396-5083)Okay to contact this Supervisor: YesSafety and Environmental Administrative Specialist (GS-6 equivalent) - (February 26, 2018 May 10, 2020)(DoD Contractor) Saalex Solutions, inc. Engineering and IT Solutions. Keyport Navsea Warfare Center.40 hours, full time. Supervisor: Jolene Denning 360-396-5825Current/Active DoD SECRET Security Clearance. Duties include fielding telephone calls, receiving and directing visitors, word processing, creating spreadsheets and presentations, and filing. Extensive software skills are used, as well as Internet research abilities and strong communication skills.Makes arrangements for conferences, meetings, and assembles. Establishes background materials, attends meetings and records minutes. Reviews correspondence for consistency and conformance with the Navy Correspondence Manual. Collects information from the files or staff for routine inquiries on office programs or periodic reports. Coordinates personnel and administrative forms for the office and forwards for processing.Create, process and research various purchase requests, supply orders, and training requests. Provide Property Management support. Apply barcodes to accountable assets; report and document assets for excess inventory transfer and required reporting. Conduct inventories, prepare property passes, and update required databases.Update/input data into various databases and applications such as Defense Travel System (DTS), Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP), Joint Personnel Adjudication System (JPAS), Total Workforce Management System (TWMS), Records Library, property management systems and SharePoint sites.Completely re-designed from scratch and re-organized the old admin filing/storage system which was antiquated and disheveled when the previous admin officer retired.Manages workflow problems every day for deviations in the schedule, according to general instructions, priorities, duties, policies, and program goals.Physical Science Technician, GS-6 - (October 17, 2016 - February 2018)Puget Sound Naval Shipyard and Intermediate Maintenance Facility40 hours, full time. Supervisor: John Mackay 360-476-5024Working outside or inside, rain or shine, monitoring and controlling radiation and contamination levels to NAVSEA 289-0288 during maintenance/overhaul of nuclear submarines and surface craft.Performed Radiation Surveys (gamma/neutron), Contamination Surveys (beta-gamma/alpha), Water Sample Surveys, Air Sample Surveys, Reactor Compartment (RC) surveys, RAM Transfers, Dead Fleet surveys, Curie Content Survey/RAMT, NFO Tank Surveys, Routine Surveys: Daily/Weekly/Monthly, Submarine/Scuba Divers coverage, counted wet/cloth swipes/bagged RAM, Control Point Area (CPA) Watch Stander.Proficient in the use of the following RADIAC survey instruments:IM-265 (base unit/display/audio, used with all probes), DT-680 (low/high range gamma radiation detection probe), DT-681 (alpha detection frisking probe), DT-685 (beta-gamma detection frisking probe), HD-732D (air sampler unit), AN/PDR-70 (neutron radiation detection meter), IM-253 (scintillation counter/shoreline surveys), GEM5 Portal Monitor (walk-in personnel contamination monitors).Performed environmental testing surveys, by taking the following samples:Water (drydock sump pump)Air (pier-side/submarines)Soil (ocean/mud/riverbank)Sealife (river/ocean)Solid Material (asphalt/concrete/paint)Washington Conservation Corps - Americorps (Redmond Restoration Crew- October 3-14, 2016)Surveyed local areas for native growth and removed invasive species to help restore the salmon habitat.Collected half-year seasonal water level data for river and stream surveys.Installed educational outreach displays on local salmon habitat.Running environmental errands for Redmond City HallUse of tools and sharpening tools for landscaping and habitat maintenanceProject management, journal/ photography responsibilitiesWest Sound Wildlife Shelter Intern - Animal Steward (April-August 2014, 32 hours a week)Fed baby and adult animals including birds (songbirds, herons, crows, blue jays), birds of prey (owls, falcons, eagles), raccoons, coyotes, waterfowl, otters, rodents, opossums, rabbits, and squirrels.Aided in the rehabilitation of animals by maintaining their cages, body weight, dietary preparation, feeding schedules, and care documentation.Kept track of their paperwork on their chart, fed them hourly, prepared diets and meals.Color coded and banded animals.Assisted with casting, bandaging, medication, and x-rays.Examined feces and urine to determine health and eating habits.Transported and released animals back to the wild after they were rehabilitated.Woodland Park Zoo (Summer 2012 and 2015, 40 hours a week)Conducted guided tours around the zoo teaching about animal behavior, habitat, diet, etc.Developed a curriculum teaching multiple groups of campers (ages 5-12) about captive Zoo animals.Taught and facilitated educational games, singing songs.Exhibited and facilitated group discussions on biofacts (bones, feathers, fur, feces, pellets etc.).Plan, organize, and manage work schedules of all tour guides.Walt Disneyworld College Internship Program - Outdoor Food Concessions in Animal Kingdom(Aug - Dec 2013, 40 hours a week)Worked independently at each concession stand while being responsible serving and ringing up all sales.Performed daily inventories before and after each shift change, reporting sale results to supervisor.Education:Brigham Young University Idaho, Rexburg ID (Bachelor of Science) - Graduated April 2016Major: Biology with emphasis on ZoologyBrigham Young University Hawaii, Laie HI (Jan - June 2013)Major: Biology with emphasis on Marine Biology and BotanyOlympic College, Bremerton WA (Associate of Arts) - Graduated Dec 2012Emphasis: BiologyTraining:RCTQS School in Virginia (January 11, 2017, to June 2017) successfully passed Article 108 written test.Training/Qualifications includes, Article 107 Training: 40 Hour (Q) Contamination Worker Training, Walk-In Containment (O) qualified, Air-fed Hood qualified, Respirator qualified, Glove Bag Worker (P) qualified, Drape Worker (B) qualified, Thermo-luminescent Dosimeter (TLD) qualified, Electronic Personal Dosimeter (EPD) qualified, Minor radioactive spill clean-up qualified, Sub-Safe qualified, Environmental Protection Training, Confined Spaces Training, Lockout/Tagout Refresher Training, Article 108 PST Radiological Controls (Radcon) Training.Article 108 includes: Radcon Math calculations, thumb-rules, curie/meter/REM, point/line/plane sources, shielding/HVL, air/water/solid sample limits, Dosimetry/TLD theory, Radcon Definitions/Theory: REM, Curie, radiation/contamination, biological effects of ionizing radiation, risks of radiation exposure within NAVSEA limits, risks to the public, risks to environment, etc.25-hour Cultural Resources Management and Compliance course, 40-hour introduction to NEPA application and principles, through Naval Civil Engineer Corps Officers School.40-hour RCRA course through McCoy and Associates (2020).40-hour HAZWOPER Certification through Argus Pacific (2020), and annual 8-hour refresher training.PIC training for Oil TransfersStorm Water CertifiedMarine Mammal Stranding Department of Fish and Wildlife training online 5/17/2023Wetland Delineation certified through Wetland Institute 40 hours 2021.Volunteer Experience:European Green Crab Monitoring - (March 2019- September 2021)Monthly monitoring at Best Lagoon in Silverdale. Team sets up various crab traps to monitor population growth of the invasive European green crabs. In charge of collecting data, habitat surveys, crab ID including species, gender, and size.Beach Naturalist (April 2019-Present)Participated in a six-week training to educate and perform beach walks to the community to educate conservation awareness and joy of the outdoors.Salmon Docents (November 4, 2019- Present)Participated in training about local salmon species, life cycle and anatomy to become an advocate for the public and be an active volunteer to help protect our watershed.Hood Canal Salmon Center - (April 2018- Present)Summer Chum Outmigration in the Union River conducted monitoring on population of Fry and Smolt using a Drum Trap and nets to count and ID fish species.Hood Canal Steelhead project at Tahuya and Dewatto. Tagged fish with GPS tracker, took scale samples and pelvic fin samples.Fish Forage Surveys- Sample local sand from beaches and look for forage fish eggs under microscopes.Adult Salmon Surveys- Identified species and sex of salmon as well as checked for GPS tracking with magnetic wand. Released the spawning salmon upriver after counting and documenting survey results.Salmon Habitat Stream Surveys- Classify size of logs, log jams and sediment surveys to determine the health of the river for salmon to spawn.Kitsap County Public Works, Storm Water Division - (July 2019)Performed Benthic Monitoring in the Illahee creek and water quality testing.Clear Creek Task Force - (June 8, 2019)Estuary monitoring in Clear creek Silverdale performing tests for pH, Conductivity, dissolved oxygen, temperature, flow rate, Salinity, width, depth, Nitrate, Ammonium, Wildlife and Fauna ID.Sea Discovery Center-Poulsbo (June 2018- 2020)Water Quality Research- Samples Poulsbo marina using VSI to calculate salinity, dissolved oxygen, temperature, and Flora count. Take water samples to the Lab and identifies plankton under the microscope and collects data for the season. Part of a 10-year study.Aquarium maintenance including cleaning tanks, water filters, mixing saltwater for tropical tank etc.Education classes on the Floating marina with elementary school kids, helping at community events presenting touch tank animals and using microscopes to identify plankton.Docent-Cleans tanks and helps feed animals in tanks and give educational talks to guests about the animals.Conservation Made Simple (November 2018- August 2019)Head of Education Outreach- In charge of creating a curriculum, organize volunteers, network, and plan events for the community to promote conservation education and environmental stewards.Stillwaters - Estuary Monitoring - (5-3-2018)Collected data including pH, salinity, depth, turbidity using a VSI in the Kingston saltmarsh, ocean, and marina.Clean Water Kitsap-Amphibian Monitoring - (4-29-2018)Searched the Howe Farm Pond in Port Orchard identifying amphibian eggs including Northwestern Salamander, Northern Pacific Treefrog, Western Toad, Rough Skin Newt, long toed Salamander and Northern Red legged frog.Idaho Wildlife Fish and Game - (October 2015)Gill netting at Rhirie Lake. Pulled in nets on boats and identified and tallied fish species.Idaho National Laboratory - (October 2015)Worked with bat detection program, ANAbat, to determine the presence and abundance of bats in area.Henry Forks Foundation - (November 2014)Electro fishing (backpack with probe that sends electricity in the water) in Idaho to survey the local stream for fish counts, including counting the number of species in the stream and measuring the length to study the stage of the fish.Zoo Corps Woodland Park Zoo, Seattle, WA - (Mar 2008 - Jun 2011)Certified Arthropod and Reptile Handler presenting and speaking to the public. Certifications include Madagascar hissing cockroaches, giant African millipedes, giant thorny phasmids, stick bugs, leopard gecko, fat tailed gecko, corn snake, and king snakes.Supervised children during day camps and Zoomazium, educating them about zoo animals.Zoo interpreter for various booths throughout the zoo speaking to large groups of guests.Teen Volunteer Seattle Aquarium, Seattle, WA - (Sept 2009 - June 2010)Seasonal interpreter for various booths throughout the aquarium.Taught guests about conservation, and interesting animal facts to educate and motivate people to make a difference.Girl Scout Program Aid, Port Orchard, WA - (Sept 2009 - Aug 2011)Over 400 hours of service with girls ages kindergarten to high school teaching crafts, knot tying, games, archery, canoeing, kayaking and songs at outdoor week camps, day camps, and conventions.Educational and Classroom Experience:Biochemistry: conducted and designed experiments perfecting skills in usage of lab equipment, writing reports, and knowledge of safety for the use of chemicals and proper storage.Wildlife Management: Skill in providing summarized data for use in peer-reviewed science publications and presentations and Ability to record, organize, and summarize scientific research data.Ichthyology: Dissected catfish, bass, starfish, skate, and ray. Found Otilith and determined age. Identified species by class, order, family, and genus.Working with wildlife data: identified birds and counted them through pictures taken during the season and turned data into graphs with the wildlife society at BYUI.Ecology BYU-Idaho: Surveyed plants in area measuring plants per square inch using rope.Biostatistics: Worked with and organized data using Microsoft Excel.Marine Biology BYU-Hawaii: we traveled to beaches, rivers, and wetlands to collect water samples and collect data of the salinity, pH, depth, visibility, and temperature, we also went snorkeling, rafting, and sea combing to collect specimens and identified them back in the lab.Marine Biology South Kitsap High School: we dissected a clam, squid, dog fish and a sea perch. We maintained an ecosystem in an aquarium in which we collected sea anemones, crabs, various small tide pool fish, barnacles, and snails.Majors Biology Olympic College: we dissected a worm, frog, sheep brain, sheep eye, and fetus pig. Traveled to different sites in Washington learning about rock structures and plants.Clubs and AssociationsWildlife, Range, and Fisheries society at BYUI- 2014-2016Marine team at BYUH-2013Certifications and Skills:Wetland Delineation certified through Wetland Institute 40 hours 2021. Oiled Wildlife Basic Training. Wilderness First Aid certified. CPR and first aid certified. Advanced Scuba Certified. Microsoft Office, Excel, Outlook, and Power Point.Personal Interests: Exploring the outdoors such as scuba diving, snorkeling, hiking, skydiving, cliff jumping, traveling, boat riding, canoeing, and kayaking. Enjoy viewing animals in their natural habitat, crafting various things, playing tennis and dancing. |
