Experience

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  U.s. army

  Oct 2002 - Apr 2010

  Section leader

  While serving in the US Army as a Section Leader of a mechanized infantry section;- prepares section to deploy to tactical environments- responsible for the individuals of his section and their collective training - responsible for the accountability, individual training and maintenance of all assigned equipment- ensures the combat readiness of the section to accomplish the platoon mission- responsible for the health and welfare of six section members and their families- responsible for equipment in excess of 2.4 million dollars.- responsible for the welfare, fitness, morale and discipline - primary instructor and advisor in the matters of tactics, personnel management and junior leader development- directs his Sections tactical employment during offensive and defensive operations Show less

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  Jvic

  Jan 2011 - Oct 2016

  Rigger

  Using cranes, riggers and operators lift and transport large and heavy loads, such as equipment or construction materials. They must be able to do so without damaging the load they’re moving, property or personnel. Crane riggers operate under strict quality, safety, environmental and health regulations and policies. Crane riggers must know how to fasten loads in order to meet company and federal rules, regulations, policies and procedures. Crane riggers are required to understand how to set up and operate the equipment. Must also know how to choose, attach and use appropriate cables, pulleys, winches, blocks and sheaves, wires, straps and chains. Crane riggers must also test equipment prior to use. Show less

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  Elite turnaround specialists

  Sept 2014 - Nov 2014

  Rigger/heavy equipment operator

  Using cranes, riggers and operators lift and transport large and heavy loads, such as equipment or construction materials. They must be able to do so without damaging the load they’re moving, property or personnel. Crane riggers operate under strict quality, safety, environmental and health regulations and policies. Crane riggers must know how to fasten loads in order to meet company and federal rules, regulations, policies and procedures. Crane riggers are required to understand how to set up and operate the equipment. Must also know how to choose, attach and use appropriate cables, pulleys, winches, blocks and sheaves, wires, straps and chains. Crane riggers must also test equipment prior to use. Show less

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  Turner industries

  Apr 2015 - Oct 2015

  Rigger

  Using cranes, riggers and operators lift and transport large and heavy loads, such as equipment or construction materials. They must be able to do so without damaging the load they’re moving, property or personnel. Crane riggers operate under strict quality, safety, environmental and health regulations and policies. Crane riggers must know how to fasten loads in order to meet company and federal rules, regulations, policies and procedures. Crane riggers are required to understand how to set up and operate the equipment. Must also know how to choose, attach and use appropriate cables, pulleys, winches, blocks and sheaves, wires, straps and chains. Crane riggers must also test equipment prior to use. Show less

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  Elite turnaround specialists

  Feb 2017 - Nov 2019

  Rigger/heavy equipment operator
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  The stronghold companies

  Dec 2019 - now

  Corporate trainer
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  Stronghold university

  Dec 2019 - now

  Nccer rigger/signal person instructor