Ron Mueller CD AAM

Experience

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  Canadian Army

  Jan 1972 - Jan 1980

  Corporal Signal Corps

  Radio operator 211 with trade speciality qualifications of EF (air ground air operator), EW (Electronic Warfare). Teletype operator 212, Communications Conversion operator 214, Telephone landline operator. Employed at static communication sites, 731 Communication Squadron Shilo and Detachment Regina, 708 Communication Squadron CFB Trenton MACS (Military Aeronautical Communication Station), 734 Communication Squadron Regina and also deployed to sites in the field, CCUNEFME 2 Cdn Signal Detachment Swedbatt 78M. Show less

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  US Army

  Feb 1984 - Aug 1986

  Specialist 4 Infantryman

  11 Bravo Infantryman- employ infantry weapons M16A1/A2/M4 rifle, M60 machinegun, M2 50cal Browning machinegun, M72 rocket launcher, Viper rocket launcher, Dragon anti-tank missle system. Use military explosives ie C4, symtec, land mines, anti-personnel mines, grenades. Employ ground dismounted and mounted tactics for engaging enemy forces. Operate M113A2 armoured vehicles and wheeled vehicles. Operate voice and data tactical communications systems.

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  Fischer Construction

  Jan 1991 - Nov 2001

  Carpentry worker permanant part time

  restoration work for fire flood wind damaged houses and structures. demolition and new construction, framing and finishing

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  Regina Para-Transit

  May 1991 - Nov 2001

  Driver permanant part-time

  drive para-transit bus for persons with physical impairments, and school bus for Regina Public School Board

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  Royal Canadian Air Force

  Jun 1991 - Feb 2000

  Crash Rescue Fire Fighter 651

  Employed as journeyman fire fighter at 15 Wing Moose Jaw Saskatchewan and 4 Wing Cold Lake Alberta. Employed as Fire Marshall at Ft Qu'Appelle Sea Cadet Summer Camp, instructor at Canadian Forces Fire Academy, Canadian Forces Base Borden Ontario.

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  Fisheries and Oceans Canada

  Apr 2002 - now

  receive, ship, and store materials for Coast Guard operations, and lodger units at CCGB Parry Sound Ontario. Track and issue materials. Perform TDG functions and recieve and store petroleum, oil, lubricants, paints and other hazardous materials and disposal of these materials IAW regulations and acts. Provide advice to clients and shipping matters. Worked at various locations in Canadian arctic enforcing the Fisheries Act, Oceans Act, Coastal Fisheries Protection Act, Arctic Waters Pollution Prevention Act, Species at Risk Act, Canadian Criminal Code, Canadian Shipping Act and Marine Mammal Regulations, Small Vessels Regulations, and Compentency of Operators of Pleasure Craft Regulations. Enforced other acts pursuant to the province or territory jurisdiction and designated by that authority. Enforce Federal Fisheries Act, Oceans Act, and Species at Risk Act (Federal and Ontario SARA) Canadian Criminal Code as per job duties.

  • Senior Supply Technician

    Mar 2012 - now

  • Fishery Officer/ Species at Risk Officer

    Apr 2002 - Mar 2012

  • Fishery Officer/ Species at Risk Officer

    Apr 2002 - Mar 2008