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General Physics
Corporation
Domestic Preparedness
Equipment Technical Assistance Program (DPETAP):
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Oversaw,
designed, developed, and revised quality assurance (QA)/inspection
materials on search and rescue equipment; procedures were used by first
responders as part of a national domestic preparedness initiative where
equipment was maintained, inspected, stored, and ready to be deployed/used
in the event of a national emergency and terrorist attack.
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Collaborated
with manufacturers of first response equipment to develop technical
courses, inspection procedures, and simple user documents that were
utilized for QA purposes and in training first responders nationwide.
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Facilitation
of technical assistance training to emergency response personnel nationwide
covering more than 40 Department of Homeland Security-related courses and
exercises.
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Oversaw
the input and creation of over 150 job plans for over 2,000 pieces of first
response equipment into a Maximo database that was accessed by first
responders to perform QA maintenance checks and inspections.
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Performed
QA inspections on over 2,000 pieces of first response equipment over a
three day period under tight deadlines.
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Analyzed,
oversaw, and inputted over 9,000 student evaluation forms into an Office of
Domestic Preparedness (ODP) Portal.
Redesigned deficiencies in student course evaluation forms that led
to improved efficiency/productivity in the DPETAP program.
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Designed,
developed, and taught a two day Internet course on research strategies that
improved efficiency in the organization by reducing student’s online
research time by 19% in an ordinary 8 hour work day.
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Promoted,
marketed, and sold the DPETAP program manual and courses to first
responders and equipment manufacturers around the U.S.
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Selected
to work internationally on a web-based developmental training project where
I developed, wrote, and designed six to eight storyboards on Corning’s
Glass Finishing line.
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