Jesse Miner
Biography:
Security Clearance: Top Secret Clearance
Military Experience: 14.9 years
Work Experience: 4.8 years
Military Service:
Rank: Warrant Officer 2
Branch/Position: Marine Corps Reserve
Period: January 2022 - present
Occupation: Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear (CBRN) Defense Specialist - 5711
Security Clearance: Secret Clearance
Duties Description:4th Light Armored Reconnaissance Battalions Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear Defense Officer (5702):
CBRN Defense Officer's primary responsibility is to ensure their unit is trained and ready to survive and operate in a CBRN environment. Conduct, and supervise training in CBRN defense: monitor, surveillance and reconnaissance, chemical detection and identification, biological agent collection and sampling, contamination of personnel, equipment and casualties, and in individual protective measures and first aid for unit personnel. Ensure the unit is trained in decontamination of personnel and equipment. Providing commanders in recommended courses of action to meet operational objectives and facilitate mission accomplishment as they
relate to CBRN defense.Rank: Gunnery Sergeant
Branch/Position: Marine Corps Reserve
Period: September 2020 - January 2022
Occupation: 1812 - M1A1 Tank Crewman
Security Clearance: Secret Clearance
Duties Description:6th Air Naval Gunfire Liason Company Operations Chief. (Lateral Move from Bravo Company 4th Tank Battalion.)
-Assists the Operations Officer in planning current and future operations.
-Responsible for the smooth and efficient functions of the operations section.
-Coordinated and executed to support the Commander’s intent
-Supervise training and operations of the unit.
-Supervise coordination of all supporting sections to support the concept of operations.
-Advise the Operations Officer on unit training.
-Coordinates Command Operating Center operations.
-Serves as senior enlisted adviser in the Command Operating Center.
-Evaluate individual and unit training and ensure training standards are adhered to.
-Support the integration of Fire Support Coordination Center operations of w/other related Staff Sections.
-Supervise the dissemination and posting of appropriate products, reports and materials to Command Operating
Center, fires web page and status references.Rank: Gunnery Sergeant
Branch/Position: Marine Corps Reserve
Period: October 2013 - September 2020
Occupation: 1812 - M1A1 Tank Crewman
Duties Description:M1A1 Abrams Tank Platoon Commander, M1A1 Abrams Tank Platoon Sergeant, M1A1 Abrams Tank Master Gunner. (1812, 1869, 1867) (direct affiliated from active duty to reserves)
As members of an M1A1 tank crew or unit, M1A1 tank crewman perform various duties incident to the operation and maintenance of the tank, to include tactical employment, firing and maneuvering. Typical duties include preparing tanks, personnel, and equipment for movement and combat; preparation of ammunition for firing; locating targets; loading, aiming and firing of organic tank weapons using the tank fire control system; driving the tank; and performance of operator-level preventive and corrective maintenance.
Tank Platoon Commander:
-Responsible for deployment and tactical employment, discipline, morale, and welfare of his unit.
-Train the platoon in the performance of tasks that support company training objectives.
-Maintains the welfare and discipline of a platoon.
-Makes operational planning recommendations to the Tank Company Commander.
-Develops a 5-paragraph operations order to support accomplishment of a tank company's mission. Prepares platoon reports and briefs.
-Supervises PMCS of all platoon tanks and equipment.
-Utilizes pyrotechnics for signaling and onboard systems for screening.
-Land navigates to designated points using a topographic map, lensatic compass, protractor, and global positioning equipment while dismounted and mounted.
-Performs self-aid and buddy aid.-Assumes mission oriented protective posture against the effects of chemical and biological agents.
Tank Platoon Sergeant:
-Take charge of the platoon in the absence of the Platoon Commander.
-Tactically employ (4) M1A1 Tanks and all associated weapons systems.-Ensure the M1A1 tanks assigned to the platoon are maintained at a highest level of readiness in order to execute all assigned missions.
-Lead, train and mentor enlisted Marines assigned to the platoon and actively engage in their professional development through effective guidance and counseling.
-Responsible for the morale, discipline and welfare of 16 tank crewmen.-Initiate, supervise and track all first echelon and higher echelon maintenance efforts for the platoon assigned vehicles and all associated SL-3 gear and weapons, and advise the Platoon Commander on actions to be taken.
-Plan and implant a comprehensive and challenging physical condition program.
-Assist the Platoon Commander in tactical operations as part of a tank company.
-Be Proficient in all combat reporting procedures and radio communications to internal and external agencies.
M1A1 Tank Gunner:
-Responsible for target acquisition while aiming and firing both the tank main gun and the coaxial machine gun.
-Aid in the tactical, technical and combat readiness training for two armor crewmen.
-Responsible to the tank commander for the maintenance of the tank's armament and fire control equipment in addition to maintaining the weapons logbook.
-Serve as the assistant tank commander and assume the responsibility of the tank commander as required.
-Monitor communications and internal control systems aboard the tank while assisting other crew members as needed.
-Perform collateral duties as assigned
Rank: Sergeant
Branch/Position: Marine Corps
Period: July 2009 - October 2013
Occupation: 8152 - Security Force (MCSF) Guard
Security Clearance: Top Secret Clearance
Duties Description:Marine Corps Security Force Battalion Bangor, Wa. Nuclear Weapons Secutiy
Company Operations Chief/ Training Cheif:
· Provided technical and tactical advice to (400+) personnel, which resulted in high level job proficiency.
· Supervised and assisted in the quality and accomplishment of (150+) training and operational events. Including live fire exercise.
· Coordinated training, operational and logistical support requirements from higher headquarters; employees’ training was not hindered or delayed.
· Assistedsenior leaders as the technical and tactical advisor to the commander on topics such as discipline, appearance, control, conduct, and welfare of the company.
· Coordinated and supervised the embarkation and debarkation for ranges and deployment to areas of responsibility in order to maintain country’s state of high security.
· Created documents to track all training and equipment that is required and signed for by (400+) personnel.
· Assisted MCSFBN Building Manager with coordinating Trouble calls Monthly inspections Lockout/ Tag out inspection, coordinating Projects, Creating Facility reports and Facility outages. Inventory management and maintenance, and coordination for usage by guard force and contractors
Infantry/ Security Force Section Leader
· Tactically employed response teams to prevent destruction, damage, theft, or loss of strategic weapons and assets.
· As the Sergeant of the Guard (watch), ensured the efficient functioning of guard force of 75 Marines, ensuring the strictest procedural compliance.
· Served as On-Scene Commander for all areas of responsibility including security threats and all nuclear, biological, chemical or radiological incidents.
· As the Convoy Commander tactically employed and effectively provided absolute security for strategic weapons logistical moves at 100% without an incident.
· Maintained accurate accountability of all personnel, weapons, ordnance and issued gear for (50+) personnel.
· As a Range Safety Officer and Positions Safety Officer, monitored and instructed (75+) personnel on the firing line during live fire ranges for qualification and training. Prevented damage to personnel and equipment valued over $5.6 M.
· Direct supervision of (50+) personnel to include counseling and documenting performance in accordance with unit policies.
· Prepared and taught classes including strategic operations, detainee handling, multiple weapons systems, combat profiling, patrolling, order writing, and leadership.
Rank: Corporal
Branch/Position: Marine Corps
Period: February 2007 - July 2009
Occupation: 0311 - Rifleman
Security Clearance: Top Secret Clearance
Duties Description:The riflemen are the foundation of the Marine infantry organization, and as such are the nucleus of the fire team in the rifle squad, the scout team in the LAR squad, scout snipers in the infantry battalion, and reconnaissance or assault team in the reconnaissance units. Noncommissioned officers are assigned as fire team leaders, scout team leaders, rifle squad leaders, or rifle platoon guides.
Infantry Squad Leader
· Educated and prepared subordinates in the implementation of infantry tasks during training and live operations while maintaining discipline, professional appearance, control, conduct, and welfare of all subordinates.
· Was in direct supervision of up to 18 subordinates to include counseling and documenting performance in accordance with unit polices.
· Maintained care, condition, and accountability of all assigned weapons and equipment.
· Maintained efficiency among subordinates to navigated locations using a topographical map, compass, protractor, and global positioning equipment, in order to navigate any terrain.
· Trained subordinates in unit tactics and procedures to effectively utilize fire and maneuver to conduct operations.
· Proficient in utilized radio communications to order and regulate indirect fire for mortars, artillery, and aircraft.
· Designed written and implemented combat orders to facilitate tactical operations of subordinates and support personnel.
· Proficient in proper combat reporting procedures; including casualties, extractions, indirect fire and capture of enemy prisoners.
Infantry Team Leader
· Trained a 7 man team on all assigned infantry skills such as offensive and defensive action, proficiency on all weapons systems and procedures of an infantry platoon. Ensured that all tactical, technical, administrative, and pre-deployment readiness of all subordinates was maintained.
· Direct supervision of 7 subordinates to include counseling and documenting their performance in accordance with unit policies.
· Controlled and directed subordinates as directed by superiors, autonomously as a separate entity from superior units.
· Proficient in making accurate situational reports to superiors; made responsible sound tactical decisions in stressful environments.
· While conducting security for the President of the United States efficiently conducted multiple tasks and procedures in order to maintain strict adherence to mission and proficiency.
Infantry Rifleman
· Basic Infantryman training
· Advanced infantry training
· Marine riflemen combat skills
· Infantry offensive, defensive, and patrolling procedures
Work history:
Job Title: Carpenter Foreman
Company: BN Builders
Period: February 2020 - present
Role Description:- Lead morning stretch and flex, safety discussion with crew.
- In charge of Time entry for the crew
- Conduct job walks to hold crews accountable, checking everyone’s equipment, safety checklists and Pre-Task Plans.
- Write Daily Reports that detail the crews’ milestones hit, brief overview of the day, and any architectural, print conflicts with the other trades.
- Must keep track of consumables, framing material, finished products and order as needed IOT keep the crew flowing as efficiently as possible.
- Attend the jobsite weekly foreman’s meetings for deconfliction.
- Keep ahead of project timelines, make sure we have the proper tools ordered, the right materials, correct equipment, and information for the upcoming tasks, coordinate inspections, coordinate with the other subcontractors and other predecessors and successors.
- Conduct production and projections.
- Coordinate manpower.
- Coordinate tool returns, equipment returns.
- Train carpenters in print reading, layout, proper framing and hanging drywall per code, utilization of the total station, install hollow metal door frames and window frames, how to install bathroom accessories, accoustical grid ceilings, and proper tool utilization.
Job Title: Carpenter Apprentice
Company: Western Partitions Inc.
Period: September 2015 - February 2020
Role Description:Carpenter Apprentice (LADS program)
- Frame a variety of structures ( Interior/ Exterior walls ceilings) using steel Studs.
- Hang Drywall on walls and ceilings. Install accoustical ceilings.
- Install doors and winow frames.
- Install doors and hardware
- Clean up work area.
- Utilize Tools such as drills, saws, grinders, hammers and other hand tools.
Job Title: Carpenter Apprentice
Company: Northwest Partitions Inc.
Period: May 2015 - September 2015
Role Description:Carpenter Apprentice (LADS program)
- Frame a variety of structures ( Interior/ Exterior walls ceilings) using steel Studs.
- Hang Drywall on walls and ceilings. Install accoustical ceilings.
- Install doors and winow frames.
- Install doors and hardware
- Clean up work area.
- Utilize Tools such as drills, saws, grinders, hammers and other hand tools.
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