Christopher James

LEADERSHIP, ORGANIZATION AND PLANNING: Demonstrated expertise in coordinating the movement of personnel and equipment in military operations as the primary Unit Movement Officer. Proven track record in managing the storage, transportation, and disposal of dangerous substances. Skilled in conducting risk assessments and implementing protocols to safeguard personnel and the environment in accordance with CFR 49.

ORAL COMMUNICATION: Briefed Commanders and leadership about keeping compliance with regulations and safety standards while optimizing efficiency when conducting mission movements.

EVAULATION OF INFORMATION: Gathered, analyzed and restructured information to establish accurate date to give to the COMMANDER in order to make proper judgments on the battle field.

ACCOUNTABILITY: Maintained accountability of field equipment, troop property, office and telecommunication equipment, valued at $400,000

LEADERSHIP AND COMMUNICATION: Supervised and motivated soldiers in both combat situations and their daily activities. Led a team of four on patrols, involving both foot and vehicle-based operations in Syria. Took charge of gate operations, necessitating direct engagement with local residents.

Security Management: Performed outer cordon security during significant meetings involving special team commanders and Syrian counterparts. Assumed the role of sergeant of the guard for base security operations. Additionally, assumed watchful guard duty over a detained individuals with potential terrorist ties.

ORGANIZATION AND PLANNING: Monitored team performance and offered constructive feedback to increase individual as well team performances.

TECHNICAL PROFICIENCY AND INSTALLATION SKILLS: Conduct service calls, engaging with customers to troubleshoot equipment issues. Assess and create basic home networks, utilizing diverse technologies like coaxial cable, Ethernet, Wi-Fi networks, and multimedia over coax alliance (MoCA) based on customer requirements.

EQUIPMENT AND SAFETY PROTOCAL: Utilized installation and hand tools for tasks performed at elevated locations, such as poles and roofs, employing proper safety equipment including belts, straps, climbers, ladders, and bucket trucks (18 to 26 feet). Executed service installations and modifications while strictly following company protocols, safe work practices, and regulatory standards such as National Electric Code (NEC) and National Electric Safety Code (NESC), as well as local ordinances, ensuring efficient customer service delivery.

ORAL COMMUNICATION: Conducted informative sessions for staff and clients regarding home and security installation projects, addressing inquiries related to building constraints. Offered customers comprehensive product and service education, covering topics such as channel lineups, application usage, equipment functions, consumer devices, and company policies, fostering an informed and empowered customer base.

EVALUATING INFORMATION AND DECISION MAKING: Reviewed job applications, assessing candidate qualifications for various positions. Provided evaluations and recommendations to enhance security measures. Took charge of creating work schedules for employees, optimizing resource allocation and ensuring efficient operations.

ORAL AND WRITTEN COMMUNICATION: Conducted daily briefings to inform workers about their responsibilities for the duty day. Reviewed and refined reports before forwarding them to the branch office. Facilitated security-focused training through interactive presentations, ensuring clear communication of expectations and addressing pertinent issues.

PHYSICAL SECURITY: Performed routine surveillance and checks on workers and employees to ensure tasks were carried out accurately. Conducted inspections of the building, focusing on security-related concerns and identifying any potential issues.