- He served as the Hazardous Declaration NCO for the Edgewood Chemical Biological Center fly-away mission, ensuring compliance with hazardous materials regulations.
- He developed and coordinated inspections for eight vehicles and two trailers to be loaded on a C-17 aircraft.
- He skillfully prepared over 60 line item hazardous declarations for the transport of vehicles, successfully passing inspections without any frustrated cargo.
- He trained four CE (Civil Engineer) members on processes, navigation, and familiarity with EESOH-MIS and HAZMART, significantly increasing the unit’s capability by 400%.
- He efficiently packed and certified over 50 hazardous shipments for ground transportation, demonstrating skillful preparation that resulted in zero leakage or safety mishaps.
- He responded to a chemical spill in a warehouse, effectively isolating the contamination and preventing seepage into the groundwater.
- He voluntarily completed the Hazardous Cargo Inspector course, becoming the first certified inspector and enhancing the unit’s ability to store and transport hazardous cargo to the Area of Responsibility (AOR).
- He received recognition for maintaining the best and only complete Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) file in the battalion.
- He collaborated with the base environmental office to develop and implement a waste disposal program, resulting in a 90% reduction in stored waste.
- He certified all hazardous materials and directed the loading and staging of equipment airlifted from two trans-Pacific airfields, providing vital support to an isolated camp.
- He actively contributed to recycling efforts, recycling over 1,000 pounds of equipment and materials, including over 100 hazardous items, resulting in significant cost savings for the Army.
- He ensured that all soldiers were properly trained in the disposal of hazardous medical waste, enforcing strict compliance and preventing mishaps, injuries, or discrepancies.
- He conducted an inventory of the HAZMAT locker and compared existing products to the required inventory, successfully reducing the required inventory by 50%.
- He ensured the proper handling, storage, and disposal of all hazardous materials within the warehouse’s HAZMAT storage area.
- He reorganized the HAZMAT program to ensure compliance with all USCENTCOM directives.
- He emphasized the safe storage of hazardous materials and promoted the safe usage of 34 different petroleum products required for 10 Little Birds and over 200 preventive maintenance checks.
COMMAND SERGEANT MAJOR NCOER BULLETS
Acted as company commander and deputy during their absence with no degradation in operations or mission…