- Served as the Range Safety Officer (RSO) for three separate weapons ranges during annual training, ensuring orderly and safe weapons qualification.
- Managed the safety of 87 soldiers without incident during the live demolition range, facilitating training on engineering tasks.
- Studied all new regulations for weapons qualification requirements and meticulously planned and executed all ranges according to the updated standards.
- Took on the roles of Range Coordinator and NCOIC during range operations, resulting in 52 “First Time Gos” for the first time in the battalion.
- Efficiently cycled 88 soldiers through the zero and qualification range, achieving a 100% success rate for this year’s qualification range.
- Assisted the Florida Department of Health in building and operating a Community-Based Testing Site in response to the COVID-19 Pandemic.
- Demonstrated exceptional situational awareness by identifying an uncleared loaded weapon behind the firing line, effectively preventing accidental injuries or death.
- Served as the Range NCOIC for one M249 Range and two M4 Ranges, successfully qualifying and training 44 soldiers on weapon systems.
- Prepared five NCOs to instruct company-level training on Range Cards, M240, and M4, significantly multiplying the training capacity with 49 soldiers and NCOs prepared for BN validation exercise.
- Maintained 100% accountability for over $65,000 worth of CBRN equipment with no losses.
- As the NCOIC of the M16A2 rifle range, played a crucial role in the qualification of 130 soldiers within the 100th Chemical Regiment.
- Effectively coordinated and reserved over a dozen ranges for weapons qualification, both during WTXs and semiannual training.
- Assisted the M16 range NCOIC with site setup, resulting in over 80 soldiers qualifying on their individually assigned weapons.
- Collected live ammunition and expended brass, facilitating the reclamation of unused M2 ammunition and the return of over 400 pounds of brass to Fort Dix for recycling.
- Received accolades from the CSM for efficient operations, including organization, ammunition pick up and storage, operations, and safety.
- Ensured full compliance with all safety and range regulations for the assigned range.
- Served as the NCOIC for the Battalion 9mm Range, achieving a 100% qualification rate over a two-year period.
- Conducted common task training classes for all 140 members of the mobilizing 339th Military Police Company.
- Managed the ammunition supply point (ASP) for the battalion M2 range in addition to regular duties for the last six months.
- Arranged the transportation of over 50,000 rounds to the range from January to June 2013.
- Played an instrumental role in keeping 100% of 564 target systems operational, supporting the successful training of 39 units and over 30,000 soldiers at Camp McCain.
SAFETY OFFICER OR NCO NCOER BULLETS
Assisted the ISO (Installation Safety Officer) with the development, management, and implementation of Army Risk…