Mr. Wayne Greenwell                                                                                             
8276 Harrison Circle
Midvale Utah 84047
719-351-0171

                                                                                                                                                                                                             

Employment Status:Full time employment with Arena Technical Resources.
Security Clearance:Top Secret/SCI

EDUCATION:
Military Education

Team Chief Academy 1996, US Air Force

Local Area Network Distribution Systems Course 1997, US Air Force
Engineering and Installation Course 1982, US Air Force
US Air Force Community College

CERTIFICATION: 

AMP NDI Certifying & Troubleshooting LAN Cabling Systems Course 2001
AMP NDI Designing Premises Cabling Systems Course 2001

BICSI Designing Telecommunications Distribution Systems Course 2006



PROFESSIONAL WORK EXPERIENCE:
Arena Technical Resources, Inc, Distribution Systems Engineer, Hill Air Force Base Utah, Dec 2014 to Present

Work with General Dynamics Information Technologies (GDIT) on identifying out of life cycle network equipment and upgrading the outside plant (OSP) and inside plant (ISP) fiber optic cable infrastructure.

Designed an inside plant (ISP) and outside plant (OSP) distribution infrastructure to meet current industry standards.

Developed a statement of work (SOW) for the construction of outside plant (OSP) and inside plant (ISP) infrastructures.

Developed a list of material (LOM) for the outside plant, inside plant infrastructure and networking equipment.

Provide GIS information to coordinate the installation of both direct buried and directional bore drilling of outside plant infrastructure.

Develop and maintain schedules to meet critical timelines for the installation and migration of the new networking equipment to the base network infrastructure with minimal downtime and service interruptions.

Provide QA/QC and maintain the red line drawings for the overall installation of the inside plant (ISP) infrastructure.  

 

Mission 1^st, Inc, Cloud Computing Program Integrator Lead III, CONUS, Nov 2010 to Feb 2014

Serve as primary point of contact between all Distributed Common Ground Systems-Army (DCGS-A) M1 engineering staff in Continental United States (CONUS) and Outside Continental United States (OCONUS), the customer, multiple DCGS-A government and military personnel, as well as other vendors and organization, to ensure mutual satisfaction with product and service delivery.
Interact with DCGS-A customers to coordinate and plan system installation and integration, and to ensure facilities are capable of supporting new systems.
Interact with site services personnel to ensure installation plans meet site specific regulations.
Assist with proposal development for new opportunities within DCGS-A area of responsibilities. Coordinate ROM and EDP development for new requirements and changes to existing task orders.
Review all engineering documents and drawings prior to release to government or for implementation.
Assist in the acquisition process in order to execute Purchase Orders or sub-contracts, in order for project implementation.
Encourage personnel and team development for the DCGS-A M1 staff.

Mission 1st, Inc., Sr. Outside Plant Engineer/Project Manager, Afghanistan, May 2005 to Nov 2010

Responsible for designing Outside Plant (OSP) projects that meet current industry standards.
Design Rough Order of Magnitude (ROM) for the communication projects for large and complex projects.
Develop Engineering Design Packages (EDP) for large and complex multi-million dollar telecommunication projects for the US Army.
Develop Statement of Work (SOW) for contractors to build outside plant (OSP) and inside plant (ISP) projects.
Develop List of Material (LOM) for large complex outside and inside plant projects.
Designed multi-million dollar project to bring reliable voice and data networks to the end-users.
Manage other OSP Engineers. Ensuring that they complete their assigned tasks in a timely matter and that their designs meet current industry standard and military standards.     

Conduct kick-off, status and risk mitigation meetings with sub-contractor management.
Responsible for successful operations and human resource development through hands-on leadership of a multi-national workforce.
Delivered project tasks on or before scheduled milestones, monitored funding, directed the field change request system and participated in daily teleconferences with Government and Military representatives.

Fluor Government Services, Outside Plant Engineer, Iraq, January 2005 to May 2005

Engineered and oversaw the installation of the Kuwait Iraq Commercialization Communications (KICC) outside plant project at Camp Victory Base Iraq.
Provided detailed information and designs to the contractor on issues that developed during the installation.
Worked with the sub-contractor on design issues.
Developed and implemented a “get-well” project plan that enabled the team to regain momentum and catch-up to the milestones set for the project.
Established positive rapport and confidence with the customer that provided a collaborative working relationship which proved to be the key to the project success.

L3 Communications, Quality Assurance/Quality Control, Iraq, June 2004 to December 2004

Oversaw the installation of the Kuwait Iraq Commercialization Communications (KICC) outside plant project at Victory Base Iraq.
Insured that the contractor was following the I3MP, EIA/TIA, BICSI and MILSPEC standards and guidelines in the installation of maintenance holes, conduit, fiber optic cabling, and copper cabling.

Provided daily and weekly reports on the progress of the project. This included all material installed any problems that was encountered on the project. Any delays that may have occurred.

Managed and updated redline drawings, installation checklist, QA/QC sign off sheets.

Utah Air National Guard, Engineering Team Chief, Salt Lake City UT, December 1981 to February 2004.

Engineered and supervised the installation, splicing and termination of the conduit system, fiber optic cabling, and copper cabling on a bare base at Kirkuk AB Iraq.
Engineered and supervised the installation, splicing, and termination of the fiber optic cabling, Cat 5e cabling, and end equipment for the Civil Engineering Local Area Networks (CE LANs), Combat Information Transport System Local Area Networks (CITS LANs) system at Schriever AFB, CO.
Supervised the installation, splicing, and termination of the fiber optic cabling, Cat 5e cabling, and end equipment for the CE LANs and Mountain Net LANs at Cheyenne Mountain AS, CO.
Supervised the installation, splicing, and termination of fiber optic cabling, Cat 5e cabling, and end equipment for the installation of the CITS LANs system at Buckley AFB, CO.
Engineered the CE LANs systems at Mountain Home AFB, ID, Cannon AFB, NM, and Peterson AFB, CO.
Engineered, procured material and installed several large and complex communication systems in new and remodeled buildings at Schriever AFB, CO
Engineered and supervised the installation and termination of Cat 5e, fiber optic backbone cabling and moving of equipment and cabinets in the Network Control Center (NCC) relocation project at Schriever AFB, CO
Managed the deployment of up to a 20-person team of installers and splicers and the necessary equipment for the installation, splicing, termination and testing of premise, inside and outside plant fiber optic and copper cables.
Designed, engineered, reviewed projects, procured material, scheduled, supervised, and planned all phases of large, complex communication projects
Managed and updated as built drawings, cable diagrams and route selection documents
Provided daily updates of work accomplished and personnel hours used
Trained in the operation of unique equipment used to install, test and maintain all types of communication cable systems.