OSA agency to connect their building to their office within the palace.  Writing Statements of work for installation of 5800 feet of fiber optic cable. 

 

Assigned as Outside Plant Engineer for the Okinawa project to engineer a fiber ring from Buckner, thru Kadena Air Force Base to Torii Station. 

 

Assigned as Outside Plant Engineer for Fort Irwin, California for the Installation Information Infrastructure Program (I3MP).  Participated in site survey and engineering of 195,966 feet of fiber optic cable, 59,614 feet of copper cable, 51,614 feet of new conduit, and 86 new manholes.  Surveyed approximately 139 existing manholes/handholds for possible use and or upgrading.  Prepared outside plant and manhole drawings for the installation of this project. 

 

Assigned to White Sands Missile Range Test Support Network (WSMR-TSN) to map 600 miles of fiber optic cable using the Global Positioning System (GPS) for creation of a digital map showing precise locations of all splices, pedestals, terminals, erosion and the route of the fiber optic cables.

Assisted with the installation and removal of EMT conduit, 110 ac power outlets, power poles, and 3-phase power wire for new power requirements within the Server room.  Wired the training room for and ac power outlet.

 

Field Area Expert (FAE) for DISN-E project.  Responsibilities include engineering Alcatel 4305 and 4308 radios for upgrade of microwave sites in Belgium.  Created installation drawings for 4 microwave radio relay sites, which included installation of radios, DSX-1 patch panels, D4 channel banks, and PRS-45 timing systems.  Also engineering connectivity using both fiber optic and copper cable.  Created a bill of material for each site involved.  Created and maintained a 1400 line item database for the bill of material. 

 

Senior Outside Plant (OSP) Product Quality Control for White Sands Missile Range Test Support Network (WSMR-TSN) program. Verify all drawings to ensure correct and accurate information.  Conduct site surveys, collect relevant data (both manually and with the Trimble Global Positioning System (GPS) Mapping system), and engineer required services and supplies for multiple synchronous optical network (SONET) rings.  Review previously engineered OSP design packages and design new ones for phase II of the program.  Insure all the designs are in compliance with the telecommunications industry standards and WSMR-TSN contractual requirements.  Verify the accuracy of the previously engineered designs and the adequacy of the bills of material to facilitate the installation effort. 

 

Assigned as an Installer for Installation Support for EISNET project (DO 420) in Germany.  Installed and terminated category 5 and fiber optic cables for Local Area Networks following the termination guidelines in EIA/TIA 568B.

 

Assigned an installer for Installation Support for the Pentagon Delivery Order (DO) 0388.  Installed and terminated fiber optic cables, category five cables and various materials for Local Area Networks following the termination guide-lines in EIA/TIA 568A.  Installed SC and ST connectors using the hot-melt system.

 

Assigned as outside plant specialist on Delivery Order (DO) 0508, Defense Switched Network-Europe for Information Systems Engineering Command (ISEC).  Assisting with the preparation for the site survey of 93 sites in five countries.  Created floor plans for the various switches throughout Europe.

 

Assigned as outside plant specialist on DO 0465, Japan Telephone Network Upgrade (JTNU) for ISEC.  Assisting with the preparation for the site survey of seven sites on Japan and Okinawa for switch replacement and/or upgrade.

 

Served as Outside Plant Engineer on DO 0220, Korean Telephone Network outside Plant (KTNOSP) upgrades for ISEC.  Assisted in planning and engineering of 58,506 feet of cable, 42 manholes, and the duct system.  Created outside plant and manhole drawings for Camp Humphreys.  Assigned to the Korean Telephone Network outside Plant Upgrade.  Participating in additional site surveys for various sites requiring upgrading of inside and outside plants.  Responsible for creating a bill of material for each outside plant visited.  Responsible for determining possible cable routes for each project to be connected to the existing telephone exchange.  Assisted in determining the most cost-effective routes to be used for installation of a manhole duct system.  Responsibilities include participating in the site survey of 17 locations, redlining existing drawings showing possible new routes for a manhole and conduit system.  Responsible for the creation of proposed manhole drawings showing 211 manholes at the different locations.  Responsible for the creation of a bill of material for the proposed manhole and conduit system.  Assisted in the creation of the cost estimate in support of the United States Information Engineering Command (USAISEC).

 

Supported the Military Traffic Management Command (MTMC) project in support of Information Systems Engineering Command (USAISEC).  Responsibilities include participation in the survey of Outside Plant Cable fiber optics at Oakland Army Base, Military Ocean Terminal Bayonne, and Naval Weapons Station Charleston.  Assisted in the creation of Equipment Installation Procedures (EIP) and bill of materials for installation of the fiber optic backbone cables and the LAN equipment.  Responsible for creating the installation and outside plant drawings for the Naval Weapons Station at Charleston, the outside plant drawings at Oakland and Bayonne military bases.

 

Supported the Information System Integration Assessment Factors (ISIAF) project operating various scanning programs, and processing documents for creation of a compact disk.

 

Assigned to the Base Realignment and Closure (BRAC) program.  Responsibilities included verifying contractor outside plant drawings for accuracy. 

 

Assigned to the Sustaining Base Information System (SBIS) project.  Responsibilities include participating in the site survey and submittal of various building drawings for the safety module.

 

Assigned to the Outside Plant Rehabilitation (OSCAR) program.  Responsibilities included participating in the site survey, the development of engineering outside plant, manhole drawings, and equipment calculations.

 

January 1991- October 1992. ACE Telephone Installers Telephone Installer/Repairman Installed and repaired PBX systems, single and multi-line equipment.  Removed and reinstalled multi-lines PBX and Key system for various businesses in and around Sierra Vista and Bisbee.

 

March 1991 - July 1992. Sierra Vista Mobile Home Village Maintenance Man Installed single line telephones, set and blocked residential mobile homes.  Installed and maintained gas, electrical and water service to meet city, county and state specifications.  Accountable for material and equipment on site.  Prepared lots and utility trenches for incoming mobile homes.

 

July 1970 - December 1990. U.S. Army Instructor Responsible for training personnel in single line, and multi-line telephone instrument installation and repair.  Assisted in developing curriculum, writing lesson plans, preparing and administering tests.  Responsible for all tools and equipment assigned to the Cable Splicing School.

 

Responsible for management of all commercial telephones, circuits and equipment within VII Corps communications network.  Established and maintained a database program using dBase III and dBase III Plus.  Originated outgoing correspondence using Word Perfect 4.2 and 5.0.  Prepared spreadsheets using Lotus 123 showing costs of commercial services.  Responsible for management of five costing accounts for commercial services and military long distance telephone services.

 

Installed and maintained single line and multi-line telephone equipment.  Installed communications cables, manholes, conduit and underground cable.  Accountable for all tools and maintenance of tools and equipment.  Trained Army reserve personnel on installing heavy communications cable and key systems.

 

Supervised and trained 14 personnel in cable construction and tactical communications.  Supervised various cable construction projects consisting of aerial, buried and underground cables throughout the United States and Panama.  Responsible for maintaining and updating on-site blue prints.  Originated after-action reports on various projects.

 

Responsible for all maintenance and operation of a 1000 line XY Telephone exchange, and the operation of an addition 1000 line electronic switch in Chinhae.  Supervised 14 Korean nationals, and 2 military personnel in repair, maintenance and construction of 252 miles of plastic, and lead covered communications cables.  Responsible for maintenance and repair of vehicles and equipment.  Engineered on-site communications for 3 isolated communication sites. Established and maintained a 128 item stock of parts and material.  Responsible for installation and repair of all telephones and telephone key systems within an army division.

 

Trained and supervised personnel in tactical communications, and vehicle maintenance.  Assigned as Company Retention and training NCO.  Responsible for retaining personnel in the Army.  Responsible for all company level training conducted.  Determined operational methods and materials to accomplish the mission.

 

Security Clearance: Secret.

 

Certifications: Security Plus

 

Education:
HS/GED, General Studies, Dinuba High School, 1970
AA, Administrative Assistant, Georgia Military College, GA,
AAS, Network Management, Cochise College, AZ,

 

Computer Skills:

Functional:
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ATM, Cellular, Central Office, Computer Based Training, DSL, Engineering Installation Plan (EIP), LAN, Long Haul, Network Engineering, Outside Plant Design, PBX, Premises Distribution System Design, Protected Distribution Systems, Quality Assurance/Quality Control, Red/Black Separation, Site Survey Reports,.

 

References:
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Russ Stadler L-3 Communications, 720-724-1449
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Dan Lees, 703-713-2214
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Robert Jeffery, L-3 Communications, 703-434-6207