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I worked in the Electronic Security industry for 20+ years. I now work at the National Eagle Center in Wabasha, MN as the Facilities Coordinator. I enjoy my job taking care of a world class educational and museum like facility. I maintain HVAC, lighting, plumbing, exhibits and all of interior and exterior of the building. It definitely keeps me busy.
I started in the electronic security industry in 1988, and worked my way up from entry level as an installer of burglar alarms. I branched out from installation. I was an installation manager, safety director and qualified individual for seven years for a multimillion dollar security company in Las Vegas called Eagle Sentry. From there I went on to hold a contractors license of my own in Nevada. All this took place over twenty years.
I started in the electronic security industry in 1988, and worked my way up from entry level as an installer of burglar alarms. I branched out from installation. I was an installation manager, safety director and qualified individual for seven years for a multimillion dollar security company in Las Vegas called Eagle Sentry. From there I went on to hold a contractors license of my own in Nevada. All this took place over twenty years.
Military Experiences
Apr 1982 - Apr 1986
Combat Engineer
Basic and AIT at Ft Leonard was tough for this skinny and out of shape California boy. But I made it through just fine.
My first duty station was Ft Sill, OK with Bravo Company 299th Engineer Battalion Combat (Wheeled). I was the M817 (Korean war vintage 5 ton 6x6 dump truck) operator for 1st squad 3rd platoon.
Then off to West Germany and Alpha Company 12th Engineer Battalion Combat (Mechanized). I was the M113 Armored Personnel Carrier operator for 3rd squad, 3rd platoon After making Spc-4 I passed the E-5 board and went through NCOA at Bad Tolz. Not long after that I was awarded the GCM. I finished my 4 year hitch with an honorable discharge.
I found my way into trouble on a couple of occasions. I was young and there were wild oats to be sewn. And boy did I. No excuses here.
My first duty station was Ft Sill, OK with Bravo Company 299th Engineer Battalion Combat (Wheeled). I was the M817 (Korean war vintage 5 ton 6x6 dump truck) operator for 1st squad 3rd platoon.
Then off to West Germany and Alpha Company 12th Engineer Battalion Combat (Mechanized). I was the M113 Armored Personnel Carrier operator for 3rd squad, 3rd platoon After making Spc-4 I passed the E-5 board and went through NCOA at Bad Tolz. Not long after that I was awarded the GCM. I finished my 4 year hitch with an honorable discharge.
I found my way into trouble on a couple of occasions. I was young and there were wild oats to be sewn. And boy did I. No excuses here.
Military Credentials
Professional Development Schools
Individual & Special Skill Schools
Jun 1982 - Aug 1982
Advanced Individual Training (AIT) - 12B
Apr 1982 - May 1982
Basic Combat Training (BCT)
Certifications
None
Foreign Language Skills
1983
German - In processing trainin (1+/1)
Additional Specialization(s)
Security Clearance
None / Expired
Academic Degrees
Academic Degrees
Started in 2007
NV State Contractors Board
Contracting Management Survey CMS
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