Charles A. Dennis

264 Saint Johns Circle APT 100

Fern Park, FL 32730

(407) 951-5495 (H)/ (407) 252-6553 (C)

charles.dennis67@yahoo.com

OBJECTIVE Seeking a position where prior work experience, dependability, and a quick learner are required.

SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS

Over fifteen years of military service and six years as a Florida State Correctional Officer

Promoted 7 times and recognized numerous times for leadership, technical knowledge, and superb training

capabilities

Effective decision-maker in high-pressure environments

Proficient computer skills, excellent oral and written ability, and an exceptional leader

Qualified to obtain a security clearance from the United States government

Motivated team member that enjoys assisting others in their pursuit of excellence

Highly disciplined self-starter that works well independently or as part of a team

Exceptionally quick learner with a high attention to detail

EMPLOYMENT HISTORY

Traffic Control Specialist January 2015 to Present

Area Wide Protective

Position temporary work zones utilizing warning signs, traffic cones, barrels, etc. according to regulatory

requirements. Load and unload work zone equipment, sometimes weighing up to 40 pounds, to/from the company

vehicle. Drive the company vehicle to and from job sites in a safe manner. Stand and safely manage traffic control

through active work zones while grasping a stop/slow paddle and utilizing radio communication. Complete all

required paperwork in a timely manner.

Commercial Motor Vehicle Operator (CMV) November 2013 to December 2015

TRANSAM Trucking - Olathe, KS

Safely operate and conduct pre-operational and post-operational inspections of a Commercial Motor Vehicle (CMV)

with a Gross Vehicle Weight (GVW) of 80,000 pounds in accordance with the State and Federal Department of

Transportation rules and regulations. Reads bill of lading to determine assignment. Loads or unloads, or assists in

loading and unloading truck. Works as member of two-person team driving tractor with sleeper bunk behind cab.

Services truck with oil, fuel, and radiator fluid to maintain tractor-trailer.

Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear Defense Specialist August 2012 to November 2013

United States Army – Fort Sill, OK

Trained and instructed 16 Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear Defense (CBRN) Specialist on CBRN

operations and provided professional development through counseling, coaching, and mentoring. Received and

implemented combat orders and directed deployment of personnel in offensive, defensive and retrograde operations.

Ordered and issued CBRN Individual Protective Equipment in support of deployment operations to Kuwait.

Provided guidance to Senior Officials on best defensive measures in a CBRN environment.

Brigade Liaison Officer November 2011 to June 2012

United States Army – Kandahar City, Afghanistan

Maintained situational awareness of over 2000 Coalition and over 6000 Afghan Uniformed Police Patrols

throughout Kandahar City and briefed Senior Leadership of any Significant Activities occurring during the patrols.

Prepared Powerpoint presentations and briefed serious incidents that included threats to U.S. personnel by way of

ground forces as well as Improvised Explosive Devices. Expertly synchronized lethal and nonlethal enablers during

combined counterinsurgency operations with Coalition and Afghan National Security Forces.

Charles Dennis (Continued)

Battalion CBRN Specialist and Operations NCO September 2010 to November 2011

United States Army – Fort Stewart, GA

Responsible for the plans, operations, and training of the organization that employed 839 personnel and maintained

the accountability of equipment valued at over $500,000. Coordinated and executed of equipment valued at over

$500,000. Coordinated and executed live fire ranges, first aid, and Tactical Operational Centers for two subordinate

organizations.

Battalion Operations Supervisor September 2009 to September 2010

United States Army – Camp Red Cloud, Korea

Oversaw the plans, operations, and training of an organization that consisted of five subordinate organizations and

1,025 U.S. and Korean personnel. Standardized all aspects of operations that affected the lives of all assigned

personnel. Flawlessly managed land, schools, training, and one million dollars ammunition account. Advised the

Battalion Command and Senior Staff on CBRN reconnaissance, decontamination, and smoke operations in support

of battalion operations. Directly responsible for the health, welfare, and readiness of three supervisors and eight

employees. Developed two employees of the month and one employee to become a supervisor.

Platoon Sergeant September 2007 to September 2009

United States Army – Camp Hovey, Korea

Managed six supervisors and twenty-four employees on the operations of decontamination assets and the

employment of seven Biological Warfare Detection systems valued at over seven million dollars. Directly assigned

employees to the position that best fit their knowledge and capabilities. Oversaw duties as directed from higher

headquarters to ensure maximum results based on the overall need of the organization. Motivated eleven

subordinates to enroll in college and additional military training to mentor them for future leadership roles resulting

in three employees being recognized as Employees of the Month.

Drill Sergeant/Instructor December 2003 to September 2007

United States Army – Fort Leonard Wood, MO

As a Senior Drill Sergeant, managed eight subordinate Drill Sergeants. Coordinated all aspects of training to include

reserving training areas, transportation of Basic Training Soldiers to training events, and ammunition for weapons

training. Ensured training plans were conducted in accordance with Army policies and regulations. Coached,

counseled, and mentored all members of the organization on professional and personal issues. As an Instructor,

worked at the Noncommissioned Officer’s (NCO) Academy and taught junior employees to become supervisors,

Army policies/regulations, and continued to coach, counsel, and mentor subordinate employees.

Company CBRN Specialist March 2001 to December 2003

United States Army – Baumholder, Germany

Advised the Company Commander on CBRN reconnaissance, decontamination, and smoke operations in support of

company operations. Maintained accountability and serviceability of over $500,000 worth of equipment. Trained

personnel on the operation of chemical detection equipment and decontamination operations. Developed and

implemented CBRN defense plans for four separate operating locations in Israel as well as supervised four U.S.

Army and five Israeli reconnaissance operations to defend against SCUD missile attacks from Iraq during Operation

Iraqi Freedom.

EDUCATION

Continuing B.A. Degree in Social Science; Thomas Edison State College; Trenton, NJ, 99 credit hours

Hazardous Material – Technician Level, Department of Transportation, Fort Leonard Wood, MO, 2008

Associate of Arts Degree in General Studies Texas Central College, Killen, TX, 2006

Florida State Correctional Officer, Southwest Florida Criminal Justice Academy, Fort Myers, FL 1996

High School Diploma; T.C. Williams Secondary School, Alexandria, VA, 1986