David Sweeney

Field Materials Coordinator (03/17/2010 – Present)

This organization includes accurately recording and documenting all materials that are delivered to Halliburton from other companies. Upon receiving materials, I verify shipment numbers, verify correct number of items in shipment, OSHA requirements and MSDS sheets to verify that the materials are handled safely and properly. I also stack the pallets in an organized manner, according to dates that they were received. I am experienced driving a forklift and using it in a warehouse environment. I also perform operation of an electronic cement system, adding specific amounts of additives to the cement. This job also entails doing various maintenance on valves and small electronic actuators.

Last Employer: Halliburton Energy

Contact Person: Kenneth Smith- 1800-654-6926

Responsibilities: As a Field Materials Coordinator, we are responsible for the overall organization of the field materials bulk plant for the cement department.

Accomplishments: At this job, I continued my work ethic and teamwork that I had acquired while serving in the military.

Area Supervisor (11/20/2009 – 03/16/2010)

As an Area Supervisor, I was responsible for the supervision of all night operations of the area of operations of all 23 security sites in Texas and Louisiana. The majority of all counseling and evaluations is done by me. I work with site supervisors to see how to improve upon the daily operation of that company??™s site. I also talk with the client about aspects that we can improve upon to increase relations as well as that particular business??™s efficiency.

Last Employer: G4S Wackenhut Security

Contact Person: Jack Love-903-759-9341

Responsibilities: My responsibilities included being in charge of all security operations for 20 sites. These included unarmed and armed sites.

Accomplishments: This was my first leadership role outside of the military. I learned how to manage massive amounts of employees and evaluate their performance.

Tactical Operations Instructor (10/15/2008 – 10/03/2009)

As a Noncommissioned Officer, myself, as well as one other NCO instruct a training lane for convoy operations/ combat patrols, which during a two week training phase, approximately 50 to 100 soldiers come to be evaluated per day. This included preparing a detailed powerpoint to instruct the soldiers in a classroom environment, the following day we would go into the field to do a "dry run" of the battle drills, this was also called a walk through. Finally, we would execute a practical exercise at full speed in a simulated combat environment. I also, approximately two times a week, was a firearms instructor. I instructed soldiers on the Baretta M9, M4, M16, M249, M240B, and the M2 .50 cal and corrected any malfunctions in a safe manner on the lane. I instructed them on live fire exercises as well as Primary Maintenence and Instruction (PMI). This training emphasizing on such topics as : Security, Safety, Rules of the Use of Force, Convoy Leadership Training, Communications, Weapons Procedures, but again I emphasize on safety.

Last Employer: Texas Army National Guard

Contact Person: SGT Ruben Aviles- 903-407-7642

Responsibilities: My main priority for the job is supervising from junior enlisted soldiers to brigade commanders in the training of Texas Army National Guard soldiers deploying to Iraq and Afghanistan for combat.

Accomplishments: This position was my first military position in a senior leadership role. I was the subject matter expert on a variety of issues. Mainly, I was a convoy security and checkpoint instructor. In the absence of another instructor, I was called upon to instruct such lanes as: dismounted operations, rifle ranges, pistol ranges, machine gun ranges, and urban operations. I operated above my pay grade at all times during this mission.

Supply/ Personnel Assistant (11/17/2007 – 10/01/2008)

Administrative duties, clerical Work, data entry work, various Microsoft Office work, security of weapons and sensitive items, security of a supplies and supply room, supervision of lower enlisted soldiers.

Last Employer: Texas Army National Guard

Contact Person: Master Sergeant Louis Morton- 512-912-6842

Responsibilities: I assisted the supply sergeant and readiness NCO in most of their duties. The supply duties included ensuring the security and maintenance of all sensitive items such as communication equipment, night vision, and various weapon systems. The personnel duties included ensuring new soldiers were up to date on all training required for deployments.

Accomplishments: I made huge strides in leadership at this position. It was my first time leading soldiers on active duty.

Gunner/ Police Transition Team Member (07/28/2006 – 11/16/2007)

My unit was mobilized for Operation Iraqi Freedom from July 2006 through November 2007. We were assigned to the 89th Military Police Brigade, where we were further designated as a Police Transition Team. We mentored, assisted and worked with Iraqi Police in every aspect of police work. We often took a group of police on base to conduct range training with the AK-47. At least three times a week, for the period of one year, we conducted vehicle checkpoints as well as personnel checkpoints, searching for drugs, weapons, and high value individuals. In addition to these main duties, we also performed convoy escort as well as personal security details on a regular basis. I, on a normal basis, used the M9, M4, M249, M240B, M2 50 cal., and the M500 shotgun. I am licensed on the M998, M1025, M1114, and M1151 vehicles. I have personally seen combat and have been in a firefight with the enemy.

Last Employer: Texas Army National Guard (Operation Iraqi Freedom)

Contact Person: 1LT Bradley Clark-254-718-7865

Responsibilities: My responsibilities included training Iraqi Police in all police tactics. The majority of this training included patrols, searching, and checkpoints

Accomplishments: We successfully completed all of our missions without taking one casualty. My squad was responsible for the capture of the assistant commander of a provincial terrorist militia.

Establishment: American Public University

Degree: Information Systems Security

Education Period: 01/01/2008 - 01/18/2011

Speciality: n/a

Average Grade: B

Details: I am currently perusing a Bachelors, currently I have 49 hours.