FSR Mobile WILLIAM COLEMAN

4022 Canady Street * Columbus, Georgia 31909

706-761-0600 * wcad09dc@westpost.net
TRAINING & DEVELOPMENT PROFESSIONAL
Motivational educator with more than 20 years of combined military and instructi
onal experience. Proven ability to design effective training curricula for advan
ced technologies, combat readiness, and novel missions. Demonstrated skill in as
sessing competencies, training needs, and performance. Established track record
of success in coordinating and implementing programs for deployed personnel in o
verseas theaters of operations. Active Security Clearance and Instructor Trainin
g Certification (ITC).
Strategic & Tactical Planning * Needs Assessment * Business Development * Milita
ry Relations
Professional Development * Enabling & Terminal Learning Objectives (ELO & TLO)
Surveillance Systems * Communications Networks * Engagement Skills Trainer (EST
2000)
EID Certification Lane * Safety Training * Classroom & Field Instruction * Doctr
ine * Testing
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
OMEGA TRAINING GROUP, Columbus, Georgia
Provides military training, analysis, and logistics as part of Cubic's Mission S
upport Business Unit.
Primary Instructor, Ground Based Operations Surveillance Systems (G-BOSS) New Eq
uipment Training Team (NETT) * 2007-present
Lead advanced education programs in Iraq for actively deployed Marine Corps pers
onnel. Develop training curricula for setup and operation of multimillion-dollar
surveillance subsystems, including computer hardware and software, high definit
ion and infrared cameras, modems, fiber optic networks, and integration with glo
bal tactical systems. Partner with ground commanders to schedule and conduct nig
ht sessions in line with needs of organization. Measured efficacy of lectures, d
emonstrations, and hands-on training strategies to continually improve performan
ce. Oversee compliance with quality and safety standards. Forge productive relat
ionships with military leadership to ensure client satisfaction and identify new
business opportunitites.
* Directed installation, troubleshooting, maintenance, and repair services for h
ighly sophisticated, mission-critical technologies, including Man-Portable Surve
illance and Target Acquisition Radar system (MSTAR), Motorola PTP-600 radio syst
em, and Ground Control Station (GCS).
* Maximized utilization of new equipment resources by advising senior military l
eaders on technical capabilities and best practices.
* Recognized with Multi National Force West (MNF-W) Coin and letter of appreciat
ion from United States Marine Corps for contributing to the success of the G-BOS
S program.
Instructor & Training Facilitator * 2004-2007
Orchestrated combat readiness, EST 2000, and IED training at Fort Benning's CONU
S Replace-ment Center (CRC). Designed lectures, conferences, demonstrations, and
briefings, as well as computer-based and distance learning programs for personn
el up to the rank of Colonol. Tailored instruction to achieve specific objective
s, prepare students for certification, and align course materials with doctrinal
requirements. Updated lesson plans based on performance, visits to theaters of
operation, call website, After Action Review (AAR) process, and other military p
rotocols.
* Earned letter of recognition from Commanding General of Fort Benning for profe
ssionalism and dedication in providing vital education to deploying troops.
WILLIAM COLEMAN * Page 2 * wcad09dc@westpost.net

GEORGIA-PACIFIC * Warm Springs, Georgia

Fortune 500 manufacturer of wood and paper products. Acquired by Koch Industries
in 2005.
Line Production Manager * 2001-2004
Supervised 5-person assembly line and packaging operations team. Coordinated wor
kflow prioritization, resource allocation, and equipment maintence activities. R
eceived and organized material supply shipments. Conducted regular quality assur
ance and safety inspections. Tracked line performance and compiled progress repo
rts for colleagues and senior managers.
* Strengthened productivity by rapidly troubleshooting, diagnosing, and resolvin
g bottlenecks.
UNITED STATES ARMY * Various Locations
National defense organization with more than 1M active personnel.
Chief Maintenance Supervisor, Fort Benning, Georgia * 1999-2000
Spearheaded maintenance program for fleet of 30 wheeled and tracked vehicles. Ov
ersaw 120 assigned personnel as Acting First Sergeant in supervisor's absence, i
ncluding schedules, inspections, performance reviews, and discipline.
* Sustained 100% operational readiness at all times by closely monitoring status
reports and accurately prioritizing maintenance tasks.
* Minimized equipment failures through development and implementation of new pre
ventative maintenance program with rigorous inspection and service requirements.
Platoon Sergeant * 1991-2000
Advised Platoon Leader on professional development, training, and human resource
s requirements for team of 30 military personnel. Formulated detailed skills tra
ining and physical conditioning schedules. Analyzed and interpreted directives,
regulations, and reports. Collaborated with supervisor to define key objectives
and organizational tasks. Led mobilization, deployment, force protection, and RS
OI exercises at company level. Controlled logistical assets and fleet maintenanc
e.
* Motivated superior performance through individual coaching and counseling of s
ubordinates.
* Delivered lectures and small group instruction sessions in line with platoon r
eadiness objectives.
EDUCATION
Diploma, Microsoft Networking Specialist
Columbus Technical College, Columbus, Georgia
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT & CERTIFICATIONS
Instructor Training Certification (ITC), United States Army
Engagement Skills Trainer (EST 2000)
Range Safety Certification
Combat Life Saver
Ammunition Handler
Hazardous Materials Handling
Primary Leadership Development
RAID Field Service Representative (FSR) Training Certification
RAID 17m Aerostat Field Service FSR Certification
RAID Eagle Eye Certification