This document is a resume for Jeffrey Harilson, a veteran transitioning from the United States Marine Corps with over 20 years of experience in emergency management, security, logistics, and operational planning. He has a top secret security clearance and has participated in both domestic and global operations. His experience includes managing resources valued at over $10 million and receiving multiple awards for performance and heroism. He is currently pursuing an emergency and disaster management degree.

1. JEFFREY HARILSON
(910)546-7809
403 Amelia St.
Gretna, LA 70053
Jbh0369@outlook.com
www.linkedin.com/pub/jeff-harilson/8a/494/752/
SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS
Transitioning military veteran with proven experience in Emergency Management, Security, Logistics and Operational
Planning, with a Top Secret Security Clearance, who has participated in both domestic and global humanitarian, security
and combat operations. Managed risk and coordinated responsibilities, while accounting for and protecting personnel,
property and equipment valued at over $10M, while meeting and exceeding the expectations of senior leadership. Recipient of
multiple awards for outstanding performance, professionalism and heroism in the Unites States Marine Corps. Areas of
expertise include:
 Organizational Leadership
 Military/Civilian Operations
 Security Operations
 Continuity of Operations
 Strategic Planning
 ICS 100-800
 Training Development
 NIMS
 Emergency Management
 Antiterrorism Operations
 Microsoft Office Suite
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
United States MarineCorps – Multiple Locations Aug 1993 – May2015
Assistant Emergency Manager for the Marine Corps Support Facility in New Orleans, Louisiana
 Initiated and developed the facility’s Respiratory Protection Program in accordance with OSHA’s regulations and standards
to include mask fitting procedures and the utilization of chemical detection equipment.
 Developed and supervised the command’s training in Destructive Weather, Installation Evacuation, Shelter–in-Place and
Active Shooter scenarios.
 Planning team member for the command’s Continuity of Operations (COOP) Planning Group and Mission Assurance
Working Group (MAWG).
 Coordinated disaster response and crisis management activities, such as ordering evacuations and implementing
special needs plans and programs.
 Prepared plans that outline operating procedures to be used in response to disasters or emergencies, such as hurricanes,
chemical spills, and terrorist attacks, and in recovery from these events.
 Designed and administered emergency or disaster preparedness training courses that taught people how to effectively
respond to major emergencies and disasters.
 Oversight of all aspects of staff performance; performance evaluation, progressive discipline, mediation of staff disputes
and grievance procedures in accordance with military protocol and the Uniform Code of Military Justice.
 Established training programs for staff in regard to all aspects ofworkplace performance and professional development.
Company Operations Chief
 Served as the senior tactical and logistical advisor to the company commander.
 Successfully anticipated and coordinated the internal logistical requirements of approximately 200 Marines within a
unit footprint of almost 150 square miles in southern Afghanistan.
 Managed and supervised the issue, receipt, and accountability of all company weapons, communications gear and
ammunition which was in excess of $20M.
 Planned, coordinated, and supervised the security posture and response for two company level headquarters positions
and three platoon level positions across southern Afghanistan.
 Trained and supervised the company’s Mobile Assault Platoon in the support of over 15 offensive operations.
 Completed combat deployments to Marjah and Trek Nawa, Afghanistan.
 Awarded the Navy and Marine Corps Commendation Medal while serving in support of Operation Enduring
Freedom in Afghanistan.

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Unit Operations Course Manager
 Served as the Course Manager and Chief Instructor for the 10-day Unit Operations Specialist (UOS) and Joint
Tactical Combat Operations Workstation (JTCW) administration course, which produced Marines trained in Ground
Unit Operations per the guidance of the Program of Instruction from the Marine Corp’s Training and Education
Command.
 Developed and updated the courses curriculum and instructional materials.
 Utilized various types of instructional media, developed learning objectives, analyzed learning needs and developed
assessment instruments.
 Ensured the proper utilization of the course’s fiscal budget, facilities, academics, and logistical coordination as needed.
 Assigned as the unit’s Command and Control Personal Computer (C2PC) and Intelligence Operations Workstation
(IOW) subject matter expert, providing technical support to multiple commands, including deploying Marine
Expeditionary Units (MEUs), in the areas of Command and Control (C2) Operations.
Infantry Unit Leader / Supervisor
 Supervised, managed and coordinated the preparation of personnel, weapons and equipment for global training and
operations.
 Supervised the establishment and operation of unit command posts, the fire and movement between tactical units, the
fire of supporting arms, and the unit resupply and casualty evacuation effort.
 Assigned as the Personal Security Commander for the governor of Anbar Province in Iraq from 2005 to 2006.
 Responsible for the training, maintenance and tactical employment of six armored vehicles, crew, and crew served
weapons systems.
 Managed a team of 20 Marines responsible for multiple intelligence and operational requirements while deployed to
Kosovo and Turkey.
 Completed 11 deployments to various locations throughout the world, to include combat deployments to Fallujah and
Ramadi, Iraq.
 Awarded the Navy and Marine Corps Commendation Medal with combat distinguishing device for valor while serving
in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom.
EDUCATION
Civilian Education
Actively pursuing a BA in Emergency and Disaster Management from American Military University
TRAINING / CERTIFICATIONS
Anti-Terrorism Force Protection Officer Level II
Incident Command System 100 (FEMA)
Incident Command System 200 (FEMA)
Incident Command System 300: Intermediate ICS for Expanding Incidents
Incident Command System 400: Advanced ICS
DOD Vulnerability Assessment Course
Respiratory Protection (OSHA)
Protective Services and Antiterrorism Driving
Combat Life Saver (First Responder)
Hurricane Tracking and Plume Modeling software (HUUREVAC/ WISER/ HPAC/ HAZMAT D/ MARPLOT/ ALOHA)
Louisiana State Board of Private Security Certified