This document is a resume for Wyatt Waro providing details of his professional experience and qualifications. It summarizes that he has over 10 years of experience in quality control and materials testing, including concrete field testing and laboratory management. It also outlines his security and education background, noting certifications in concrete testing, HDOT materials testing, and as a substitute teacher in Hawaii.

1. Wyatt Waro
Phone: (808)344-2470
Email: wwaro@yahoo.com
OBJECTIVE: To obtain a professional position in quality control, quality assurance, materials
testing and/or field inspections with a reputable and supportive company located in the State of
Hawaii preferably Maui County.
CONCRETE & MATERIALS TESTING CERTIFICATIONS:
 American Concrete Institute Concrete Strength Testing Technician Certification - 1/2015
 American Concrete Institute Concrete Field Testing Technician Certification - 5/2014
 Hawaii Department of Transportation (HDOT) Materials Testing Certification Soils and
Aggregate, Concrete and Asphalt Units - 9/2012
SUMMARY: I am currently the most prolific concrete field and lab technician on the island of
Maui. I have personally managed all concrete testing operations for the Kaanapali Ocean Resort -
Westin Nanea a 390 unit timeshare being built in Lahaina, Maui. I am single-handedly
responsible for casting over 640 concrete samples and providing over 400 compressive test
results for concrete and grout in just 4 months. I also provided all the reporting and record
keeping for these tests. I have maintained this level of quality with no missed days and despite a
30 mile distance between field and laboratory operations. In 2014, while working for Hawaiian
Cement-Maui, I was responsible for a 71% of concrete compressive test samples and field test
results over the previous year. I provided training to help other technicians pass their ACI Field
Technician Level 1 exam. In 2015, I served as a test proctor with the Cement & Concrete
Products Industry of Hawaii for the ACI Field Technician Level 1 practical portions of the exam
in Honolulu.
WORK EXPERIENCE:
Mid Pacific Testing & Inspections –Kaanapali Ocean Resort Lot #3
April 2015 to present - Concrete Field & Laboratory Manager
Duties: Provide concrete field sampling & testing to include casting cylinders, measuring
temperature and slump. Operate laboratory and conduct concrete compressive strength testing
according to ASTM standards. Provide accurate and timely reporting of field and lab results to
stakeholders and project managers. Maintain a tracking system of all test results.
Highlights: I physically set up and maintained the laboratory from project start, including the
handling of all logistics including arranging test equipment to be calibrated. I facilitated a
working agreement between contractor, concrete supplier and testing agency to provide and share
testing resources, results and historical data. I have maintained operations despite very limited
resources. I have also maintained operations with a very low overhead by employing cost saving
methods. I am currently shadowing the Special Inspector in areas of: reinforced concrete and
structural masonry.
Hawaiian Cement Maui Division – Puunene Quarry
10/2013 to 4/2015 – Quality Control Technician
Duties: Conduct gradation and sand equivalency tests on all aggregates and base materials made
at two different quarries. Record and report results. Monitor trends and communicate this to the
quarry plant manager so that adjustments can be made if necessary to keep aggregates within
company specifications. Conduct slump, air content (pressure and volumetric) and temperature
tests on all concrete mixes. Provide testing services at Ready-mix plant and on jobsites. Make
concrete cylinder strength test samples for all concrete mixes. Record and report results.

2. Monitor trends and communicate this to the ready-mix plant manager so that adjustments can be
made to make the mix stronger or save materials and costs. Calculate, set timing, prepare and
hand dose the correct amount of admixture chemicals for each job load size. Use admixture
chemicals such as: glenium (superplasticizer), cortec (migrating corrosion inhibiter), rheocell
(improves yield, workability, reduced segregation), delvo (retarder), pozzolith, (improved
workability, reduced segregation). Calculate and prepare fibers and silica fume to be added to
custom concrete mixes. Maintain all fiber and powder inventories.
Hightlights: I provided gradations and sand equivalency test results for nearly every day the
quarries were operating in 2014. I kept all chemicals, fibers and materials responsible for stocked
and made available to include hand dosing trucks, calculating glenium amounts per cubic yard
and inputting that information into the “tracking and scheduling” system, manually feeding the
ready mix plant. I did not allow any lapse in availability of any of these critical items in 2014.
(Silica Fume, Glenium, Cortec, CNI, Helix etc.) I conducted and recorded unit weight
measurements for all aggregates, sand and soils at Puunene and Waikapu quarries to estimate
dollar value of each stockpile in just 3 days. I created and maintained an on-going “driver slump
prediction and accuracy report” to track each ready-mix driver’s competency in determining the
slump of their load. I participated as a member of the safety committee which remedied multiple
safety problems including several electrical hazards at the Honokawai plant. I maintained perfect
attendance and a perfect safety record while employed with Hawaiian Cement.
State of Hawaii Department of Education – Aiea Elementary School, 99-370 Moanalua Rd.
Aiea, HI 96701; Paia Elementary School, 955 Baldwin Ave. Paia, HI 96679
5/2012 to 10/2013 – Substitute Teacher
2/2012 to 5/2012 – Physical Education Teacher
Duties: Instruct students in a variety of classes employing the use of lesson plans and work
interactively with them to learn. Enforce school rules and ensure safety of the class and all
students. Produce substitute teacher’s report to include: milestones, problems, concerns, notes
and questions. Teach and guide students in safe exercises designed to improve their physical
health. Teach students the physical mechanics and rules of elementary school sports and games.
Enforce school rules and the rules of P.E. class and its games. Provide weekly physical education
lesson plans. Acknowledge student limitations and strengths and adjust lessons accordingly.
Actively participate in exercises and referee games while emphasizing honesty and good
sportsmanship. Assist students in meeting state education physical fitness standards and grade
their participation and progress. Make recommendations to teacher staff and Principal and
provide them with feedback on student deficiencies or progress.
Transportation Security Administration - Honolulu International Airport, 300 Rodgers Blvd.
#45 Honolulu, HI 96819
6/2010 to 1/2012 (Checkpoint operations) and 12/2006 to 1/2008 (Baggage operations)
Lead Transportation Security Officer
7/2004 to 12/2006 - Transportation Security Officer
Duties: Create daily work rotation schedule for all checkpoint screener staff (approx. 14)
Ensure that all personnel perform screening duties in compliance with the standard operating
procedure and provide “on the spot” corrections if necessary. Performs bag inspections on
suspect baggage in checkpoint and checked baggage locations. Clean, calibrate and maintain all
records for the Explosive Trace Detection machines for optimal screening performance.
Conduct passenger pat-downs and provide related advisements. Provide private and alarm
resolution screening measures when necessary. Provide lane monitoring and divesture

3. instructions to passengers entering checkpoint screening locations. Respond to all significant
security incidents by contacting appropriate authorities such as Transportation Security Manager,
Law Enforcement Officer etc. and write coinciding incident reports. Generate daily Performance
Management Information Systems (PMIS) report and daily shift summary report providing
detailed baggage, checkpoint, explosive detection system, and explosive trace detection and
officer staffing statistics. Perform Aviation Direct Access Screening Program (ADASP) duties
which include the screening of airport employees, vehicles and aircraft cabins at employee access
points, confiscation of prohibited items and record-keeping. Respond appropriately to passenger
complaints and personnel issues as they arise. Perform officer in charge (OIC) duties when
regular supervisor is absent including all administrative duties and acting as a liaison between
TSA and airline management.
1/2008 to 6/2010 - Master Behavior Detection Officer
Duties: Anticipate the composition of travelers associated with flights or other modes of
transportation, and their behaviors to be expected and assesses deviations from those behaviors.
Assess multiple individuals simultaneously and use defined methods to detect unusual behavior.
Use established factors to determine whether elevated suspicion exists that might indicate an
individual is involved in activities related to potential criminal or terrorist activities. Refers
individuals for additional screening through, casual conversation, selectee screening and/or LEO
intervention. Work with team members to assess passenger behavior and document the identified
behaviors as the basis for referrals. Perform pre-board security screening of persons, carry-on
and checked baggage. Contact and communicate with the appropriate law enforcement agency
(ex. Customs and Border Protection, Immigrations and Customs Enforcement) when a referral
elevates to a level where LEO intervention is necessary. Prepares incident reports when law
enforcement is involved. Create oral and visual presentations on the behavior detection program
and present unclassified material on the program to the screener body at my home airport.
XM Satellite Radio Inc., - 1500 Eckington Place NE, Washington, DC 20002-2194
06/2001 to 11/2002 - Network Operations Controller
Duties: Manage and maintain the health of a network of over 800 XM Satellite Radio repeaters
nationwide. Monitor repeater alarms and analyze the level of repair unit for each alarm.
Dispatch technicians to work on repeaters in the case of an outage or severe problem using
Remedy software. Provide field technicians working on XM repeaters with real-time technical
support. Create daily autopoll and alert reports providing the health status of all of XM's
repeaters nationwide. Provide performance monitoring and management, fault isolation and fault
management for the Uplink Delivery System, Uplink Management System and Uplink
Authorization System. Provide support to Broadcast Operations Controllers to maintain
uninterrupted audio playback for all channels and Program Associated Data for all music files.
Monitor and Verify RF links.
EDUCATION: St. Mary's College of Maryland, St. Mary's City, MD; 5/1997 Bachelor of Arts
in English & Philosophy, 3.13 GPA, 128 semester hours earned
University of Maryland University College; Adelphi, MD; 12/2000 Computer Information
Science, 4.0 GPA, 3 semester hours earned
Leonardtown High School; Leonardtown, MD; 1993; High School Diploma; 3.1 GPA
ADDITIONAL CERTIFICATES & SKILLS: Hawaiian Cement Forklift Certification -
2/2014, State of Hawaii Certified Substitute Teacher granted 4/2012, TSA Letter of
Commendation, TSA L3 X-ray certification, TSA Cooperative Problem-Solving training, TSA

4. COACH and ENGAGE training, TSA Advanced Behavior Detection training (micro-facial
recognition), TSA Behavior Detection Officer Certification, TSA On-Screen Alarm Resolution
Protocol Certification, TSA Aviation Direct-Access Screening Program Certification, TSA
Certificate of Appreciation FY '05, NASA Spacecraft Operations Console Certificate, NASA
Spacecraft Operations Shift-Lead Certificate, St. Mary's College Dean's List 1996/1997, Skills:
C++, UNIX, (both limited) TPOCC Systems Test and Operations Language, MS Windows
Operating Systems, Macintosh, MS Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Access, Outlook Express, Internet
Explorer, Netscape Communicator, Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome, Adobe Acrobat, Photoshop,
Remedy, SNMPc,
SECURITY CLEARANCES:
FBI background check & fingerprinting cleared by Hawaii Department of Education 2012
Department of Defense 2012; Level: Secret
Department of Homeland Security 2011 ; Level: Secret
INTERESTS: Competed in several dozens of running, swimming, cycling and triathlon events
from 2006-2011. Bicycle repair, home improvement, snorkeling.