Jeffery Waldron

Secured open-deck cargo as a life-safety risk; built containment plans and halted movement to rework unsafe packaging (e.g., masonry/brick required mesh wrap or full tarps to ensure projectile risk mitigation)

• Performed required re-inspections (initial 50-mile, then every 3 hours/150 miles); corrected strap stretch, binder creep, and tarp lift
• Maintained chain of custody for high-value loads; recorded seals, documented handoffs, and logged exceptions
• Verified dock/yard access: matched IDs, BOLs, pickup numbers, and dock assignments; refused mismatched paperwork; practiced OPSEC and chose secure parking
• Monitored ELD/GPS for anomalies and escalated to safety/operations; rerouted to avoid outages and risk corridors
• Executed incident protocol: stop → secure → document (time-stamped photos) → notify → rework → return to service
• Verified sanitized reefer trailers before loading (washout receipt, odor-free visual) with time-stamped photos
• Enforced no cross-contamination: never mixed raw protein with produce; required barriers/liners; rejected any leak or spill
• Pre-cooled trailer; matched set-point to commodity; validated pulp temperatures at pickup and delivery
• Maintained cold chain: monitored reefer alarms (temp drift, door, low fuel), performed corrective actions, and escalated when needed
• Preserved reefer data logs/recorder charts and attached to paperwork for FSMA/HACCP audits and claims support
• Protected airflow integrity: kept air chutes/returns unobstructed; used load patterns and load bars to prevent blockage.

• Supported HUMINT, Counterintelligence, and LLVI teams operating across 25 remote sites (≈250 personnel); kept comms, IT, sensors, weapons, and vehicles mission-ready
• Ran end-to-end logistics: demand planning, ordering, asset tracking, and movement; enforced strict accountability for sensitive/mission-critical equipment
• Coordinated rotary-wing and ground resupply under hostile conditions; flew on missions to deliver gear and maintain chain of custody.
• Prioritized shipments with team leads and S2/ops based on operational urgency to prevent outages and sustain 24/7 collection/analysis.
• Resolved break/fix escalations for secure communications gear, antennas, laptops/data systems, and power under tight timelines.
• Maintained security posture on movement—ready to transition from logistics to force-protection as required.
• Asset management & accountability → CMDB hygiene, hardware lifecycle, sensitive-item controls.
• Continuity under pressure → IR logistics, priority triage, “no-downtime” mentality.
• Chain of custody & access control → secure handling of credentials, media, and devices.
• Comms/IT resupply → practical familiarity with networks, radios, and endpoint readiness.
• 2011 Afghanistan: sustained HUMINT/CI/LLVI teams whose collection supported the U.S. mission culminating in the raid on Osama bin Laden; ensured secure comms, data systems, and rotary-wing resupply across 25 sites.
• Held security clearance (details available on request).