1. Clint Calip Jr.
23854 Mountain Laurel Ct. Murrieta, CA 92562
C: (910)554-7744 ~ E-Mail: ccalip74@yahoo.com
Summary
Environmental Technician with experience in team management, administrative accountability, and supply management.
Effectively manages staff and equipment. Highly motivated, effective communicator and problem solver who works well
with team members, and groups from diverse backgrounds.
Highlights
 Security Clearance
 Effective team leader
 Quick learner
 Organized
 Attention to detail
 Ownership over my work
 Hardworking
 Equipment maintenance
 Conflict resolution
 Administrative management
Experience
Cardno Lake Forest, CA- July 2014-Current
Environmental Technician
 Prepare Laboratory proper chain of custody paperwork.
 Prepared and shipped environmental samples to laboratories.
 Experience in ground water sampling , well gauging , NAPL bailing.
 Well development
 Low flow Sampling
 Worked with staff to support on-going projects and improvements.
 Knowledge and understanding ofequipment used to gather environmental samples.
 Operate light and heavy equipment including, but not limited to: pumps, generators, fork lifts, etc.
 Prepare and maintain necessary paperwork as required.
 Conducted oversight of sub – contractors on and off site for well destruction and hot paving.
 Experience in well vault installs, repairs, and removal.
 Assisted in setting up traffic control in the street to conduct various types of work.
 Conducted SVE vapor extraction of NAPL from wells that were contaminated.
 Conducted SVE vapor extraction systeminstallation undersupervision.
 Conducted pressure grouting.
Unites States Marine Corps, 3rd Light Armored Reconnaissance Battalion,29 Palms, CA - Aug 2011 – July 2014
Sergeant / Chief MotorVehicle Operator Dispatcher
 Provide direct supervision for 53+Marines
 Experience in Shipment/Transportation Planning
 Quality Control Inspectorfor tactical vehicles and equipment.
 Maintain administrative records on all dispatched equipment in accordance with the Marine Corps Orders
& Directives, as well as reviewing the MasterLog and trip tickets daily.
 Coordinated, supervised training, regularly conducted periods of instruction on various weapon systems
and tactical convoy operations.
 Provide control and oversight for all Tactical accounts and report the status ofthe accounts to the Motor
Transport Chief.

1ST Marine Division Road Master - Oct 2010 - Jul 2011
 Conduct all the proper paper work for all accidents, damage reports, mileage reports.
 Inspected 900+ tactical vehicles for off base movement and issued over 350 citations aboard MCAGCC,
29 Palms
 Drove 7,500+ accident or citation free miles as an off base movement escort.
 Conduct roadside safety inspections (check points), periodically to verify safe mechanical condition of
vehicles and operator’s compliance with rules and regulations governing current operational and
maintenance directives.

2.  Conduct command visits to unit motor transport facilities including dispatch offices to provide assistance
and training in all areas of Motor Transport operations.
MotorTransportation Chief, Camp Leatherneck Afghanistan - Oct 2009 - Sep 2010
 Receipted for 240 ISS MRAPs (CAT I 4X4), 24 ISS MRAP (CAT II 6x6), and 208 MATVs from the initial
issue point with a total worth of $249,000,000+.
 Successfully licensed 526 Marines on the M-ATV, MRAP CAT 1&2, ISS MRAP, HMMWV, and MTVR
while deployed to OEF 10.1.
 Assisted in the distribution of fielded tactical vehicles to subordinate units while deployed to OEF 10.1.
 Provided full accountability of 123 vehicles and assets.
 Updated status reports to reflect the maintenance readiness,status of the vehicles that are available.
7th Marines Safety & Hazmat Non Commissioned Officer, 7th Marines HQ Company - Apr 2006 - Sep 2009
 Instructorfor “Alive at 25” certified through the National Safety Council
 Maintain accountability of fuel keys, vehicle keys, and GME maintenance cards assigned to 7th Marines
Regiment.
 Inspected hazmat containment areas, and inventoried hazardous materials on hand, clean up spills
 Monitored proper storage,and disposalof Hazardous material.
Experience continued
9th Engineer Support Battalion Okinawa Japan Motor Vehicle Operator - Apr - 2004 - Mar 2006
 Operate motor transport tactical wheeled vehicles and equipment transporting passengers and cargo in
support of combat and garrison operations.I also performed crew/operator level maintenance and
maintained all associated tools and equipment for assigned vehicles and equipment to rated capacity of
which licensed to operate.
 Performed Preventive Maintenance Checks and Services on tactical vehicles.
 In charge of maintaining military tactical and commercial motor vehicles.
 Responsible for transporting resources,people, equipment and supplies.
Education
 Diploma - Hobart High School, Hobart, OK – 2003
Additional Training
 Forklift Training - 2015
 40 Hour HAZWOPER Training – 2014
 Hazardous Materials Transportation - 2014
 Hazardous Waste Accumulation Area – 2014
 Hazardous Waste Transportation - 2014
 Asbestos -2014
 Battery Storage - 2014
 Degreasing - Aqueous Solvent - 2014
 Hazardous Materials Consolidation Points (HCPs) - 2014
 California Environmental Protection Agency Fundamental InspectorCourse - Online Training - 2014
 National Association of Safety Professionals – 2014
 Safety Inspections Technician (SIT) - General Industry Certificate - 2014
 Hazard Analysis Technician (HAT) - General Industry Certificate - 2014
 Accident Investigation Technician (AIT) - General Industry Certificate - 2014
 Safety Auditor Certification (SAC) - General Industry Certificate - 2014
 Commercial Driver License Training - California Career School Twentynine Palms, CA - 2013
 Collateral Duty Safety Officer Course Twentynine Palms, CA - 2008
 Motor Transport Career Camp Lejeune, NC - 2008
 Military Driver Motor Vehicle Operator, Fort Leonard Wood,MI - 2004
Awards
 2-Navy & Marine Corps Achievement Medals
 3-Marine Corps Good Conduct Medals

3.  National Defense Service Medal
 2-Iraq Campaign Medal
 5-Sea Service Deployment
 Letter of Appreciation
 Presidential Unit Citation-Navy
 NATO Medal-ISAF Afghanistan
 Global War on Terrorism Service Medal
 3-Afghanistan Campaign Medal