SPC(P) Jay Heenan

Army | Food Safety Inspector

Dates of Service: no date specified

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Jun 87
1987
1989
Dec 07

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Bio

I first joined the military in 1987, as a Combat Engineer. I served three years and ETS'd. I was recalled in January 1991 for Operation Desert Storm. Again I ETS'd. I came back into the military again in 2006 as a Veterinary Food Inspection Specialist. I just finished my MEB process and on 12 June I will officially be a Disable Veteran. I spent 16 years in between enlistments. Almost 10 of those years, I spent as a R&D Designer. I was blessed to be able to design Mechanical Seals, Industrial filtration Systems and even Medical devices. I am looking forward to entering that field again.

Military Experiences

Sep 2013 - Jun 2015

Food Inspection Section NCOIC

JBLM (Fort Lewis), PHCD-WESPAC, USAPHC, MEDCOM | Joint Base Lewis-McChord (JBLM), WA

I was a Section NCOIC, responsible for my Soldiers and meeting daily, weekly and monthly food mission and ensuring food safety and food defense for everyone who works and shops on McChord Field. I was also tasked to complete monthly Prime Vendor Destination Audits when required.

Sep 2010 - Sep 2013

NCOIC

PHCD-CENPAC, USAPHC, MEDCOM | Hawaii

I was a Section NCOIC, responsible for meeting daily, weekly and monthly food missions. Ensuring food safety and food defense for everyone who shops and eats and shops Pearl Harbor Commissary, Ft. Shafter, Kaneohe Bay and the Hale Koa Hotel. I also did Prime Vendor Destination Audits.

Apr 2007 - Sep 2010

NCOIC

PHCD-NE, PHCR-Europe, USAPHC, MEDCOM | Tobyhanna Army Depot, PA

I was a Section NCOIC, responsible for my Soldiers and meeting daily, weekly and monthly food missions. Ensuring food safety and food defense for everyone who shops on Tobyhanna Army Depot. I was almost two hours away from 'the flagpole' and had to solve problems, make decisions and learn without a lot of guidance. My boss had a 'hands off' approach to mentorship.

Jan 1991 - Apr 1991

Combat Engineer

Sapper Leadership Course | Fort Leonard Wood, MO

I was recalled for Desert Storm from IRR. Recieved a little blue western union telegram told me to report to Ft. Leonard Wood. We were all divided up from wheeled, Mechanized and light. Well I thought that light sounded the coolest, so I went with those guys. I didn't have to deploy, they took the wheeled and mechanized guys instead. The 'light' guys were given to the Sapper Leadership Course instructors, who provided training.

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