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design documents for renovation, new barracks, high voltage and lighting
utilities and ordnance lightning protection.

As a Staff Engineer at Naval Facilities HQ, Alexandria, Va., I reviewed and
edited electrical construction standards for buildings, energy management, and
airfield integrated systems. I coordinated with NAVAIR and NAVSHIPS to

resolve radar system damage from harmonics. I found solutions to harmonics
damage to user systems due to high voltage/high frequency distribution
voltage system design.

I served as a Staff Engineer with Army Engineers Medical Facilities,
Washington D.C., and Hayfield, Va., where I reviewed and edited design
documents for military services clinics, hospitals and medical centers

worldwide. I conducted review of value and cost studies and contributed to
unified services medical facilities design criteria. I also conducted project site
and construction inspection for adequacy and safety. As an Assistant Team

Leader at the Census Bureau, Landover, Md., I filed verified address
locations.

Throughout my career, I positively impacted the public by utilizing

professional education and training, and experience to ensure highest quality
and technical excellence of projects, to include energy and cost efficiencies,
while meeting safety codes. I contributed to improvement of medical services
for our military and their families. I earned numerous commendations for my

service.

I am John Munns and I served in the Department of Defense / Department of
the Army. As an internal auditor, I analyzed systems such as administrative
and accounting systems, and weapon systems, among others. My colleagues
and I did not conduct audits of individuals. With the exception of contractors,

we had little contact with individuals outside of the U.S. Government. For
every audit, we reviewed management controls that safeguarded the assets of
the U.S. Government and we made recommendations for improvement to

management. An example of one audit that we performed was when a local
newspaper reported sensitive items missing from the Army and that the items
were on the street. We found that controls were weak and made
recommendations, which were adopted, reassuring the community that the

streets of the town were safe.

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