CRISTIAN MAZARIEGOS

Professional Summary E: cmaza04@gmail.com

Experienced and dedicated first year educator with 18 years of military background P: (928) 287-3167
who is committed to motivate and help students excel their leadership skills while A: 4410 W. 25th Pl.
creating effective communication. Yuma, AZ 85364

Core Qualifications Education

• Lesson planning
• Differentiated instruction
• Team Building/Collaboration
Work History
• Classroom management
Arizona State University
• Effective listening
Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College
• Leadership
May 2020 | Yuma, AZ
Bachelor of Education: History
BAE

Ground Safety Manager Arizona Western College

Naval Weapons Station Seal Beach, CA May 2018 | Yuma, AZ
October 2014 – June 2016 Associate of Arts: History
• Identify, define and assess safety issues, problems and needs, and bringing the
issues to the attention of the Supervisor.
• Distribute safety information to Supervisors and employees in conjunction with Certifications
monthly safety committee meetings. • CPR Instructor
• Conduct monthly, quarterly, and yearly safety inspections. • 10-hour OSHA Training
• Provide Safety trainings that include Safe Driving, CPR, Risk Management,
Hearing Conservation, and Ergonomics Training.
• Track mileage and maintenance reports for 300 GSA Fleet Vehicles and submit
yearly reports to headquarters.
• Conduct weekly staff briefs.
• Coordinate with Maintenance Officer to allocate funds to help maintain and
operate over 300 vehicles spread through-out five units and three states.
• In charge of training and licensing of all unit tactical vehicles for Active and
Reservist Marines.
• Volunteering with Toys for Tots Program with the collection and distribution
of toys in the County of Orange CA.

Substance Abuse Counselor

Camp Pendleton, CA
September 2013 – October 2014
• Provide substance abuse education and prevention.
• Assist the Commanding Officer on substance abuse related matters.
• Coordinate the collection of data from point of origin; participate in the
preprocessing of data to locate missing information and to make corrections as
necessary.
• Providing physical control of research materials, filling reports, preparing
correspondence, compiling statistics.
 Motor Transport Maintenance Officer
Camp Pendleton, CA
July 2012 – August 2013
• Supervise the maintenance, repair, and inspection of motor transport vehicles,
and directs the activities of assigned enlisted personnel in a motor transport
repair ship or facility.
• Assists the motor transport maintenance office in all duties and tasks.

Motor Transport Maintenance Officer

Camp Pendleton, CA
May 2009 – June 2012
• Maintain reports required for systematic recruiting.
• Establish liaison with educational authorities and other civilian agencies.
• Educate prospective applicants about the Marine Corps which include job
opportunities, regulations, enlistment programs, and assignment locations.
• Screen each applicant to determine eligibility relative to physical defects, moral
character, criminal involvement, age, drug abuse, satisfactory prior service,
citizenship, education, and dependency.
• Arrange public broadcasting of recruiting programs and provides publicity
material about the Marine Corps.

Training

Ground Safety Manager, February 2015

The course content included OSHA background; Marine Corps and OSHA
Standards (29 CFR 1910); personal protective equipment; hazardous materials;
industrial hygiene programs; recreation and off-duty safety; workplace hazard
recognition; safety assessments; risk management; mishap investigation and
reporting procedures; and motor vehicle and traffic safety programs

Marine Corps Basic Recruiters Course, March 2009

The course explained how to apply communication principles to recruiting and
marketing of prospective personnel; utilize presentation and sales techniques
effectively; demonstrate public speaking skills; and assist in effective recruitment
practices.

Marine Corps Sergeants Leadership Course, April 2008

The course trained Staff NCO’s about small level leadership, perform instructional
class presentations, counsel and administer personnel, communicate orally and in
writing.

Marine Corps Corporals Course, November 2002

The course explained how to articulate one’s thoughts in both oral and written
communication and understand the standards of leadership traits, principles and
.
fundamentals.