Marcus Hamatake

About Marcus Hamatake

As a credentialed and skilled Operations Management Professional, leveraging over 10 years of diverse experience managing chemical operations and munitions in the positions of Control Room Operator, Start-up Operator, and Entry Support Area Tender, within the Pueblo Chemical Depot - one of the last two sites in the U.S. with chemical munitions and chemical materials, and for a major government contract agencies, I work in fast-paced, evolving, and critical time sensitive environment every day! Thinking on my feet, making critical decisions, and ensuring the health and safety of personnel, both internal and visiting Pueblo Chemical Depot is my primary responsibility. I am relied upon as a confident problem solver and decision maker in stressful, times-sensitive and physically constrained environments. Dedicated team member, with exceptional communication, interpersonal, multi-tasking and analytical skills.

Experience

1. Control Room Operator

   AECOM

   Mar 2015 — Present

   In this position, I direct operators maintaining strict control of all systems and ensure the safety of personnel entering and operating in diverse chemical-related, hazardous, and time-sensitive environments within Pueblo Chemical Depot. Pueblo Chemical Depot - one of only 2 sites left in the U.S. with chemical munitions and chemical materials.On a daily basis, I control and monitor the computer controlled process equipment associated with demilitarization of chemical weapons utilizing vertically mounted robotic disassembly equipment, to include: Projectile/Mortar Disassembly Machine, Munitions Washout Station, Metal Treatment Unit, and Off-gas Treatment System and/or agent neutralization batch process equipment and process support equipment (air compressors, chillers, Heating Ventilation Air Conditioning/Refrigeration (HVAC/R) systems, and pollution abatement equipment), for a chemical weapons storage site.