Nihad Oudha

Senior Coordinator at Al-Hurea Security Services
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(386) 825-5501
Location
Baghdad, Baghdad Governorate, Iraq, IQ

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Experience

    • Iraq
    • Security and Investigations
    • 1 - 100 Employee
    • Senior Coordinator
      • Sep 2023 - Present

      General projects coordinator,Iraq General projects coordinator,Iraq

    • United States
    • Defense and Space Manufacturing
    • 400 - 500 Employee
    • Base Defense compliance interpreter
      • Sep 2018 - Jan 2023

      Documents and oral translations and I was part of the day shift team in conducting the daily evaluation trained tasks (about 40 tasks) for the Iraqi Air Force located in the base (Flight Line, Towers, Quick Reaction Forces and All ECPs in the base). Maintained a fine relationship with the Iraqi Air Force battalion at all levels, which helped to keep clear channel of communication to achieve the great principal ONE TEAM ONE FIGHT. Documents and oral translations and I was part of the day shift team in conducting the daily evaluation trained tasks (about 40 tasks) for the Iraqi Air Force located in the base (Flight Line, Towers, Quick Reaction Forces and All ECPs in the base). Maintained a fine relationship with the Iraqi Air Force battalion at all levels, which helped to keep clear channel of communication to achieve the great principal ONE TEAM ONE FIGHT.

    • Site Manager
      • May 2016 - May 2017

      Supervised more than 70 employees by scheduling their working hours, provide all life support on base for them i.e. (Food, Transportation, coordinating with I.A check points- Intel Office, command post - and maintaining all facilities on camp by keeping them ready at all times) Supervised more than 70 employees by scheduling their working hours, provide all life support on base for them i.e. (Food, Transportation, coordinating with I.A check points- Intel Office, command post - and maintaining all facilities on camp by keeping them ready at all times)

    • Defense and Space Manufacturing
    • 700 & Above Employee
    • Abrams Instructor Assistant and Translator-Fire Control System
      • Sep 2011 - May 2016

      My role was to do documental and verbal translations, I started in this training program from basic learning to get familiarized with the battle tank M1A1SA parts, terms and functions, after a few months I was moved up to a higher-level section within the training and maintenance of the tank in fire control sections\the D.S.E.S.T.S "Direct Support Electrical Test Set" and became an instructor assistant giving lectures to the 9th Division soldiers of the Iraqi army and E.M.E (Iraqi Electrical and Mechanical Engineers). Fire Control Instructor Assistant; while as an instructor assistant, my task was to receive the information from the instructor and translate it into a written manner and interpret it to the students at the same time. I was directly involved in setting up the courses taught from its’ introduction throughout each level of advancement of the course which included translating all terms, names of components and procedures for troubleshooting and repair of the fire control systems with in the M1A1 SA battle tank from English to Arabic in a comprehensive manner for the Iraqi Army Soldiers. My role in building and conducting these courses led to the success of more than %90 average score for each class taught. After 2014 accident with ISIS taking over one third of Iraq, the ISF started opening war against terror and lost almost all the M1A1SA battle tank ninth division tanks, so GDLS/NFC pushed things around to start maintenance to dozens of terror damaged tanks, so I was an essential team player at the capacity of DSESTS operator for two years at Almuthana Air Base in Baghdad. Show less

    • United States
    • Armed Forces
    • 700 & Above Employee
    • English-Arabic Translator/Cultural Advisor
      • Apr 2003 - Aug 2011

      Worked as a translator and interpreter for the civil affairs and PRT team that was a part of the USF in Iraq, Diyala province. My role was to interpret oral conversations and translate written documentations from English to Arabic and vice versa, the civil affairs team major target was to help establishing strong government infrastructure in Diyala province by holding meetings which led to make Diyala and Baqubah city a better city considering services and security conditions. I played the role of a cultural advisor and linguist at the same time to maximize the overall mission success and minimize the chances of misunderstanding between local leaders and US Armed forces in the area and eventually eliminate hostile activity and win their trust. Show less

Education

  • Alyarmouk University College
    Bachelor's degree, English Language and Literature/Letters
    2001 - 2005

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