Lee Johnston
About Lee Johnston
Lee Johnston is a Clerk at the Government of Canada with 27 years of experience, currently based in Surrey, British Columbia. He has held various roles in government, including Instructor and Unit Training NCO, and he specializes in firearm qualifications and use of force training.
Current Role at Government of Canada
Lee Johnston currently serves as a Clerk at the Government of Canada, a position held since 1997. With 27 years of experience in this role, Johnston operates out of Surrey, British Columbia. In addition to clerical duties, Johnston conducts required firearm qualifications and use of force recertification as part of the responsibilities associated with this position.
Instructor Experience at Government
Lee Johnston has extensive experience as an Instructor within the Government of Canada. Johnston began this role in 2006 and has continued for a total of 10 years until 2016, and has resumed this position since 2016 for an additional 8 years. Based in Ottawa, Johnston serves as a mentor and trainer for instructor candidates, focusing on firearms and use of force training.
Previous Government Positions
Prior to current roles, Lee Johnston held several positions within the Government of Canada. Johnston worked as a Driver for three months in 2005 in the Vancouver area and served as a Unit Training NCO for one year from 2005 to 2006 in the same region. Additionally, Johnston was employed as a Secret Squirrel from 2002 to 2004, contributing to various operational functions.
Firearm Training and Mentorship
In the capacity of an Instructor, Lee Johnston is actively involved in conducting firearm qualifications and use of force recertification. This role includes mentoring and training new instructor candidates, ensuring they meet the necessary standards and competencies in firearms training and operational readiness.