Mark Keller
About Mark Keller
Mark Keller is a Security Analyst and Loss Prevention Technician at Navistar Inc, where he has worked since 2018. He has a background in emergency response and training, having previously served as an Adjunct Fire Instructor and a Medical Service Specialist in the U.S. Air Force.
Work at Navistar
Currently, Mark Keller holds the position of Security Analyst/Loss Prevention Technician at Navistar Inc, a role he has occupied since 2018. Based in Springfield, Ohio, he is responsible for implementing security measures and loss prevention strategies within the organization. His duties include providing training on various safety protocols such as the Corporate Bloodborne Pathogen Program, Hazardous Materials Awareness, Incipient Firefighting, Confined Space Rescue, and Medical Response tactics. Additionally, he serves as the facility locksmith, managing the installation of Best lock cores and creating corresponding keys.
Education and Expertise
Mark Keller studied at American InterContinental University, where he focused on Business Management with an emphasis on Human Resources. He earned an Associate of Arts (A.A.) degree, which provided him with foundational knowledge in management principles and human resource practices. This educational background supports his current role in security analysis and loss prevention, where understanding organizational dynamics and human behavior is essential.
Background in Fire Instruction
From 2007 to 2014, Mark Keller served as an Adjunct Fire Instructor at Clark State Community College for a total of seven years. In this role, he contributed to the education and training of students in fire safety and emergency response. He developed an emergency alert system designed to dispatch responders and track their responses on a monthly and annual basis, enhancing the college's emergency preparedness protocols.
Experience in Medical Services
Mark Keller has a background in medical services, having served as a Medical Service Specialist EMT in the United States Air Force from 1988 to 1992. This four-year experience provided him with essential skills in emergency medical response and patient care, which are valuable in his current role in security and loss prevention.