SIMON A. BRADSHAW

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OBJECTIVE: To obtain employment as an Avionics / Electrical Technician and provide the best quality job performance to enhance the future growth of your company.

SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS

Over 19 years’ experience as an Aircraft Avionics / Electrical Technician

Over 2 years’ experience in Production Control

Federal Communications Commission (FCC) License

Total Army Instructor

SECRET Security Clearance

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Aircraft Component Repair Supervisor

U.S. Army, Fort Carson, CO 2014-Present

Supervises aircraft component repair and technical inspection activities on twenty-four UH60 helicopters. Determine man-hours, personnel, parts and facility requirements to repair aircraft components and associated equipment with a 30 member maintenance team. Supervise the maintenance program that includes avionics repair technical training, complacency to operational policy, directives, technical manuals and work standards procedures. Prepare evaluations, special reports and records pertaining to aircraft component repair activities, recommend and administers plan and polices. Maintain supply economy and discipline.

Company Manager

U.S. Army, Fort Lewis, WA 2013-2014

Managed and Supervised 132 personnel on a daily bases by providing training on perishable skills, career development, transitional preparation to the civilian world and various military schools. Set work priorities and organizational goals in support of 212 forward deployed personnel and rear detachment element include family members. Enforced all policies, standard, direct force protection and sustainment operations to foster a safe and healthy work environment. Planned and coordinated security measures and maintenance care on 28 buildings worth over $30M.

Team Supervisor

U.S. Army, Fort Lewis, WA 2011-2013

Supervised 30 personnel in various job descriptions in an observation helicopter (OH-58) maintenance unit that is the administrative, logistical, quality assurance, maintenance operations and training hubs for the unit. Providing personnel and family care, morale, training, counseling, mentorship, and career development ensuring overall mission success for the soldiers and the unit. Accountable for tool, equipment, and vehicles worth over $2M without loss or damage.

Production Control Manager

U.S. Army, Schofield Barracks, HI 2008-2011

Coordinated the phase maintenance program on twenty-seven UH-60 and thirty OH-58 helicopters. Tracked and submitted aircraft daily status to the Brigade Aviation Maintenance Office, assigned priorities of work regarding scheduled and unscheduled aircraft maintenance. Submit monthly reports on aircraft maintenance, parts, personnel, and equipment shortages that have a direct effect on the maintenance to the Department of the Army. Provided training, counseling, career development, care and morale to seven personnel.

Senior Small Group Leader

U.S. Army, NCO Academy, Schofield Barracks, HI 2005-2008

Professionally developed and conducted small group instructions to over 5,460 future Army leaders through supervision, counseling and academic evaluation reports. Execute program of instruction in accordance with credited Army training and regulations branch guidelines. Selected as a Senior Small Group Leader as a Staff Sergeant in 2005, a position held by a Sergeant First Class. Developed and integrated a training matrix to facilitate, 12 tactical lanes used for training and evaluation as a required course curriculum in 2006. Selected as Chief of Training for class 009 in 2007 due to superb leadership skills. Played a vital role in the Non-Commissioned Officer Academy earning the title of “Institute of excellence” during its Accreditation evaluation in 2007.

Aircraft Avionics / Electrician Section Leader

U.S. Army, Ft Campbell, KY 2003-2005

Maintained operational status to modified special operation MH/AH-6 aircraft by performing detailed technical inspections. Troubleshoot using schematics and wiring diagrams, repaired, replaced, installed avionics and electrical components to faulty systems when needed. Coordinated and planned avionics support for special operations deployments. Managed critical parts, tools and shop equipment valued at $5M on a daily basis along with deployable assists worth 1.5M without loss.

EDUCATION AND TRAINING

Completed Aircraft Electrician Course (6 Jun 94 - 28 Oct 94)

PACE Incorporated- Training in Electronic Assembly and Repair Technology (23 Jul 99)

Completed Aircraft Electrician Repair Supervisor Course (17 Aug 99 - 22 Oct 99)

Completed Aircraft Component Repairer Supervisor Course (25 May 06 – 03 August 06)

Company Commander / First Sergeant Pre Command Course (9 Nov 2012)

Rear Detachment Larder’s Training Course (1 Aug 2013)

80 Hours Sexual Harassment / Assault Response and Prevention Course (9 Mar 2012)

Bachelors of Science / Business Administration in Contract Management (Trident University online) Graduation expected 24 Dec 2017

AWARDS AND DECORATIONS

Meritorious Service Medal (2) Army Commendation Medal (7)

Army Achievement Medal (2) Good Conduct Medals (6)

Army Reserve Component Achievement Medal Humanitarian Service Medal

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