Training Manager

Earl Bradley Phillips

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Smithville, Texas 78957

Mobile: 850-***-****

Email: ***********@*****.***

AVAILABILITY Job Type: Permanent

Work Schedule: Full Time

WORK EXPERIENCE 623 AOC 11/2010 Present

Ft. Walton Beach, Florida US

Grade Level: GS12

Salary: 68,809 USD Per Year

Hours per week: 40

Mission Information Manager, 2210

Current Top Secret Security Clearance

Completed MIM Initial Qualification Training (MIMIQT) on 02/18/2011.

Implement, support, analyze, design, and test a variety of Information Technology (IT) activities, with

the emphasis on Command, Control, Communications, Computers and Intelligence for the warrior

(C4IFTW) systems.

Provide C4IFTW information systems, applications, technology, and process expertise to support

group, squadron, SOF air/ground detachment, and element operations.

Help develop system, application, new technology, and process requirements within integrated

systems designs to manage complex data, streamline support, and maximize key operations

information flow.

Analyze complex operational and tactical processes and/or a variety of unusual problems, questions,

or conditions relative to develop and employ command, control, and mission information, processes,

and systems (C2MIPS) in order to support related mission activities.

Ensure integrity and security of systems and equipment, modify and adapt precedent solutions to

unique or specialized requirements, and establish controls for data privacy and security in

management information systems.

Upgrade, expand, and/or modify programs in response to operational and end user requirements.

Provide formal or informal training for subject matter specialists and support personnel.

Develop and implement standard procedures to ensure systems and databases are continually up to

date with the most current and applicable software versions, patches, and information available to

support operations at home station and at forward operating locations. Resolve equipment and

software compatibility questions. Keep abreast of emerging technologies to predict future

management information systems needs.

Perform required testing, troubleshoot, and correct system and application software discrepancies.

Work with other applications developers to isolate and solve design problems encountered during test

and implementation stages.

Manage mission knowledge, information, and situational awareness processes and systems for

operational and tactical operating centers and units.

Develop and manage mission information presentations for operating centers. Provide and implement

methods and tools to fuse and present relevant mission information, drawn from key systems and

network services.

Operations Superintendent/1st Sgt

Active TS clearance I have experience as an Operations Superintendent and manager of people and

resources. I managed over 122 personnel spanning seven different functional specialties on flight and

ground operations. This required me to have excellent communication skills both orally and in writing.

In my role as Operations Superintendent I managed the squadron’s $29.6M flying hour program for

nine aircraft totaling more than 3,954 flying hours annually. As Ops Super I was the expert for

missions, roles, functions, organizational structure, and operations in the military organization. In

addition I was responsible for organizing, planning and managing daily flying operations and advising

unit leadership on the status of our capabilities and coordinating with the unit training staff to achieve

the training to fulfill our wartime commitments. I periodically analyzed the health of the unit with

quantitative/qualitative metrics to measure effectiveness/efficiency of local training operations and

planned and adjusted work operations to meet requirements to ensure mission ready aircrew training

objectives were met. I advised the commander and Ops officer orally and in writing and

clearly/concisely established scenarios ensuring that training was achieved with the highest technical

accuracy. As Ops Super I was responsible for being knowledgeable of Department of Transportation

System and AAC aerial port functions as well as knowledge of the organization, programs, missions,

and functions to develop the most comprehensive courses that met the needs of the directorate. I am

skilled in the ability to read, comprehend and use AFIs, DoD/DOT regulations/instructions and the

ability to recognize and deter events that can lead to aircraft departure delays and/or safety incidents

and prevent them. I worked with the aerial port to coordinate/establish load plans for hazardous

and/or explosive cargo and reviewed/approved compatibility for HAZMAT aboard transport aircraft. I

established working relationships with aerial port to train/certify personnel in HAZMAT/cargo build up

for deployment operations/exercises. Managing a transport aircraft unit has given me the

knowledge/ability to plan and organize material to provide adequate, clear and complete coverage of

the subject matter needed to provide training to personnel to the highest standards for all facets of

cargo movement. I am also experienced as a First Sergeant requiring a strong knowledge of the laws,

regulations and requirements to manage personnel and deal with personal problems as well as legal

issues. I regularly dealt with multiple agencies of the installation and community such as law

enforcement, local merchants, and Air Force legal. I provided leadership, mentoring, career

guidance/counseling to the unit and advised the commander on legal issues and corrective actions.

This required me to have the ability to communicate, both orally and in writing, clearly, concisely, and

with technical accuracy.

Technical Training Instructor

I am an experienced technical training instructor. I instructed the Enlisted Aircrew Undergraduate

Course and the Basic Loadmaster Course. During my time as a training instructor I was responsible

for and required to 1. Demonstrate knowledge of the major principles of teaching, teaching strategies,

learning theory, evaluation techniques, classroom management, student differences, and counseling.

2. Apply the fundamental principles of effective curriculum development, including planning and

developing student centered learning objectives, lesson plans, test and evaluation instruments, and

multi media instructional aides. 3. Prepare and manage the classroom environment, integrate

technology into the learning process utilizing computers for educating and training, and match

instructional tools and resources to satisfy instructional needs. 4. Apply the principles, techniques,

and methods of instruction in a safe and effective learning environment. 5. Effectively evaluate and

analyze student learning outcomes in support of curriculum improvement and development. 6.

Provide feedback and academic counseling to students using a variety of formal and informal

assessments. 7. Demonstrate subject matter proficiency in a discipline applicable to a CCAF

associate in applied science degree program of Instructor of Technologies and Military Science. In

addition to the above responsibilities, I screened more than 1200 Enlisted Aircrew Undergraduates

annually; for attitude, aptitude, and motivation; presented formal classroom instruction and provided

mentorship to candidate enlisted aircrew members. I conducted formal and informal student

counseling, coordinated administrative packages for student graduations, eliminations, and

probationary continuations. I developed, reviewed, and updated student study guides, workbooks,

audiovisual training aids and courseware content for accuracy and currency. I trained and mentored

new instructors through practicum by utilizing approved course qualification material. I conducted

more than 336 instructional hours annually producing invaluable ready assets for immediate use in

the field, eliminated more than 110 candidates over three years who lacked the aptitude for

demanding aircrew skill set and saved the Air Force $55M in training costs..

Community College of the Air Force

EDUCATION

Montgomery, Alabama US

Associate Degree 1/2001

Major: Instructor Technologies and Military Science

Relevant Coursework, Licensures and Certifications:

The goal of the CCAF Instructor of Technology and Military

Science Degree Program is to prepare graduates for challenging and meaningful

careers in the vocational, occupational, and community college teaching professions.

Students learn and apply the fundamental principles of effective teaching enabling them to plan,

develop, administer and evaluate learning experiences that meet the diverse needs of adult learners.

The program requires completion of an approved instructional methodology course and a CCAF

teaching internship. Students experience optimal intellectual growth and professional development

building a solid foundation for graduates to pursue community college and vocational/occupational

teacher

certification.

Community College of the Air Force

Montgomery, Alabama US

Associate Degree 1/2000

Major: Aviation Operations

Relevant Coursework, Licensures and Certifications:

The goal of the CCAF Aviation Operations Degree Program is to

prepare graduates for successful careers in the aviation arena. This program is designed to equip

students with the fundamental skills necessary to function as part of a crew by using effective crew

resource management, operating aircraft systems, and providing for passenger safety and comfort.

The program is designed to develop effective leaders of our most valued resource our people and

cultivate managers of complex systems, processes, and technologies essential to the Air Force and

our Nation.

1. Prepare and maintain forms, records and documentation associated with aviation operations.

2. Effectively communicate with crewmembers and outside organizations.

3. Utilize appropriate ground support and material handling equipment to

accomplish safe ground operations.

4. Demonstrate a thorough understanding of mechanical, hydraulic, electrical, and pneumatic

systems and how they apply in flight.

5. Perform emergency procedures on ground and in flight.

6. Conduct pre flight, in flight, and post flight inspections of related aircraft systems.

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