Kim L. Campbell

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Abilene TX. 79606

Home Phone 325-***-****

Cell Phone 325-***-****

Email abjc3g@r.postjobfree.com

QUALIFICATIONS

Aircraft Armament Systems professional with over 26 years experience in the U.S. Air Force in all aspects

of aircraft armament systems maintenance. Supervised, managed and trained personnel on operations of

assorted military aircraft, including safety and reliability of all work related items. Skilled leader in systems

troubleshooting as well as tool, support and test equipment management. Consistently selected for many

challenging assignments requiring strong personnel leadership, management, technical guidance and

critical planning qualities. Highly proficient in Microsoft Office computer applications including; Outlook,

PowerPoint, Word, and Excel. Possesses a Secret security clearance.

PROFESSIONAL HISTORY

Squadron Program Manager, Dyess AFB Abilene TX 2009-Present

Managed Ground, Weapons safety, Hazmat and Facility programs. Verify safety of equipment and job

Work environment, maintain safety and documentation records MSD’s for 115 personnel. Supply, operate

And Maintain personal protective equipment. Inspect and evaluate environmental hazards for radiation,

Chemical and biological hazards and excessive noise. Responsible for 88,000 Sq Ft maintenance facility.

Plan, schedule and coordinate general maintenance, major repairs, and Remolding of construction

Projects. Maintain facility heating, cooling and fire suppression systems. Manage facility Cleaning contract

team.

Weapons Section Chief, Dyess AFB Abilene TX 2006-2009

Directly responsible for the leadership, supervision and training of 110 armament maintenance

technicians. Responsible for all maintenance and loading operations for 36 B-1 aircraft and associated

equipment valued at over $10 billion. Directs and controls all weapons related operations during aircraft

generations. Selects personnel for load crew positions based on ability and temperament. Plans,

develops, implements and controls all weapons load crew training and armament system maintenance to

meet the daily flying commitment. Schedules and monitors all work requirements and shift schedules.

Conducts recurring and ancillary training as required. Manages the weapons flight Consolidated Tool Kit

(CTK) program including quarterly inspections and scheduling of CTK trailer maintenance. Verifies

compliance with all technical orders. Provides career counseling and manages professional development

of section personnel.

Loading Standardization Team Chief, Dyess AFB Abilene TX 2001-2006

Managed $12.4 million worth of weapons load crew training facilities and equipment. Supervises 21

Weapons Standardization (WS) personnel and responsible to train, qualify and certify the wing's 125

weapons load crew members on loading the unit's committed munitions. Sets standards, develops local

policies and procedures and interprets all technical data governing the weapons standardization and

maintenance programs. Schedules weapons academics, initial certification loads, minimum proficiency

requirement loads, quarterly evaluations and practical training with squadron weapon's section chiefs and

resolves scheduling conflicts as required. Forecasts annual training munitions allocations for load crew

and sortie generation activities. Ensures tools and operating supplies are available to support all

weapons load crew training requirements.

B-1 Weapons Expediter, Dyess AFB Abilene TX 1995~2001

Lead and direct 100 personnel and the daily flight line weapons loading and armament systems

maintenance operations on 36 B-1 aircraft valued at over $10.2 billion. Enforces standards, policies and

procedures to accomplish scheduled and unscheduled maintenance. Reviews daily maintenance and

flying schedules, prioritizes, overseas, tracks and documents all maintenance actions. Controls and

monitors the weapons loading portion of aircraft generations and provides liaison support between the

wing maintenance operations center and munitions production section. Coordinates with outside

agencies to ensure adequate support for the daily flying and maintenance schedule, including munitions

delivery and equipment positioning to meet mission requirements. Uses the Integrated Maintenance Data

System to research parts and document work. Performs production and immediately-prior-to-launch

inspections on completed aircraft maintenance. Provides technical assistance to crews as required for

maintenance repairs of aircraft wiring systems.

F-16 Quality Assurance Inspector, Osan AFB Korea 1994~1995

Was directly responsible for safe equipment operation, quality of training, and quality of work

accomplished. Identifies and analyzes problem areas in order to increase reliability, maintainability, and

combat capability. Performs quality verification and special assessments. Primary squadron advisor for

technical research, training of assessors, accident/incident reports, and weekly squadron Quality

Assurance Program strategy meetings. Ensures proper documentation of aircraft and equipment records.

Reviews time compliance technical orders for accuracy, availability of parts and resources, and

applicability. Performs inspections on key and routine maintenance tasks to determine weapon system

and equipment condition and personnel proficiency.

Weapons Crew Chief, Grand Forks AFB North Dakota 1989-1994

Supervised and directed crew members in the loading and unloading of munitions and maintenance on

B-1 weapons system

Weapons Crew Member, Grand Forks AFB North Dakota 1985~1989

Work as a team to operated and monitored test equipment to check and troubleshoot malfunctions of

weapons release systems. Prepare, handles, loads and unload conventional munitions.

EDUCATION

Advanced Supervisory/Management Course,

Intermediate Leadership/Supervisory Development Course,

Air Force Technical order system FTD

Aircraft Armament Systems Specialist course

Maintenance intergraded data access system course

Aircraft Armament system introduction troubleshooting/maintenance course

Aircraft Armament system Advance troubleshooting/maintenance course

Quality Assessor introductory course

Core Automated Maintenance system operator’s course

Community College of the Air Force, 72 hours, Aircraft Armament Systems

Journeymen Electrician course

Apprentice Electrician License

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