Mark DuLac

Email: aboqum@r.postjobfree.com

Address: ** ******** ***

City: Shalimar

State: FL

Zip: 32579

Country: USA

Phone: 850-***-****

Skill Level: Management

Salary Range: 70

Willing to Relocate

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Mark D. Du Lac

16 Magnolia AVE, Shalimar, FL 32579

H/P 850-***-**** . aboqum@r.postjobfree.com

WEAPONS LOADING TEAM LEADER AND AIRCRAFT OPERATIONS

Active Secret Security Clearance . Experienced Aircraft Armament Systems Specialist

Highly experienced Weapons Loader with strengths in flight line operations, on equipment maintenance, troubleshooting, back shop repair, maintaining, loading/downloading munitions and AME equipment on six different Air Force airframes over a twenty year career.

Areas of Strength / Professional Overview

Experienced Lead Standardization three man crew team member on F-15 fighters. Weapons Load Training three man position on F-4 and F-16 aircraft. Weapons academics, loading instructor, explosive safety instructor positions held all with USAF certifications. Lockheed Martin certified instructor and maintenance qualified on F-35.

Air Force Career Highlights

307th Fighter Squadron and SLC Weapons Load Training, Homestead AFB FL 1987-1989:

a Selected early in career to join weapons standardization team instructing loaders on the F-4 and newly arrived F-16 fighting falcon after just completing F-15 technical training at Lowry AFB CO.

a Scored 94 percentile on 5 skill level tests earning,a Pride of the Hivea award with the 307th Fighter Squadron and rewarded with F-4 incentive flight as an Airman.

a Maintained a 95% pass rate as a weapons load crew member. Munitions loaded varied from training to nuclear weapons.

a Key contributor to smooth transition of three squadrons of weapons loaders training to new aircraft and munitions in minimal time frame without loss of mission support.

527th Aggressor Squadron and 92 AMU, Bentwaters AB UK 1989-1991:

a Selected to become a team member of the fist traveling F-16 aggressor unit. Trained with and against foreign nationals in Decimomannu Air base Sardinia, Italy. Loaded air-to-air munitions and maintained weapons systems while flying adversary missions against foreign air forces.

a Weapons loader/gun maintenance crew team member with the 92 AMU A-10 squadron. Deployed to Operation Provide Comfort Incirlik AB Turkey at end of Desert Storm flying support missions into Northern Iraq guarding the Kurdish people. Loaded a large amount of live munitions and maintained weapons systems on deployed A-10as.

United States Air Force Air Demonstration Team,a Thunderbirdsa, Nellis AFB NV 1991-1994:

a Hand picked to be a member of the Thunderbird team. During this assignment 24 aircraft were transitioned from active Air Force fighters to demonstration aircraft and reverse. 12 existing demo jets were traded for newer upgraded models, in turn all 24 aircraft were modified and unmodified to return to their new roles in a six month period.

a Selected to be a load crew member for these transitions and removed and replaced 24 gun systems and smoke generator systems. Main positions held during assignment were maintenance operation center, air show flight safety recorder and observer. Responsibilities also included launching/recovering demo aircraft, servicing and maintain demo jets, loading and unloading C-141 transport aircraft, coordinating air show operations at home and on the road.

a Traveled over 200 days a year and visited three continents while demonstrating the pride, precision and the professionalism of the United States Air Force.

39th Test squadron and MSIP/FEP Program, Eglin AFB FL 1994-2000:

a Weapons Load crew chief 39th Test squadron. Loaded numerous test and experimental munitions on various modified blocks of F-16 fighters. Maintained AME/weapons systems, loaded munitions, and performed troubleshooting procedures for observation, test and evaluation missions. Supervised crew members and expedited as shift supervisor.

a Volunteered for new special program to further develop the Multi Stage Improvement Program and Fighter Enhancement Programs. Selected as the first dual airframe certified load crew chief for both programs. Supervised two load crews and maintained F-16/F-15 test aircraft. Duties included towing, servicing, maintaining, launching and weapons configuration for test missions. Awarded load crew of the quarter for two quarters during program involvement.

31st Special Operations Squadron, Osan AB Korea 2000-2001:

a Helicopter gun maintenance shift supervisor and expediter. Supervised six maintainers on swing shift. Configured H-53 Pavelow helicopters with mini guns, .50 caliber machine guns, explosive cartridges and

chaff / flare modules. Acted as squadron small arms monitor and trainer for M-4, M-9 and shotgun firearms issued during real world deployments.

a Deployed to Queensland Australia and Andersen AB Guam to support special operations exercise with host nation forces. Participated in several real world deployments and rescue missions in the local theater also.

67th Fighter Squadron, Kadena AB Okinawa Japan 2001-2004:

a Shift Expediter for ten three man load crews who loaded and maintained 26 F-15C model aircraft. Duties also included aircraft forms documenting, supply chain procedures, seven level/post loading inspections of various loading and maintenance procedures, performance tracking and evaluating load crews, enforcing good house keeping and adhering to strict composite tool kit control program guidelines. Supervised and reported on five load crew chiefs. Also took part in total reorganization of Alternate Mission Equipment tracking program which in turn was made NCOIC of the AME office.

a Weapons Load Training LSC three man. Evaluated and instructed all weapons loaders for two fighter squadrons with flight line on the spot evaluations and formal load training monthly qualifications. Tracked and published monthly load crew stats to weapons flight chiefs, organized and judged various load crew competitions, taught weapons academics to loaders/ flight line personnel and enforced strict safety rules to all aircraft maintainers.

1st Fighter Wing EMS Armament Back shop, Langley AFB VA 2004-2007:

a Back Shop Floor Chief and Expediter for swing shift operations of 25 maintainers. Responsible for scheduling, maintenance flow, completion dates and final inspections for AME packages consisting of pylons, missile rails, munitions racks and complete 20 mil. gun systems. Dispatched a and responded maintenance crews to red ball occurrences on the flight line and jammed gun emergencies at the end of runway recovery areas. Packages were inspected, modified and repaired to technical order specifications as needed in a one week period. Supervised twenty five employees and reported on 8 crew team leaders. Tracked and recorded all maintenance performed with Core Automated Maintenance Systems computer program. Selected to lead LEAN team, devised and designed new procedures that cut maintenance and aircraft down time by 35% resulting in quicker more efficient package turn around times.

a Filled Squadron Safety and Environmental coordinator position. Responsible for in house safety and HAZMAT storage education and procedures for 600 employee equipment maintenance squadron. Duties also included LMR hand held radio account, flight line driver licensing and also augmented for Wing Ground and Flight Safety office on monthly basis.

Lockheed Martin Academic Training Center, Eglin AFB FL, Apr 2011 a Present:

a Weapons Maintenance Trainer Sr. Establishes and directs a training system and/or conducts classroom and practical instruction to provide technical knowledge for the safe maintenance, repair, and operation of aircraft, aircraft systems, ground equipment, tools, test equipment, stores and facilities, according to established procedures. May analyze current operating problems and future operating requirements to identify training needs and develop training programs. Writes, edits, and produces materials for technical instruction. Provides assistance and support to all divisions in helping them determine their training needs and develop and conduct their maintenance training programs. Establishes and directs the maintenance of company-wide training programs. Establishes and directs the maintenance of a company-wide training and qualification record system. Maintains currency in technical developments, technical training, and audiovisual techniques including the maintenance of company aircraft instruction manuals. Coordinates all required technical training and outside contract sales technical training programs. Exclude ground school instructors.

a F-35A, B and C Certified Aircraft maintenance\weapons loading instructor.

a Instructing LM employees, USAF, USMC and USN on all maintenance aspects of

maintaining the F-35 to include weapons loading and egress maintenance.

a Trained on Lockheed specific program JTD, JDL, CRM, AEI, TMS.

a Certified trainer on one-of-a-kind Weapons loading and Egress trainer.

Lockheed Martin Aeronautics, Eglin AFB FL, 32542 Apr 2010 a Apr 2011:

a Aircraft Mechanic 4 \ Weapons Loader

a F-35A, B and C Aircraft Maintenance Mechanic/Acting Weapons Lead Supervisor.

a Established and led the Weapons Section.

a Supervised a team of five Aircraft Technicians\ Weapons Loaders.

a Assisted in developing local Standard Operating Instructions, \Procedures and training plans.

a Ensured Lockheed Martin Field and Service Mechanics are Ordnance and Explosive certified IAW published US Air Force, US Navy and US Marine Corp guidance.

a Implemented and maintained the Alternate Mission Equipment and Egress tracking (Lightning TRAK) outside of the ALIS system for the Eglin Weapons CLS team.

a Provided key input for the development/execution of the Day in the Life exercises. Benchmark strategy for all other F-35 production maintenance sites worldwide.

a 100% Certified for Weapons Loading, Explosive Safety and Bomb lift operation on all three variants of the F-35. Aircraft Supervisor during five 30 day rotations at Patuxent River NAS MD and Edwards AFB CA.

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Employment

Lockheed Martin 04/2010-current

Aircraft Mechanic 4 \ Weapons Loader

Weapons Maintenance Trainer Sr.

Eglin AFB, FL

Logistics/Hardware Supply 04/2009-01/2010

CC Distributors. a Eglin Self Help Store- Eglin AFB, FL

Supply Technician Smart Team 08/2008 a 01/2009

Xator Corporation-Eglin AFB, FL

Housing Management Assistant GS-7 12/2007 a06/2008

Civil Service - Eglin AFB, FL

Logistics Support Technician 09/2007 a 12/2008

Entereza Network Solutions aEglin AFB Test Range FL.

Ramp Agent 09/2007 a 12/2007

American Eagle Airlines, Okaloosa Regional Airport aValparaiso, FL

Aircraft Armament System Specialist 10/1986 a 01/2007

United States Air Force, World Wide

Special Duty Assignments

Demo Team Member- Maintenance Ops/Safety Observer, U.S.A.F. Thunderbirds, Nellis AFB, Las Vegas, NV

Load Team Chief- First Dual Certified F-16/F-15 for OT&E, MSIP-FEP Programs 46 TS\28 TS Eglin AFB, FL

Weapons Load Supervisor- 31 SOS Armament\Gun shop Osan AB Korea

Education

Aircraft Armament CCAF, Maxwell AFB, AL - Technical certification and 89 Semester Credit Hours

Northwest Florida State College a Computer Technology A.S - Graduate 2011

Colorado Technical University 2010-2011 Business Management courses

Ashford University 2011-2012 Business leadership courses

Training

Formal Weapons Load/Maintenance Training on A-10, F15, F-16, F-4, F-35 and H-53

White Belt\Green Belt Training with Lockheed Martin

Work Breakdown Structures, Process Mapping, FTD Langley AFB VA

Team Dynamics, FTD course Osan Korea

Scheduling, Budgeting and GPC Card FTD courses Kadena Okinawa

Status Reporting, OJT Nellis AFB NV

Certifications

Weapons Loader and SLC/LSC Instructor certified by the United States Air Force on multiple airframes

Lockheed Martin Certified Maintenance\Loading F-35 Instructor

Air Force Medals and Affiliations

Commendation, Achievement, Joint Services, Good Conduct, Humanitarian, Outstanding Unit Award

Operations Desert Shield/Storm and Enduring Freedom

Saudi Arabia and Kuwait Liberation Medals

United States Air Force Thunderbird Alumni

Master Mason, NCOA, and VFW member

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