Training Maintenance

Alan Boring

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

Address: P.O. Box 121612

City: Melbourne

State: FL

Zip: 32912

Country: USA

Phone: 321-***-****

Skill Level: Experienced

Salary Range: $30,000

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ALAN D. BORING

21 W. Strawbridge Ave.

Melbourne, FL 32902

*********@********.***

Objective: To acquire a position where I can utilize my vast knowledge and skills within your organization.

SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS

* Over 25 years of Instruction, Training, Safety, and Environmental experience in the United States Army

* Able to learn and rapidly apply new concepts

* Adept at troubleshooting complex problems with quick resolution

* Skilled in the building of results-orientated teams

* Dedicated team member who understands mission accomplishment

* Possess current Secret security clearance

* Excellent oral and written communication skills

* Proficient in computer skills involving Microsoft Word, Power Point, Excel, Internet, Microsoft Outlook

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Material Handler/Safety inspector September 2011-March 2012

BAE Systems, Kandahar, Afghanistan

Light mechanic on the U.I.K. project for the MRAP MATV modification combat support program. The upgrade primarily replaces the armored body pan of the vehicle and new protection and improvement pieces. Duties include disassembly of old belly armor and install new belly armor. Add new armor parts and stiffen suspension. Remove/reinstall air tanks and air system components. Remove seats and install new seats and interior modifications. Remove old shocks and install new air shocks. Support C4I personnel in tool issue and parts for gunner stand installation, remote weapon system and digit rack modification. Issue and recover power tools to mechanics working on U.I.K. project. Serve as safety inspector for site lead. Evaluate and recommend safety awareness issues, accident prevention, and accident/incident investigation. Give weekly safety briefs and conduct safety inspections of hazmat containment area and motor pool area.

Staff Instructor II April 2010-February 2011

FPO Dwyer, Afghanistan

Technical instructor for Operator New Equipment Training (OPNET) and Maintenance New Equipment Training (MNET) classes for the Mine Resistance Ambush Protected

(MRAP) ISS Cougar. Provides technical support and training to customers and users

throughout Afghanistan with a focus on system readiness. Support includes technical assistance, advice, formal and informal operator and maintenance training, technical data

collection and reporting. Serves as a Subject Matter Expert on vehicles and systems. Training consists of system operation, assembly and subassembly troubleshooting, component and system fault isolation and repair. Technically proficient in vehicle operation, maintenance and support. Certified to conduct operator and maintenance training courses to customers in OPNET and MNET classes. Served as site safety inspector. Give weekly safety brief, advise students of safety awareness and hazards associated with operating the vehicle. Conduct motor pool inspection weekly for hazards and hazmat violations.

Staff Instructor II January 2008-March 2010

Al Asad, Iraq

Technical Instructor for Operator`s New Equipment Training (OPNET) and Maintenance New Equipment Training (MNET) classes for the Mine Resistance Ambush Protected throughout Iraq with a focus on system readiness. Support includes technical assistance, advice, formal and informal operator and maintenance training, technical data collection and reporting. Serves as a Subject Matter Expert on vehicles and systems. Training consists of system operation, assembly and subassembly troubleshooting, component and system fault isolation and repair. Technically proficient in vehicle operation, maintenance and support. Certified to conduct operator and maintenance training courses to customers in OPNET and MNET classes. Served as site safety inspector. Give weekly safety brief, advise students of safety awareness and hazards associated with operating the vehicle. Conduct motor pool inspection weekly for hazards and hazmat violations.

Adjunct Professor June 1986-January 2008

Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, Hunter Army Airfield, GA

Provided class room instruction on aviation safety and management courses to students seeking degree completion. Conducted PowerPoint instruction on syllabus material, guided classroom discussion and review/evaluation. Instructed classes in undergraduate and graduate degree programs.

United States Army June 1972-2000

Hunter Army Airfield, GA

Served twenty seven and a half years in the United States Army. Performed as pilot in command for twenty-four years in helicopters and multi-engine aircraft. Served twenty years as an instructor/trainer, conducting training in aircraft systems, components, and operation. Conducted classroom instruction on aircraft systems, operation and restrictions, aerodynamics, weather, flight requirements, and training procedures. Conducted small group instruction on flight techniques and maneuvers. Evaluated student performance in meeting required parameters. Performed duties as safety officer, conducting training on safety, hazardous material handling, and safe work operations. Conducted safety inspections and gave safety briefings. Conducted instrument flight training in both the flight simulator and aircraft. Taught VFR and IFR flight requirements, airway navigation, instrument approach and missed approach procedures. Conducted evaluations on student performance and gave recommendations for improvement. Conducted training on weather requirements, flight rules and regulations, VFR and IFR maps, and airport requirements. Conducted flight training one on one with students, teaching them proper flight maneuvers and corrective actions. Conducted post flight briefs and instructed students on what they did wrong, as well as what they did correctly. Conducted training instruction on Guardrail systems operations in RC-12N aircraft. Served as airfield Commander at Hunter Army Airfield from 1996 to 1997. Served as airfield operations manager supervising airfield operations, airfield support equipment operation, NAV AID and runway maintenance. Served as Director, Aviation Division, from 1997 to 1999. Supervised both airfields for the 3rd Infantry Division, Fort Stewart, Georgia. Initially trained as a radio/teletype operator. Installed and operated SSB radio from military vehicle.

EDUCATION AND TRAINING

MRAP University, Red River Facility, May 2008

Masters in Aerospace Engineering, MAS, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, Daytona Beach, FL, 2005, dual degree in safety and aviation management

Bachelor of Science, BS in Professional Aviation, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, Daytona Beach, FL, 1986

Military Intelligence Course, Guardrail Common Sensor, 1994

United States Instrument Instructor Course, 6 weeks, 1989

United States Army Safety Course, 4 weeks, 1989

United States Instructor Pilot Course, 6 weeks, 1980

United States Army Rotary Wing Course, 1 year, 1976

Civilian multi-engine instrument rating

Mailing address: P.O. Box 121612, Melbourne, FL 32912

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