Benjamin Rindfleisch

Email: abpk8y@r.postjobfree.com

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

City: Deland

State: FL

Zip: 32724

Country: USA

Phone: 760-***-****

Skill Level: Management

Salary Range: $40,000

Willing to Relocate

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Security Clearance: Secret

SUMMARY: Eight years of experience in management, coordination, and supervisory of personnel, maintenance tasks, and encompassing resources. Knowledge, training, and practical experience with computerized data bases for tracking, ordering, receiving, reporting, monitoring, and controlling of maintenance tasks, required materials and supplies procurement.

EXPERIENCE:

Shift Supervisor, 08/12 - Present, United States Marine Corps, Camp Pendleton, CA

- Directly accountable for the management of personnel, maintenance, tools, resources, and ground support equipment during daily flight operations

- Manage the overall training, mentorship, and professional development of eight co-workers

- Coordinate all maintenance with maintenance control and all-encompassing work centers to ensure safe and proper maintenance is performed

- Ensure the timely completion of all prioritized and assigned maintenance tasks

- Perform all duties as Corrosion Control Program Manager in accordance with all applicable directives

- Manage all Corrosion Control programs including the Emergency Reclamation Program and the Directive Technical Publication Library

Maintenance Controller, 03/11 - 06/12, United States Marine Corps, Camp Pendleton, CA

- Coordinate and monitor the maintenance departmentas workload in order to establish and assign priorities in concurrence with the Maintenance Officeras (MO) guidance in ensuring safe and efficient production in the accomplishment of daily, weekly, and monthly goals

- Schedule and assign maintenance tasks to appropriate personnel according to current qualifications in order to ensure fulfillment of planned operations, maintaining an overall readiness rate of 85%

- As Night Shift Supervisor, prioritized safe maintenance and oversaw more than 120 personnel encompassing seven work centers, contributing to more than 50,000 man hours being performed

- Signed off more than 3,600 work orders as well as certified aSafe For Flighta more than 750 Aircraft Discrepancy Log Books

- Proficiently and skillfully supervised the organized placement of seven H-1 helicopters flying more than 2500 flight hours

- Directed and monitored the requisitioning, receipt and allocation of materials, tools and aircraft

Instructor/Course Facilitator, 02/08 - 02/11, United States Marine Corps, Pensacola, FL

- Instructed, trained, monitored student progress, administered tests to students, and graduated over 2,000 personnel in the Aviation Warfare Apprentice Training Course

- Instructed, trained, and graduated over 4,000 personnel to include Foreign National Students, as basically trained Aviation Structural/ Hydraulic Mechanics

- Provided instruction as a subject matter expert in three separate divisions

- Maintained Student Data Records on more than 500 assigned personnel, documenting counseling sessions and ensuring up to date tracking of academic progress

- Provided daily mentorship and guidance to more than 250 students; ensuring 100% accountability rate, adherence to directives and guidelines, and ensured their personal and professional growth, wellbeing, and academic success

H-1 Helicopter Airframe / Hydraulic Mechanic, 09/02 - 02/08, United States Marine Corps, Camp Pendleton, CA

- Supervised the priority and accomplishment of all maintenance tasks within the division for 30 aircraft assigned to a crew of 48 Airframes Mechanics, to ensure that all aircraft have a 100% readiness rate to meet the units daily, weekly, and monthly goals

- Inspected and supervised more than 7,000 Maintenance Action Forms logging more than 21,500 maintenance hours

- Worked directly with, and provided recommendations upon request to the Maintenance Supervisor and the Quality Assurance Supervisor on focal points of the unit and the unit mission

- As resident expert and Quality Assurance Representative, provided guidance and technical assistance to production personnel required to make Quality Assurance decisions

- Ensured timely, accurate and error free submission of daily administrative paperwork

- Read, interpret, comprehend, and follow Technical Manuals and Schematics

- Diagnose, repair, and/or replace major components

- Perform preventative maintenance checks and services, visual inspections, cleaning, and operational checks of 30 aircraft and support equipment

EDUCATION AND TRAINING:

- High School Diploma, 2002, Dansville, MI

- Hazardous Materials First Responders Awareness / Operations Course

-Hazardous Waste Handlers Course

- Maintenance Control School

- Federal Hazard Communication Course

- Supervisor Management Training

- Leadership Training

- Journeyman Instructor Training

- Aviation Warfare Apprentice Training

- Operational Risk Management Training

- H-1 Airframes Systems (Hydraulic/ Flight Controls) C- School

- Aviation Structural Mechanics (Structures/ Hydraulics) A- School

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