Allan A. Makalintal, CSP, ASP, CHST

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Oxnard, CA 93030

Cell: 805-***-****

Email: ac0li1@r.postjobfree.com

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QUALIFICATION SUMMARY:

Experienced leader with strong technical and management skills and over 20 years of proven performance in dynamic, fast paced, and challenging environments. Committed to professional and personal development, continuously achieves new qualifications on both civilian and military careers.

EXPERIENCE:

February 2009-Present, Aera Energy LLC, Investment Recovery Team Health and Safety Specialist.

Performs safety training with all contractor workforce performing facility and pipeline demolitions and oil well abandonments. Completed the Root Cause Factor Analysis Team Leader certification with TapRooT®. Also trained in inspection of cranes and rigging, trenching and excavation, asbestos and lead handling, scaffolding, energy control, and confined space work. Received the “Certified Safety Professional, Associate Safety Professional” and “Construction Health and Safety Technician” designations by the Board of Certified Safety Professionals.

Actively participates with the company continuous improvement process in developing new process guides. Single handedly developed the “Heavy Equipment and Vehicle” acceptance process guide that eliminated the use of the sub-standard equipment being utilized in the field significantly improving efficiency and reducing the incident rate related to equipment failures.

Performs routine internal safety and environmental audits on seven key contractors. Also facilitates monthly safety meetings, discusses areas of concern and leads the safety steering team composed of over 12 safety professionals and supervisors from eight contract companies.

Understands, edits, updates, and improves all forms of EHS data, both collected and reported:

oMaintains reports/charts on EHS / Standardized Measures home pages.

oMaintains and improve EHS web-pages; and POD (Plan of the Day) application.

oPerforms trending and analysis on above data and make recommendations to teams or field assets for potential action.

oApplies Lean concepts to improve value of above products/processes.

Cross trained to work outside of normal job assignment as the primary relief for Process Specialist. Conducts cost reviews, equipment tracking, and day-to-day management of assigned surface and sub-surface contractors performing facilities, pipeline, building, and oil/gas well abandonment.

Utilizes SAP for record keeping, incident reporting, work time entry, travel expense management, computer based training and project cost review.

October 2007-Present – Aircraft Division Chief/Quality Assurance Supervisor/Maintenance Control Senior Chief, C-130T Aircraft Division Chief, QA Chief, Squadron Detachment Chief, United States Navy Selected Reserves. Fleet Support Logistics Control Squadron Five Five.

•As Aircraft Division Chief, supervised 27 aircraft technicians in performing scheduled and unscheduled maintenance actions for five C-130T aircraft.

•Reviews and approves orders request and military drill schedules. Creates evaluations, fitness reports and awards recommendation.

•Maintenance qualifications trainer and authorized qualifier for Airframe, Hydraulic, Flight control, Landing Gear, Powerplant, Propeller, Fuel and Environmental Systems.

•As Quality Assurance Supervisor, led 10 Quality Assurance Representative in conducting safe for flight inspections and periodic audits on 47 maintenance programs and 8 work centers. Also qualified as Full Systems Quality Assurance representative.

•Performs warfare training on a monthly basis for drilling reservists. Ensures that deployment ready Sailors are always available to support the short notice logistics missions of the squadron.

•Leads maintenance personnel during missions to the Middle East, European and Pacific theaters as a squadron Detachment Senior Chief. Hand selected to lead a multi-service and multi-level repair team of 9 U.S. Air Force and 7 U.S. Navy technicians in the successful repair and recovery of a squadron aircraft that sustained significant structural damage during a mishap. Single-handedly established procedures regarding the procurement of required materials and equipment from around the globe, significantly expediting the completion of repairs and returning a critical squadron asset back to full mission capable status.

•As Maintenance Control Senior Chief, trains and supervises 7 maintenance control personnel in the safe for flight release of five C-130T and KC-130T aircraft. Plans the daily maintenance activities for 8 work centers and sets maintenance priorities to meet mission requirements.

November 2007-January 2009, Aera Energy LLC Gas Plant Processing Technician

Operated and maintained government regulated gas-processing and compressor booster facilities using PLC systems. Also performed troubleshooting of the complex gas gathering and distribution systems for two oil and gas production fields.

Qualified as pipeline surveillance operator and responded to over 100 call outs by Underground Service Alert for ensuring the integrity of the company’s 43 mile gas pipeline.

Quickly became the only person in the entire department to qualify for every operating position in record time.

Recommended by the site Manager of Operations to take the demanding duties of the Gas Team Process Specialist even with less than 12 months of employment with the company. Took on the bigger challenge as Health and Safety Specialist for abandonment and demolition team (Investment Recovery).

September 2004 – September 2007, E-2C Hawkeye Quality Assurance Representative and Work Center Lead, United States Navy, Carrier Airborne Early Warning Squadron One One Two

Simultaneously managed multiple work centers during high tempo operations and two extended deployments to the central command area of operations in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom and Operation Enduring Freedom.

Trained and supervised 14 technicians in performing scheduled and unscheduled maintenance on 4 E-2C Hawkeye aircraft.

Subject matter expert on airframe, hydraulic, pneumatic and flight control systems. Coordinated with other work centers in troubleshooting of complex discrepancies.

Managed and maintained the hydraulic contamination control, tire and wheel maintenance safety, corrosion control and emergency reclamations programs. Also assigned as the command’s financial specialist.

Performed duties as Quality Assurance Inspector responsible for signing off safe for flight items and auditing safety compliance and aircraft / work center inspections.

Directly responsible for the squadron’s receipt of the warfare pennant award by flawlessly executing the role of Enlisted Aviation Warfare Coordinator and leading the squadron to a 92% qualification rate.

September 2001 – September 2004, S-3B Viking Quality Assurance Inspector and Work Center Supervisor, Sea Control Squadron Four One.

Supervised 12 airframe technicians as night shift supervisor in performing critical inspections and repair in preparing aircraft for the following day’s missions. Utilized Operational Risk Management in making decision that impacts mission and personnel safety.• Trained junior technicians, inspectors and launch crews during 7 carrier qualification detachments and 8 training missions to El Centro Naval Air Facility.

• Performed troubleshooting, repair and servicing of 24 aircraft.

• Ensured availability of all required materials and personnel to support training missions throughout the United States and on multiple aircraft carriers.

• Managed the work center’s technical publications program and always received outstanding audits from Quality Assurance.

July 1997 - Sep 2001, USS Peleliu LHA-5 Intermediate Maintenance Level Aeronautical Welder and Airframes Structure Technician

Repaired structural components from AV-8B Harriers, CH-53 Stallions, UH-1 Iroquois, AH-1 Cobra, and CH-46 Sea Knight aircraft. Routinely fabricated parts no longer available in the supply system.

Conducted inspections and preventive maintenance on 28 welding, composite repair, and structural component repair equipment.

Recognized as the department’s welding subject matter expert and completed 98 non-aviation projects including the renovation of multiple living spaces aboard the ship, increasing the quality of life for hundreds of the ship’s crewmembers.

Qualified as a Damage Control Responder and Repair Locker investigator. Participated in two actual emergencies while in port in response to Class Alpha fires. Also assigned as the division’s maintenance material management technician (3M), maintained and repaired various facilities within the ship including the reconstruction of 22 ship spaces during an overhaul period on dry dock.

Education:

Mar 2016 – Oct 2016: Pursuing Bachelor’s degree in Aeronautics with concentration in flight certifications, Liberty University.

May 2003 - Jun 2008: B.S. in Professional Aeronautics with minors in Management and Safety,

Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University

Military Training:

1.Senior Enlisted Aviation Maintenance Management Course - March 2017.

2.Naval Aviation Maintenance Control for Optimized Organizational Maintenance Activity – March 2016.

3.Quality Assurance Administration Course – June 2012.

4.Command Financial Specialist Course – June 2006.

5.Advance Corrosion Control and Paint & Final Finish – October 2005.

6.E-2/C-2 Hawkeye and Greyhound Airframe and Hydraulics Organizational Maintenance – November 2004.

7.Primary Leadership Development Program – April 2004.

8.First Line Leadership Development Program – February 2002.

9.S-3B Viking Airframes and Hydraulics Organizational Maintenance – July 2001.

10.Naval Aviation Dispersed Technical Librarian – June 1998.

11.Basic Corrosion Control – May 1998.

12.Damage Control Team Training – May 1998.

13.Aircraft/Support Equipment Basic Welding Certification – February 1998.

14.Aviation Structural Mechanic “A” school – October 1997.

15.Basic Military Training – September 1997.

Certifications:

1.Aviation Safety – Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University.

2.Certified Safety Professional – Board of Certified Safety Professionals.

3.Associate Safety Professional –Board of Certified Safety Professionals.

4.Construction Health and Safety Technician – Board of Certified Safety Professionals.

5.Certificated Private Pilot, Part 141 trained – Federal Aviation Administration.

6.Remote Pilot Certificate, Part 107 – Federal Aviation Administration.

7.TapRooT® Team Leader certification.

8.Secret Security Clearance (Granted on May 28, 2015).

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