Maintenance Quality Assurance

Mickey T. Cooper

*** ******** ***. ********, **** 43206

C: 614-***-**** Email: *******@*****.***

OBJECTIVE: Retired and looking for a new career

SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATION

Associates degree in Electronics.

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Perform installation, operation, inspection, periodic maintenance (align & adjust), design, modification,

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repair, test equipment/tools, and hardware/software of modern flight situations, associated electronic

devices and classroom equipment.

Broad Based Experience in Electronic Assemblies.

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Microsoft Office proficiency including Access Database Management

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Strong Work Ethic, Excellent Team Player, Positive Attitude; Superior Appraisal rating for past Twenty-

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Five years.

Organization skills with proficient attention to detail.

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Commitment to Customer Service Excellence; internal and external customers.

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Provide Technical and Quality expertise during inspection and maintenance actives.

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Exercise my Certifications in the handling of: Information Assurance, processing, storage, and

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transmission, Confidentiality of Information Security, Communication Security.

Ensures compliance with directive governing handling, use, and disposal of hazardous waste and material.

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Secret security clearance.

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EXPERIENCE

Supervision

• Aircraft maintenance Superintendent for Ten years.

• Supervise: Two Supervisors, Ten Technicians, and Sixty, Avionics Reserve Component members, in the

maintenance complex.

• Establishes priorities and evaluate maintenance activities for adequacy and competence of employees in

compliance of directives and certifications.

• Present weekly to the Commander and group an update on current aircraft status along with maintenance

and personnel status.

• Ensures funds and resources are projected to support the maintenance effort, and are managed to optimize

mission accomplishment.

• Directs and coordinate, through base family support section Yellow Ribbon participants, in scheduling

unit drill assemblies, and issues that may arise due to time constraints.

Management

• Manage Two Hundred Reserve Component members in the maintenance complex.

• Direct the overall maintenance effort of the unit by maintaining attention to detail in establishing

maintenance priority flow such as; logistics, maintenance facilities, aircraft assets, and equipment.

• Plans and implements budgets, modifications and acquisition process requirements for money,

manpower, materials, facilities of Fly and Non-Fly accounts in the maintenance section and manager of

awaiting maintenance, aircraft assets.

• Avionics Government Purchase Card responsible officer for Ten years.

• Ability to handle deadline-oriented and crisis situations in and outside of the United States.

• Audit operational logs, inspection records, aircraft forms, and automated maintenance systems.

• Primary coordinater for the Maintenance Squadrons Operational Security, (OPSEC).

• Cost and Savings advisor for the Avionics section saving the Air force valuable resource dollars and

Mickey T. Cooper

410 Reinhard Ave. Columbus, Ohio 43206

C: 614-***-**** Email: *******@*****.***

personnel, monitoring purchases for completeness and necessity.

Communication

• Established and maintained effective working relationships using tact and diplomacy in interacting with

Reserve Component members, employers, volunteers, and other contractor personnel.

• Oral and written communications by means of writing job standards, performing appraisals and

counseling.

• Provide Technical and Quality expertise during inspection and maintenance actives in association with:

Quality Assurance, Quality Visual Inspections, QVI’s, Safety Visual Inspections, SVI’s.

EMPLOYMENT HISTORY

2003-2013, Maintenance Production Superintendent/Avionics Supervisor

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Management 2610 WS-12/05 E-8

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1998-2003, Integrated Systems Craftsman, Communication, Navigation, and Mission Systems

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Supervisor 2610 WG-13/05, E-7

1992-1998, Integrated Avionics Systems Craftsman, Communication, Navigation, and Mission Systems

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Technician 2610 WG-12/05, E-6

1985-1992, Electronic Countermeasures Systems Specialist Journeyman

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Technician 2610 WG-11/05, E-5

EDUCATION

• Community College of the Air Force

Maxwell-Gunter AFB Community College of the Air Force. AL. 346***-****

Associate in Applied Science, Avionics Systems Technology.

• Keesler Air Force Base, Biloxi Mississippi

Electronic Countermeasures Systems Technology

• Ohio State University Columbus, Ohio

Quality Assurance, Animal Science

SKILLS

• Fluency in English through both verbal and written communications; able to speak, understand, read and

write.

• Ability to read and interpret technical documents and drawings.

• Inventory Control and Logistics Experience with aircraft assets.

• Purchasing Experience: Government Purchasing, Fly and Non-Fly accounts.

• Microsoft Office: Word, Excel, Access and Power Point, in development of plans and programs that I

have established.

• Microsoft Outlook for internal communication.

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