Quality Assurance Driver

JAMES J. GALLOGLY

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

Deltona, FL 32725

Phone: 360-***-****

E-mail:*****.*.********@*****.***

First Care

July 2012 - present

Quality assurance employees work individually or as a team to uphold the

quality standards of the company . It is their responsibility to insure

that other workers are producing quality services; if they are not, the

Q.A. worker has the responsibility to report the defects or insufficient

service to employers. They work in the field with drivers or as driver

assistance. Check paperwork for accuracy. Also inspect equipment and

vehicles for operational function. They conduct follow up calls to the

customer to insure on time pick up and delivery. They also answer any

costumer calls or complaints

The responsibilities of the driver include driving an vehicle to ferry

sick, injured or convalescent people. They also help in placing the patient

on the stretcher and helping to load the stretcher into the vehicle, helped

by the vehicle attendant. The driver drives the patient to the hospital or

drives a convalescent patient to his destination. The driver needs to be a

skillful driver who drives carefully avoiding any sudden motion and jerks

which may be detrimental to the patient in the vehicle. His job may also

include changing soiled linen on the stretcher. If at all first aid is

required and there are no paramedics in the team, the vehicle driver will

administer first aid for which he is already trained. This may involve

bandaging, splinting and administering oxygen. If the need arises, he may

have to deal with violent patients.

Driver also perform daily inspections on equipment and vehicles before

starting each shift. The driver is responsible for all paperwork and

collateral duties like filling of fuel and fluids. Also empty trash after

shift and wait for quilty assurance to inspect vehicle

Boeing quality Assurance 787

July 2011 - Feb 2012

An inspector in this position uses Six Sigma and Lean principles to perform

sub assembly/final assembly inspection for workmanship, fit, alignment and

conformance with applicable drawings using Catia, Enovia and Redars

specifications, quality standards and manufacturing plans. Review work

instructions for completeness. Perform in-process inspections and audit

manufacturing processes (e.g., hole check, torque, seal squeeze out, cold

work, electrical bonding and finishes) as required. Review the completed

job and inspect workmanship, dimensions and locations (e.g., hole size and

fasteners) and ensure all parts/assemblies have been installed per the

current drawings, specifications and planning requirements. Assist other

employees with functions, methods and procedures by passing on information

and answering questions. Contact team leader/supervisor when assistance is

needed. Consult with management and/or others (e.g., production,

engineering, planning or customer coordinator) on process or job related

issues as required.

Military Experience

US Navy

Dec

2000- Dec 2010

Oak Harbor, WA

Quality Assurance

Dynamic, results-oriented former U.S. Navy Noncommissioned Officer with

extensive experience in performing a wide variety of administrative and

maintenance functions in support of senior management. A track record of

superior performance and professional achievement while serving as Quality

Assurance representative and Environmental Supervisor. Demonstrated superb

leadership and management skills by auditing and monitoring 42 maintenance

programs, 25 executive personnel and 42 collateral duty personnel, ensuring

the highest standards of performance and task completion. Devoted career to

broad and diverse tasks with 14 years of dedicated service. Honorably

discharged.

Systems Organizational Career Maintenance Technician

Ensured safety, responsible for aircraft systems maintenance; performed

daily preflight, post flight, and other periodic inspections. Applied

operating principles of aircraft systems; serviced aircraft using special

instruments and equipment; adjusted actuating controls and mechanisms;

replaced defective indicators and controls; used

Schematic diagrams, drawings, and charts; used technical publications.

Repaired malfunctioning equipment; supervised a work group; performed

Quality Assurance tasks; used and supervised the use of computer systems

for recordkeeping, reports, and inventories.

Aviation Structural Mechanic, Safety Equipment

Assembled and installed equipment; performed periodic aircraft inspections;

assisted with inventory of equipment;

Ordered parts, equipment, material, and tools; applied operating principles

of air conditioning, pressurization, and

utility systems; removed and installed aircraft components; performed

ground checks on oxygen systems; supervise four to seven person work group;

used and supervised the use of computer systems for recordkeeping, reports,

and inventories.

Education

Embry Riddle University

Daytona, FL

87 credits towards a BS in Aeronautical Science

Military Course Completion

Personal Finance by Correspondence, 1992

Marine Corps Institute, Washington, DC

Aviation Structural Mechanic E (Safety Equipment), 2001

Air Station/Air Technical Training Center

Pensacola, FL

Safety Equipment (Career) Organizational Maintenance, 2002

Air Maintenance Training Group Detachment, Whidbey Island, Oak Harbor, WA

Naval Aviation Quality Assurance Administration, 2004

Fleet Aviation Specialized Operational Training Group, Pacific Det, NAS

Whidbey, Island Oak Harbor, WA

Advanced Aviation Maintenance Manager, 2006

US Department of the Navy

References available upon request

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