Maintenance Support

Alan Breen

**** ***** ****** ** - *** Vegas, NV *9131

**********@*****.*** - 760-***-****

WORK EXPERIENCE

Supervisor, Production Control

Department of the Air Force - Edwards AFB, CA - May 2001 to Present

Manages the overall real time coordination and integration of maintenance resources and scheduled/

unscheduled maintenance actions

including real time updates to data systems. Integrates maintenance activities and ensures aircraft, aircraft

subsystems, and support

equipment are assigned to meet mission requirements. In coordination with production superintendents,

establishes priorities such as fuel

or calibration docks, ground tests, wash racks, weight and balance, thrust stand, fire department support, in-

flight emergencies, crash and

emergency vehicle coordination, and dispatched specialists. Maintain aircraft, aircraft subsystems, and support

equipment estimated time

in commission (ETIC). Make equipment substitutions on day of mission execution as required to optimize

utilization of resources. Directs

controls and maintains status on assigned aircraft, aircraft subsystems, and support equipment, physical

movement of aircraft and

coordinates maintenance schedules and priority changes. Requests support services such as Fire Department,

fueling and de-fueling,

security, control tower clearances for towing and aircraft engine operations. Notifies wing safety, command

post, and MXG commander of

aircraft mishaps, foreign object damage (FOD), and injuries to personnel resulting from aircraft, aircraft

subsystems, and support

equipment maintenance. During period of contingency operations, assumes increased responsibility to include

the TW Commander's

Control Center and Full Spectrum Threat Response office. Responsible for the land mobile radio program for

the 412th Maintenance

Group.

Develops plans for specific repair or modification projects or operations, including scheduled and unscheduled

maintenance requirements.

This includes collecting supporting specifications, maintenance interval requirements, and historical data, and/

or compiling estimates of

requirements for specific skills, labor hours, and materials. Accurately prepares and publishes realistic and

economical schedules for the

manufacture, overhaul, or repair of one or more complex products that have numerous components or

subassemblies to consider.

Schedules time compliance technical order actions to reduce TCTO backlogs and effect timely modification

of product. Reviews technical

order requirements to ensure their accomplishment is compatible with local scheduled maintenance and

operational requirements.

Arranges all known requirements for input into the maintenance schedules ensuring no special inspections

are overlooked. Performs work

using automated systems to maintain equipment, historical records, plan, schedule, and track repair processes.

Continuously monitors

various databases to ensure users complete requirements and update records properly. Provide timely

assistance resolving problems

regarding update of automated records. Promptly retrieves information for use by controllers and schedulers

as well as maintenance

supervisors.

The incumbent supervises multiple civilian employees. Makes daily work assignment and provides technical

assistance with work related

problems as necessary. Checks work to ensure timely completion, compliance with instructions, and that

established standards of quality

are maintained. Ensures that prescribed directions, policies and practices pertaining to housekeeping, fire,

safety, control and use of tools

and equipment, and similar matters are followed. Identifies training needs and provides on-the-job training to

subordinates. Implements

changes in work methods and procedures, acquisition of new tools and equipment, and other actions that

would result in improved section

operation. Schedules, approves and/or disapproves leave requests, so as to ensure adequate mission support.

Prepares performance

evaluations, counsels employees, and resolves minor grievances. Responsible for administration of

disciplinary actions, promotions,

commendations, awards, and similar personnel actions. Implements programs to ensure equal opportunity

and treatment of all employees.

Interviews candidates for positions and determines personnel placement for such positions. Compiles and

prepares periodic reports

including cost, overtime, historical, training, as required by management. Employee utilizes computers and

computer software on a regular

basis for the production of charts, graphs, memorandums, trip reports, manpower tracking and accounting,

and project management.

Employee may be required to substitute for the Operations section chief in his/her absence.

Aircraft Mechanic

Dept of the Air Force - Edwards AFB, CA - July 1993 to May 2001

Work in an aircraft Phase Dock that tore down, Inspected and reassembled T-38s, T-39,s and C-12s. Crewed

T-38s. Ran and trimed engines.

Engineering assistant

Computer Sciences Corporaton - Edwards AFB, CA - November 1972 to July 1993

Manages the overall real time coordination and integration of maintenance resources and scheduled/

unscheduled maintenance actions

including real time updates to data systems. Integrates maintenance activities and ensures aircraft, aircraft

subsystems, and support

equipment are assigned to meet mission requirements. In coordination with production superintendents,

establishes priorities such as fuel

or calibration docks, ground tests, wash racks, weight and balance, thrust stand, fire department support, in-

flight emergencies, crash and

emergency vehicle coordination, and dispatched specialists. Maintain aircraft, aircraft subsystems, and support

equipment estimated time

in commission (ETIC). Make equipment substitutions on day of mission execution as required to optimize

utilization of resources. Directs

controls and maintains status on assigned aircraft, aircraft subsystems, and support equipment, physical

movement of aircraft and

coordinates maintenance schedules and priority changes. Requests support services such as Fire Department,

fueling and de-fueling,

security, control tower clearances for towing and aircraft engine operations.

Car Salesman

Sierra Toyota - Lancaster, CA - April 1992 to November 1992

Sold Cars.

Air Force Recruiter

USAF - Lancaster, CA - November 1979 to May 1985

Responsibilities

Recruited Personnel for the Air Force

Accomplishments

Gave many young men and women careers.

Skills Used

Worked H.S. Radio Stations, Worked Fairs, Speech, Sales both tangible and non tangible.

Aircraft Mechanic

USAF - Edwards AFB, CA - April 1972 to May 1979

Manages the overall real time coordination and integration of maintenance resources and scheduled/

unscheduled maintenance actions

including real time updates to data systems. Integrates maintenance activities and ensures aircraft, aircraft

subsystems, and support

equipment are assigned to meet mission requirements. In coordination with production superintendents,

establishes priorities such as fuel

or calibration docks, ground tests, wash racks, weight and balance, thrust stand, fire department support, in-

flight emergencies, crash and

emergency vehicle coordination, and dispatched specialists. Maintain aircraft, aircraft subsystems, and support

equipment estimated time

in commission (ETIC). Make equipment substitutions on day of mission execution as required to optimize

utilization of resources. Directs

controls and maintains status on assigned aircraft, aircraft subsystems, and support equipment, physical

movement of aircraft and

coordinates maintenance schedules and priority changes. Requests support services such as Fire Department,

fueling and de-fueling,

security, control tower clearances for towing and aircraft engine operations. Notifies wing safety, command

post, and MXG commander of

aircraft mishaps, foreign object damage (FOD), and injuries to personnel resulting from aircraft, aircraft

subsystems, and support

equipment maintenance. During period of contingency operations, assumes increased responsibility to include

the TW Commander's

Control Center and Full Spectrum Threat Response office. Responsible for the land mobile radio program for

the 412th Maintenance

Group.

Rigged major flight controls on t38s, F-4s, F-111s, T-39s, T-33s, F-15, F-16 KC-135, C-130,s and B-52s. Crew

Chief of F-4,s and F-111. Worked plans and programs and mobility.

Land Leveler

private owner - Fallon, NV - January 1972 to April 1972

Ran Push Cat and did the finish work with D-8 Cat and 60 Foot land plane

Aircraft Maintenance Technician

USAF - Edwards AFB, CA

Responsibilities

Manages the overall real time coordination and integration of maintenance resources and scheduled/

unscheduled maintenance actions

including real time updates to data systems. Integrates maintenance activities and ensures aircraft, aircraft

subsystems, and support

equipment are assigned to meet mission requirements. In coordination with production superintendents,

establishes priorities such as fuel

or calibration docks, ground tests, wash racks, weight and balance, thrust stand, fire department support, in-

flight emergencies, crash and

emergency vehicle coordination, and dispatched specialists. Maintain aircraft, aircraft subsystems, and support

equipment estimated time

in commission (ETIC). Make equipment substitutions on day of mission execution as required to optimize

utilization of resources. Directs

controls and maintains status on assigned aircraft, aircraft subsystems, and support equipment, physical

movement of aircraft and

coordinates maintenance schedules and priority changes. Requests support services such as Fire Department,

fueling and de-fueling,

security, control tower clearances for towing and aircraft engine operations. Notifies wing safety, command

post, and MXG commander of

aircraft mishaps, foreign object damage (FOD), and injuries to personnel resulting from aircraft, aircraft

subsystems, and support

equipment maintenance. During period of contingency operations, assumes increased responsibility to include

the TW Commander's

Control Center and Full Spectrum Threat Response office. Responsible for the land mobile radio program for

the 412th Maintenance

Group.

Rigged major flight controls on t38s, F-4s, F-111s, T-39s, T-33s, F-15, F-16 KC-135, C-130,s and B-52s. Crew

Chief of F-4,s and F-111. Worked plans and programs and mobility.

EDUCATION

2 years No degree in Aircraft Techonology

Community College of the Air Force - Montgomery, AL

1972 to 1993

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