Reggie Johnson CELL / 817-***-****
**** ********* ***, *********, ** 76063 ****************@*****.***
A team-oriented and highly motivated professional leader with 30 years’ military experience primarily in aircraft maintenance and Management. Accustom to working within groups of diverse individuals, under pressure or in fast-paced environments. Exceptional oral and written communication skills. Ready to utilize adaptive personality to drive maintenance efforts while stressing process improvement and fostering a “Team Concept” to accomplish goals or resolve complex issues.
SKILLS SUMMARY
Management and Team building
Quality Assurance
Project Management
Strong Communication skills
Professional Presentation
Supply Chain Management
FAA Airframes Certified
“Can-Do” attitude
Experienced Maint Mech.
Lean Six Sigma trained
Proficient in MS Office
Experienced Instructor
WORK EXPERIENCE
QUALITY ASSURANCE OFFICER (MALS-41) NAS Ft Worth, TX (2009-2013)
Responsible for ensuring quality work is performed by over 300 persons on a daily basis in the repair of components for CH-53, F-18, and C-130 aircraft.
Ensured daily maintenance activities were aligned with schedule requirements.
Coordinated and evaluated quality assurance programs and performed in-depth analysis.
Conducted monthly audits and verified required corrective action implementation.
Performed trend analysis and analyzed system failures.
Ensured quality considerations were addressed and requirements achieved.
Compiled statistical data and assessed systems, personnel and equipment.
Performed In-Process, Final, and Operational Check inspections of aircraft, parts, and Hydraulic systems.
Analyzed statistical data and wrote narrative quality reports summarizing deficient and complimentary findings, maintaining current and accurate records of all corrective action plans.
Proactively worked with supervisors and followed up for timely work around/resolutions of work stoppages.
PRODUCTION CONTROL OFFICER (VMGR-452 & 234 & HMM 764) (1999 to July 2009)
Selected as the Aircraft Maintenance and Material Control Engineer and production authority, responsible for all technical and aeronautical maintenance repair matters acting in accordance with established Navy sponsored aviation programs, the AS-9100 and the OPNAV 4790.2 series.
Communicated with management any potential production problems and implemented work around plans to minimize impact to ensure personnel, equipment, materials, and services were available.
Revised production schedules when required due to design changes, labor and material shortages, backlogs, or other interruptions by collaborating with management and the supply department.
Collaborated with all departments with the coordination of scheduling events, programs, and activities, as well as the work of others, and recommended appropriate deficiency correction procedures. Helped minimize impacts utilizing problem-solving skills to create the quickest available solution.
KC-130 AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE CONTROLLER (VMGR-234) NAS Ft Worth, TX (1996-1999)
Produced daily maintenance reports for (6) different work centers.
Responsible for overseeing and managing required maintenance of (14) aircraft on a daily basis.
Scheduled daily use of over (50) pieces of Support Equipment to ensure equal use by all departments.
Prepared and distributed daily Work Load Reports and Mission Essential reports.
Compiled weekly, monthly, annual End-Of-Year A/C usage rates and expenditures.
Coordinated with Operations, vendors, Technical Service personnel, and Customer Service Groups as required, to manage the daily flight schedule.
Ensured all crew members were fully qualified, rested and prepared for flight.
Reviewed, updated and verified aircraft logs to include aircraft engines, propeller and components.
AIRFRAMES / HYDRAULIC MEC - SUPERVISOR (VMGR-234) NAS Ft Worth, TX (1988-1996)
Airframes / Structural Mechanic
Removed, repaired, fabricated, and replaced aircraft parts and major structural components.
Performed fuel cell/tank maintenance.
Knowledge of reading aircraft blueprints and handling Hazardous Materials.
Performed organizational, intermediate and depot level structural modifications.
SUPPLY WAREHOUSE CLERK (USMC-R) Topeka, KS (1984-1988)
Performed various logistical duties to include: Receiving, inspecting, locating, storing, rotating, safekeeping, issuing, preparing, shipping, return and disposal of supplies and equipment as related to ground supply operations.
EDUCATION
Airframes and Power plant Cert.
Aviation Institute of Maintenance
Currently Enrolled
Logistics Certifications
Tarrant County College
2015
Aircraft Maintenance School
Pensacola FL
1990
Bachelor of Arts Degree
Ottawa University
1988
General Studies
Highland Community College
1985
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
CPR CERTIFIED
SAFETY OFFICER
CERTIFIED LOGISTICS ASSOCIATE
CERTIFIED LOGISTICS TECHINICIAN
FORKLIFT OPERATOR
SIX SIGMA TRAINED/YELLOW BELT
CERTIFIED FAA AIRFRAMES MECHANIC
CERTIFIED FAA POWERPLANT MECH(AUG, 2016)