Manager Maintenance
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Michael Terwilliger
Michael J Terwilliger
Jensen Beach, FL 34957
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I am a self-motivated and disciplined professional with training and program management experience. I thrive on challenges and receive great satisfaction from helping others. My objectives are to find a position that allows me to exercise and hone my skills and abilities.
My job experience includes 37+ years in the Air National Guard (ANG) during which I excelled at developing new policies and programs to improve functional and safety processes. I interacted with other branches of the military, as well as various government and civilian agencies regarding the implementation of policies. I have consistently met established deadlines and am adept at multitasking. I have a thorough understanding of aircraft maintenance functions, as well as in-depth experience of putting together teams to meet critical maintenance needs across the Air National Guard and the US Air Force. These teams have consisted of aerospace specialists and civilian contractors that have provided either surge capability or specialized focus for maintenance needs. I developed the Air National Guard Crash Damaged, Disabled, Aircraft Recovery program (CDDAR), which has been singled out as a benchmark program that is now a known U.S. Air Force standard. The Air National Guard CDDAR program has trained over 300 students a year since 2008. In conjunction with the CDDAR program, my education as an Emergency Manager has provided me with a unique overview of establishing specialized teams to meet specific needs.
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I hold a current Secret Security clearance. I am trained and certified as a Contracting Officer Representative (COR) and worked closely with NGB Contracting for implementation and monitoring of assigned contracts with a value of over $6 mil. I have extensive experience in building Statements of Work (SOW) and preparing financial plans for various aircraft maintenance programs. I was also responsible for creating and managing the ANG Regional Paint Facility in Sioux City, IA. This facility was needed due to increasing environmental restriction that limited individual locations the ability to paint large areas. This facility has saved the ANG over $35mil since 2001, mainly due to the savings from the previous costs of utilizing the AF Maintenance Depots. Michael Terwilliger
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WORK EXPERIENCE
*March 2013 to April 2016 (retired)
MAJCOM Functional Manager (MFM)/Functional Area Manager (FAM) for Fabrication/Egress, Propulsion Career Fields
• Developed the standard for ANG Aircraft Maintenance Manager and oversight of all personnel and equipment in the assigned functional area
• Write and review policy
• Create education and training materials and policies for aircraft maintenance personnel.
• Develop and coordinate ANG logistics policy and procedures for aircraft maintenance systems and associated programs.
• Responsible for numerous career fields within aircraft maintenance and associated programs. Initiates actions and interacts with other HQ USAF branches, various DOD staff agencies and Gaining Major Air Command (GMAJCOM) headquarters in order to integrate and implement ANG policy.
• Advise the Director of Logistics, Chief of the Aircraft Maintenance Division, and all aircraft action officers on matters pertaining to areas of responsibility.
• Designated as Contracting Officer’s Representative (COR) for all aircraft maintenance contracts.
The below responsibilities directly related to the Fabrication, Egress and Propulsion career fields.
• Coordinated directly with all Major Commands (MAJCOMs), Air Logistic Centers
(ALC) and ANG units on all issues in the areas of responsibility.
• Allocated and distributed resources within the Air National Guard (ANG) and other Air Force entities to meet mission requirements.
• Developed, wrote, and published ANG policies and regulations in the area of responsibility.
• Provided maintenance assistance and guidance to 88 ANG flying units.
• Developed and monitored command policies and procedures through compliance of Occupational Safety and Health Association (OSHA) requirements.
• Ensured units had proper facilities and equipment, to comply with environmental regulations.
• Represented NGB/A4M on the Hazardous Material Management Program (HMMP) Team.
Additional duties:
• Aircraft Structural Integrity Program (ASIP) Manager
• Crash Damaged, Disabled Aircraft Recovery (CDDAR) Program Manager
• ANG Foreign Object Damage Program (FOD) Manager
• Aging Aircraft Program Manager
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• ANG Aircraft Maintenance Environmental Point of Contact
• Member of ANGRC Hazardous Materials Management Process (HMMP) team
*May 1997 to February 2013
AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE SYSTEMS PROGRAM MANAGER
Manager for aircraft maintenance systems and associated programs.
• Developed and coordinated ANG logistics policy and procedures for aircraft maintenance systems and associated programs.
• Directed policy for numerous career fields within aircraft maintenance and associated programs.
• Advised ANG leadership on matters pertaining to areas of responsibility.
• Designated as Contracting Officer’s Representative (COR) for contracts concerning Aircraft Recovery Specialist, Corrosion Technology Specialist, Contractor Engineering and Technical Services (CETS) and CHP Contractor Logistic Support.
• Established the Air National Guard’s Crash, Damaged & Disabled Aircraft
(CDDAR) program.
• Established a full time work force at the ANG Regional Paint Facility in Sioux City, IA. This facility has saved the ANG over $35mil since 2001.
• Created the ANG Dropped Object Prevention (DOP) and Foreign Object Damage
(FOD) programs. These programs track ANG units DOP and FOD reports to ensure any trends are reported and corrected.
• Served as the Command Functional Manager for the Air National Guard in the following areas:
o Fabrication Element
• Structural Repair
• Corrosion Control
• Non-Destructive Inspection (NDI)
• Oil Analysis (OAP
• Metals Technology
o Accessories Element
o Egress
o Fuel System Maintenance
o Repair and Reclamation [Aircraft Mishap (crash) Recovery o Electro-Environmental
o Pneudraulics
o Aircraft Weight and Balance
o Aircraft Maintenance Environmental Point of Contact Michael Terwilliger
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*April 1979 to May 1997
NON-DESTRUCTIVE INSPECTION TECHNICIAN
• Performed technical non-destructive inspection by examination of equipment, parts, components, and pressurized systems of aircraft, helicopters, engines, and aerospace ground equipment.
• Operated infrared, ultraviolet, fluorescent, penetrating liquid, electrical current, magnetic field, x-radiographic and ultrasonic equipment and techniques to observe, measure, and detect discontinuities, flaws, and other defects such as cracks, inclusions, voids, blow holes, seams, and laps not discernible by orthodox visual methods.
• Evaluated physical state of materials, sort metals according to alloy, temper, conductivity, and other metallurgical factors. Inspected metals and/or composites to discover very fine discontinuities near surface, flaws or defects in substance or composition and/or structure of substances, relative depth of flaws, integrity of pressurized systems, and to measure thickness of materials. Maybe required to maintain inspection equipment.
• Interpreted and evaluated inspection methods in terms of parts, components, or pressurized system serviceability by analysis of indications such as ultrasonic wave radiation travelling through, or being reflected, refracted, or absorbed by metallic or non-metallic material to detect discontinuities and relative depth of discontinuities, variation in electrical characteristics, and/or energy losses. Interpreted visual results of seepage, dye colors, or fluorescence. Measured fire and heat damage by conductivity application and recommends rework of electromagnetic metals.
• Performed inspection and evaluation in the NDI laboratory, using a wide variety of NDI methods of various types of aircraft, associated equipment, and components. Utilized methods such as penetrates, magnetic particle, eddy currents, ultrasonics, radiation, and theory of standards. Evaluated test results and methods as to compliance with applicable specifications.
• Established new techniques and methods of inspection for application of Non-Destruct Inspection (NDI) procedures by extensive study of inspection techniques and methods, which may be applied to a given problem.
• Observed strict safety precautions, procedures and practices while conducting inspections using radioisotopes or x-radiation. Responsible for the safety of all personnel while conducting inspections and recorded all radiation emission levels.
• Accomplished process control inspection of all NDI methods to insure compliance with military specification standards.
• Maintained strict adherence to EPA requirements, including local and State regulations, for the maintenance and disposal of potentially hazardous waste products. In case of a spill, leak, and/or contamination, immediately coordinated with the appropriate Government response team to alleviate/control the hazard. Michael Terwilliger
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EDUCATION
• Master of Arts Degree in Emergency and Disaster Management with honors through American Public University (APU). GPA 3.83
• Bachelors of Science Degree in Community and Human Services with a concentration in Emergency Management – GPA 3.21.
• AAS degree in Non-Destructive Testing from the Community College of the Air Force
(CCAF).
PROFESSIONAL MILITARY EDUCATION:
COURSE DATE COMPLETED
Contingency Wartime Planning Course 7 Mar 2014
Senior Enlisted Joint Professional Military Ed-SEJPME course 26 Jul 2011 USAF SENIOR LEADERSHIP ACADEM 01 SEP 1998
LEADERSHIP ACADEMY 01 JAN 1996
SUPERVISORY DEVELOPMENT COURSE 01 JAN 1984
Emergency Shelter Manager Course 15 Apr 1988
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REFERENCES
Richard Howard (Colonel Ret)
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Mr. Alan Patterson (SMS Ret)
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CMS Wescott Lee
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