Wood Ramsay Hill, Jr.

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North Las Vegas, NV 89086

EMAIL:

adu9g3@r.postjobfree.com

702-***-**** Cell

WORK EXPERIENCE:

Clearance: Active T/S

September 6th, 2022 to December 6th, 2022

Just completed a 90 Day contract with PDS Defense in St Louis for Boeing as a Quality Engineer.

Under Contract with PDS Defense at GKN St. Louis, Mo

Working FAI’s

Non-conformance Tags

Composite Lay-ups inspections

Performing daily inspections of the CCA (Clean Room)

Working to Boeing processes and specs for the F/A18, C/D, E/F aircraft

Northrop Grumman

One Hornet Way

El Segundo, Ca 90245

Start: November 6th, 2006 as a contract Employee

Was hired by Northrop Grumman April 2007 to May 7, 2021 due to retirement.

I retired from Northrop Grumman as Quality Field Engineer (Source Inspector) for 14 years May 07, 2021. I will be available now to start. I would like find contract work and don’t mind traveling to suppliers from home base in Las Vegas, NV.

Position:

Quality Field Engineer

Responsibilities:

I supported numerous suppliers as a Quality Field Engineer in Colorado, Nebraska, Arizona and Southern Utah also some on the east coast.

Tasks:

Supplier risk management

Develops and implements supplier quality evaluations and control systems

Assured supplier process and product quality, including contractual, regulatory, and technical compliance was adhered too

Conducted FAIR’s reviews I/A/W AS9102 Rev B

Reviewed all SCARs for Root cause and Corrective actions

Certified to J-STD and NASA soldering cortication’s

Contract Quality Engineer

Middle River Aircraft Systems (Subsidiary of GE)

Middle River, MD.

This is a one-year contract through Echelon Services Towson, MD.

July 13th, 2005 to November 23, 2005: Contract

Task assigned as Quality Engineer is to write Quality planning for First Article Inspections, I/A/W AS9102. Program assigned is the airframe details and assemblies for the CH47 helicopter. Our customer is Boeing Aircraft in Philadelphia, Pa. Programs utilized is Catia Models, DNOVIA and CMM models.

Triumph Gear Systems

6125Silver Creek Drive

Park City, UT. 84068

12/13/04 – 06/10/05 this was a six-month contract (Engineering Technical Group)

Responsibilities: Program / Procurement Quality Engineer

C-5A, Main Landing Gear and Brake System; EA-6A Flight Control Motor/Gear Actuators for Wing Slats and Wing Fold System. I was tasked to create First Article Inspection records for all in-house manufactured products I/A/W AS9102. All products received in-house from outside vendors/suppliers for proper certifications for processes performed and that required First Articles Inspections were performed. I would contact and request from vendors’ proper documentation to be supplied before products went into stores for issue to the manufacturing floor. Responsible for creating First Article Inspection documentation for all Government Spares manufactured in-house.

JT-3, Arcata Associates

Las Vegas, NV

02/02/2002 - 03/05//2004

Separated from this position on March 05, 2004 voluntary. My T/S (SSBI) was awarded on April 07, 2004 by DISCO and on file (Not Active)) this will expire on March 2006, if not activated.

Assigned to the JT3 contract working on the Nellis Test and Training Range. My responsibilities include performing audits, surveillance and inspections on radar systems, facilities, communications and remote communication sites within the NTTR range complex IAW ISO 9000; 2000 guidelines and local work instructions. I work under the guidelines of the JT3 and Annex 2 contract requirements, policies and procedures. Perform other related duties as assigned by the Program Configuration/Quality Manager.

Hernandez Engineering

Moffett Field, CA

01/01/2001 - 01/11//2001 (Laid Off)

Sr. Quality Analyst

Hernandez engineering group at NASA AMES Research center, in Mountain View, Ca., supporting ISO-9000. This entails performing internal audits and some external audits, when required, in the different codes or directorates of NASA and outside vendors. At present, we're in the process of upgrading from the 1994 version to ISO 9000(2000). I'm also tasked to work on the continuous improvement program. I perform other assigned tasks as directed by the program manager. I just finished working on projects for STS-108 program.

NASA

Kennedy Space Center, FL

09/09/1982 - 05/05//1994 (RETIRED FROM THE USA GOVERNMENT After 31 years of service)

Engineering Technician,

GS-0802-12

Responsibilities: Provide assistance to quality assurance specialist and supervisors within the division by conducting engineering type analysis, evaluations, studies, surveys, and audits in the areas of inspection. Testing of shuttle flight hardware, work procedures, testing and checkout of newly constructed facilities and assure all building codes and OSHA standards meet drawing requirements. Specifications. Review contractor quality plans and procedures for compliance with NASA and KSC contract requirements. After quality engineering training, was a certified member of the material review board (MRB) responsible for reviewing and signing engineering disposition and review corrective action for problems related to processing, launch and safety of flight. I was also assigned to work on such teams as; continuous improvement, lessons learned, TQM. I was a certified facilitator, established structured surveillance programs. I was the first FOD manager at KSC. Performed inspections of the payload bay for the next launch. Inspected from the Quality Man. Required to perform supervisor duties many times in 12 years in the Shuttle processing division.

DCAS (Now DCMA) Philadelphia and Atlanta Regions)

Stuart, FL.

09/01/1973 - 09/01//1982

Quality Assurance Specialist, Aerospace, @ Grumman Aerospace

GS-1910-09

Responsibilities: Presently assigned to the Grumman Aircraft facility in Stuart, Fl., as

Quality Assurance Specialist, Aerospace.

Prior to coming to Fl., I was a Quality assurance specialist assigned to numerous manufacturing contractor facilities throughout eastern and central Pennsylvania. Commodities inspected ranged from; electronics, electrical, mechanical, aircraft overhaul, new aircraft manufacturing, outside auditing, itinerant inspector handling in excess 200 to 300 contracts, N.D.E. labs for compliance and inspections. Certified in non-destructive testing per Mil-STD-271E, NTR-1, ASNT, SNT-TC-1A and Mil-STD-410. NAVSHPS 250-1500, for radiographic reading of film for nuclear welding of pressure vessels and core baskets for subs and carriers. Worked to MIL-I-45208, MIL-Q-9858, DSAM 8200.1 and certified a quality Assurance specialist in the commodities of aerospace, mechanical, nuclear, and materials (construction type) and procurement quality assurance. Completed a course in contract administration. I also conducted external audits of aerospace, mechanical suppliers. I attended Frankford Arsenal for an 80hr. course on GD&T and was certified at the time to ANSI Y14.5.

EDUCATION:

Some College

SPECIALIZED TRAINING: Military and NASA certifications

ISO 9000; 2000 Audit process training, CPR/First Aid; 10/01/02 Course. ISO 9000; 2000 Transition and Auditor course 7/24/01 80 hrs. NQA, training.

Certified in many certifications for electronics per J-Standard and NASA soldering certifications.

Military

8 years US Navy 6/13/1962 to 3/1970 aviation mechanic and plane captain and Combat Rescue Aircrewman

12 years USAF1970 to 1984 C-130 Flight engineer, Crew chief, flight line supervisor

Retired with 21 years Military service

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