DAVID J. DOGGETT

**** *. ***** ******, **** F

Chicago, Illinois 60643

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SUMMARY

Experienced commercial helicopter pilot with a current CFI and Class II medical. I have 27 years’ experience as a pilot and 17 years’ experience as a Chief Helicopter Pilot with the Chicago Fire Department. Pining go-getter whose moved by bringing about positive results and changes. Able to work well under stressful and during demanding situations. Military trained in aircraft maintenance. FLIGHT EXPERIENCE SUMMARY

Total Time: 4402

NIGHT TOTAL CROSS-COUNTRY

NIGHT

CROSS-COUNTRY

Rotorway Executive 25 125 / /

R22 / R44 30 345 15 47

UH-1B 15 75 12 75

UH-1N / 212-**-***-*-***

UH-1H 25 325 35 75

412EP 270 2,301 80 80

152/172 11 38 3 5

EC-135 5 73 2 7

FlightSafety / FAA 610-**-***-**-**

Flight Instructor 25 650 4 10

Pilot In Command 516 4,402 175 443

Landing 1,040 3,118 70 132

Night / NVG 92 121 16 32

Instrument Simulated / Actual 11 22 6 10

Offshore (Actual) 100 2,110 3 6

EXPERIENCE

CHICAGO FIRE DEPARTMENT, AIR SEA RESCUE

Deputy District Chief, 2020 to Present

Supervise the helicopter operations for the Chicago Fire Department;

Coordinate flight activities with the Commanders of Air Sea Rescue;

Assures that manpower requirements of the unit and that helicopter pilots meet required performance standards including flight training requirements;

Supervise the operational duties of the Company Officers responsible for instructing staff and preparing work reports;

Ensures schedules for helicopter pilot training and equipment maintenance do not conflict with emergency responses;

Makes certain that the helicopter unit complies with the aviation regulations of the FAA and with departmental rules and regulations;

Trains staff on proper emergency procedures for air and sea rescue incidents;

Keep officers abreast of department orders, helicopter operations and rescue strategies;

Maintains the Attendance and Assignment, Company Journal, and electronic flight records. DAVID J. DOGGETT

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EXPERIENCE (cont.)

CHICAGO FIRE DEPARTMENT, AIR SEA RESCUE

Chief Helicopter Rescue Pilot, 1998 to 2020

Licensed, experienced senior commander and flight instructor responsible for all helicopter operations.

Responsible for air and/or sea emergencies requiring rapid assessments and provides a course of action including diver deployments, surface rescues, subsurface rescues, hoist abstractions and urgent transport.

Performs take offs/landings. Assists mechanics with mechanical repairs/ troubleshooting.

Determines flight routes, speed, and take-off and landing times.

Provides aid to people in distress or imminent danger.

Ensures that the helicopter safety and maintenance are ran safely.

Execute special duties, police assistance, photo flights and demonstrations.

Trains crew members on helicopter operations as well as search strategies.

Current with federal and local flight regulations. Certified Flight Instructor (CFI).

Performs daily routine maintenance to ensure that helicopter remains mission operative, including pre- flight maintenance; tracks helicopter flight hours along with use to schedule for preventive maintenance;

Ensures instruments certification according to Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) regulations;

Timely completes large-scale phase maintenance and large component exchanges by contractors;

Monitors the work of the maintenance contractors; recognize the needs and makes the arrangements for unexpected or unscheduled maintenance or repairs;

Performs maintenance test flights.

Ensures that pilots meet required performance standards and required flight training.

Maintains schedules for helicopter pilot training and equipment maintenance, to not conflict with emergency responses.

Sustains written and computerized flight logs and aircraft and pilot records incompliance with FAA regulations and other federal guidelines.

CHICAGO FIRE DEPARTMENT, 1ST DISTRICT

Firefighter, 1989 to 1998

In charge of fire suppression and rescue.

Provides Emergency Medical Services (EMS).

THE UNITED STATES NAVY

Maintenance Petty Officer and Crew Chief, 1987 to 1993

Checked flight components and equipment to ensure proper operation during flight.

Served as Active-Duty Flight Engineer, Agana, Guam from 1987 to 1989.

Served as Reserve Status Flight Engineer, Glenview, IL from 1989 to 1993. DAVID J. DOGGETT

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EDUCATION

FLIGHT SAFETY INTERNATIONAL

Completed annually, 2002- Present

UNIVERSAL AIR ACADEMY

FAA Licensed Helicopter Instructor Pilot completed 2001 SUN AERO HELICOPTER FLIGHT SCHOOL

FAA Licensed Commercial Helicopter Pilot completed 1999 FAA Licensed Private Helicopter Pilot completed 1998 BUTLER AVIATION GROUND SCHOOL, MIDWAY AIRPORT

Recreation Pilot Fixed Wing Flight Training completed 1985 CERTIFICATIONS

Chicago Fire Department

Firefighter III, 1995

Emergency Medical Technician, 1991

NVG Ground Training and Flight, 2009

Coast Guard Sector Search, 2007

NFA Leadership III, 2004

Hazardous Materials Tech A & B, 2006

Dive Certification, 2016

AWARDS

Received A City of Chicago Resolution for Heroism and Bravery for rescuing two adults in August, 2001.

Received, The Chicago Fire Department's Unit Performance Award for Exceptional Performance in March, 2017

SPECIAL INTEREST

Member of Aircraft Owners & Pilot’s Association.

Member of Experimental Aircraft Association.

Member of Midwest Helicopter Association

Owned a Rotor Way Exec 152 Helicopter, FAA Certified. DAVID J. DOGGETT

2142 W. 111th Street, Unit F

Chicago, Illinois 60643

312/315-5138

June 24, 2023

Kim Botts

Mark P Huntley

Air Method

Dear Kim and Mark,

I am an exceptionally talented and self-directed professional pilot who has made a mark in various facets here at the Chicago Fire Department, Air Sea Rescue Unit, which include leadership and team support by military standard attention to detail. I am a passionate and energetic quick thinker with an ability to analyze complex situations in high-paced environments which allows me to establish priorities and perfect effective rescues that consistently exceed expectations with timely and effective results. As an EMS Pilot, I will complete the tasks given to the highest possible standards. My 27-years of experience and abilities in the field of flying will make me an invaluable member of your organization. My experience supports this passion and I am proud to have delivered notable solutions across a diverse, yet integrated industry. I invite you to read more about my accomplishments in the enclosed resume.

Furthermore, I am an energetic motivator and communicator who has consistently acknowledged by my colleagues, clients, and management alike as an experienced pilot, excellent leader, intuitive problem- solver, and a dedicated professional with the talent and experience to deliver measurable results in your organizations platform.

I look forward to learning more about your company’s goals and how I can contribute to your continued success. Thank you for your time and consideration. Sincerely,

David Doggett

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