Aerospace

Objective: Pursue a challenging career, enhancing company productivity, customer focus and personal achievement using proven skills and abilities.

Summary of Qualifications

 USAF 20 plus years experience in all aspects of Aircraft Maintenance

 Detail-oriented, decisive, relational, excellent communication and perception skills.

 Able to create cross-functional customer focused relationships to resolve operational challenges

 Team player able to work both in a diverse group and independently

 Self motivated and confident in learning new systems and methods

Professional Experience

U.S Air Force, Aircraft Department Plans and Programs Manager (2006-2009)

 Monitored manpower distribution for 900 personnel, including necessary supervision adjustments

 Managed six buildings/ six hangers/12 facility custodians within the maintenance complex

 Responsible for policies resolving force protection, emergency management and safety

 Coordinated project development with mechanical engineers between military and civilian

U.S Air Force, KC-135 Flight line Expeditor (2004-2006)

 Front line supervisor responsible for assigning work to 10-20 aircraft maintainers

 Set priorities based on flying schedule and grounded aircraft verses available workers

 Ensured workers had proper technical data, test equipment and aerospace ground equipment required to perform assigned tasks in a timely manner

U.S Air Force, KC-135 Hydraulic Quality Assurance Inspector (2001-2004)

 Analyzed engineering/technical data on new products, changes, and service procedures

 Maintained inspection, technical and instruction manuals; revised process or instruction as required

 Supported quality and performance improvements, developed policies, and standardized procedures

 Performed aircraft/support equipment inspections; analyzed data for trends, and facilitated corrective actions

U.S Air Force, KC-135 Hydraulic Technician (1987-2000)

 Assemble system components, using fixtures, measuring instruments, hand tools, and power tools

 Test systems and assemblies for functional performance, adjust, repair, replace malfunctioning parts

 Deep knowledge and ability to perform removals, installations, extensive rigging and operational testing of flight controls, hydraulic systems, landing gear and all associated components.

 Ability to perform scheduled/ unscheduled maintenance tasks on aircraft structures and systems

EDUCATION

Aircraft Maintenance Systems Technology

Community College of the Air Force Associates Degree – 63 Semester units

Security Clearance

SECRET – Department of Defense (EPSQ), 1986 to Present

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