Summary
Aviation Specialist with extensive experience supporting all aspects of air and ground operations to include Corporate and Commercial aviation, Military/Department of Defense, FAA FBO Repair Facilities. Areas of expertise include Aircraft Crewman with the US Navy, Aircraft Maintenance, to include being well versed in FAA, DOT and Air Field flight operations, and the FAR’s that govern the Aviation industry. Proficient in all aspects of administrative support, aircraft parts and materials, to include Warranty and Repair issues, Cost Analysis and Contract Negotiations, Logistics, Purchasing and Hazardous Materials operations. Proven Leadership abilities with a results driven attitude and a focus on Customer Satisfaction.
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:
Sikorsky Aerospace July 2011 to July 31, 2012
Lead Materials Analyst and Maintenance Product Support
•Ensure on-time delivery, quality, innovation, and accuracy associated with all outputs.
•Leverage data-mining/statistical tools and processes to identify/quantify/predict cost and reliability issues facing commercial aircraft operators
•IPT Lead for Rotor Blade improvement project for DOC for operators
•Software programs used are Navigator, Matrix, Electronic Drawings and SAMS. Tech Pubs writing program
•Contribute to the development of new tools/processes to identify/quantify/predict cost and reliability issues facing commercial aircraft operators
•Assume leadership role in the development of data-mining techniques/capability within the program
•Contribute statistical\data-mining ability and aircraft reliability/maintenance/operational knowledge to various program team pursuits
•Communicate analytical findings to engineering and/or aftermarket communities on a regular basis.
•Use ACE tools to improve team’s efficiency/effectiveness
•Develop/deliver executive-level presentations
•Participate in high-level briefings of program capability to company visitors, including current/prospective customers and civilian and military dignitaries.
•Perform Ad-Hoc analysis requests from internal customers.
•Coordinate team pursuits in alignment with program objectives
Spirit Airlines Nov 2010 to June 2011
Maintenance/Materials Planner
Responsible for directing aircraft materials throughout the United States and International areas of operations to support Airbus A319, A320 and A321 aircraft maintenance schedule. AOG materials support allowing maintenance operations to facilitate repairs and return aircraft back to service without loss of revenue due to down time. Ensure material allocations are maintained in support of all inspections including HMV, LMV and induction of new aircraft to the Spirit fleet.
•Oversee inventory, repair and rework of wheels and brakes used on associated aircraft with in the Spirit fleet. Directing and maintaining minimum and maximum stock levels
•Provide analytical data for parts usage to allow budget monitoring
•Direct liaison between Spirit Air materials department and vendor for parts purchasing
•Rotable tracking of materials, purchasing, assigning, repairs and time change data during aircraft maintenance cycle
•In charge of Maintenance/Materials schedule maintenance for flight wide operations. Maintained materials operation IAW FAA 8130 Regulations.
•Coordinate with Maintenance Planning for scheduling events such as HMV and LMV inspection, to ensure parts and materials were in place.
•Use of IPC and other technical manuals to give operation both on the ground assessment for repairs and which parts to order to allow quicker response to the needs of the fleet.
NetJets, Inc. March 2005 – Sept 11, 2009
Materials Line Station Coordinator
Developed procedures currently used for maintenance/materials fleet based aviation operations (FBO) for NetJets, Inc. Trained and staffed technicians at Line Stations and remote sites around the United States. Lead buyer, evaluator, negotiator, budget planner and financial liaison for maintenance and materials stations and remotes sites. Ensured constant availability of jet fleet to include around the clock parts and material services. Major roll in designing, building and implementing several all inclusive self-reliant maintenance/material support warehouse stations which could operate with little or no support from main headquarters.
•Lead AOG and materials analyst using aircraft (IPC) Integrated Parts Catalogs and aircraft schematics to establish aircraft needs and purchasing of aircraft parts for maintenance repair and service support along with resale to transit aircraft.
•Construction, trained personnel and maintained several warehouses and there around the clock operations.
•Maintain 5 different models of aircraft log books on parts usage and flight time on hardware to developed trends for usage and cost evaluations
•Provide logistics materials support around the world for maintenance operations.
•Operated and Maintained under FAA 8130 Regulations for materials and Part 145 FBO Operations.
•Buyer for 2 primary and 7 remote stations maintaining budgets to save on cost and man hours
•IATA Handler and hazmat instructor for local shipping and handling used to support aircraft operations
Ship Shape, LLC. Feb 2002 – March 2005
Owner/Operator Contract Maintenance Company
Provided support services and personnel to oversee maintenance and safety requirements to maintain residential homes, malls and office buildings. Services include preparation of apartments, office building and malls for tenants such as painting, electrical repair, plumbing, floor installation and foul weather support such as snow removal and or flooding
•Writing Proposals, RFQ’s, Contracts and Contract Negotiations
•Manages all aspects of purchasing including selecting and assessing vendors.
•Purchase of various raw materials, supplies, and equipment in support of maintenance and janitorial contracts.
•Maintaining service and contract records.
•Training full time employees in all aspects of service.
•Providing excellent Customer Service to suppliers, vendors and customers
BAE SYSTEMS July 2000 – Sept 2001
Tech III Supervisor
In Charge of Torpedo Readiness and logistics Shop
Prepared under water weapons and associated systems for use on both US Navy and Allied submarine operations.
•Administrative duties to include log book updates on weapons and systems, implementation of upgrades to the weapons technical manuals and procedural updates.
•Inspection test and checks on weapon systems navigational, armament, OTTO II fueling and propulsion systems.
•Both Tech and QA for fueling and de-fueling operations both within the facility and on board both allied and US ships and subs.
•Senior team leader and instructor for weapons handling teams.
•Provide logistics movement of weapons, parts and support equipment to both US and Allied assets supporting numerous missions abroad.
•Requisitioning and buying parts for weapons systems for both surface, sub surface vessels for both US and NATO forces
MILITARY SERVICE:
US NAVY June 1979 – Oct 1999
Aviation Ground and In Flight Specialist
Type Aircraft: P-3 Orion all models, SH-60 Sea Hawk and SH-2 Sea Sprite helicopters and C130 Hercules
Primary Duties were to maintain aircraft weapons and avionics systems, ensuring safety of flight and meeting all qualifications. Radar, Radio Operator, Aircraft Weapons Systems, T56-14 Turbo Prop Mech and In-flight Technician for the above aircraft listed and their associated systems. Quality Assurance for all aircraft systems listed above to ensure safety for ground personnel and aircraft systems. Senior operations logistics and maintenance ground administrator
•Senior in flight/ground avionics and weapons systems technician
•Senior operational specialist in charge of logs and records, tracking flight time, medical evaluations, aircraft usage and crew operational readiness and their qualifications.
•Flight crew in-flight instructor/evaluator
•Qualified for Power Planet and Airframe maintenance and QA on P-3 and H-60 series aircraft
•Maintaining multiple storage to remote sites for weapons, aircraft parts and miscellaneous materials
•Senior operation administrator and planning officer for both ground and flight operation planning
•Desert Storm Combat Veteran
TECHNICAL SKILLS:
•Microsoft Office software to include: Word, Excel, Power Point, and Outlook
•Corridor, MXI, MX32, Quantum Systems,
•AMIS2000 Maintenance and Materials Program
•Military/DOD NALCOMIS, FED LOG Aircraft Materials Systems
•International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR)
•FEDEX and UPS Shipping software for normal shipping and Hazardous Materials Shipping
•IATA Certified Hazardous Materials Technician
•SAMS, Digital Drawing and Matrix
•Qualified Fire Fighter
•Forklifts and numerous handling equipment operators for aircraft and materials