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Yyyyyy x. yyyyyy
Country of Citizenship: United States
SSN: xxx-xx-xxxx
Security Clearances: Secret, granted 2002, updated 2010
Veterans Preference Points:
Vacancy
Announcement Number: SCBK10169544
Position: LOGISTICS MANAGEMENT SPECIALIST,
GS-0346-12
Core Competencies
Aviation Management, Military Aviation, Maintenance, Troubleshooting,
Repair, Logistics, Production, Quality Assurance, Safety, Regulatory
Compliance, Standard Operating Procedures, Training, Academic Instruction, Team
Building, Staff Supervision, Program Development, Project Management, Procurement,
Inventory Control, Supply Chain Management, Technology, Records Management,
Reporting, Presentations, Communications
Work Experience
Jun 2008-Present
Westar Aerospace & Defense Group
Kirkuk, Iraq
Hours per Week:
Salary:
Supervisor Name: Phone: Permission to Contact: Yes
Aviation Maintenance Quality Assurance Manager
Contribute industry expertise toward effectively establishing and driving quality control operations for Iraqi Flight School, including comprehensive technical leadership of all maintenance functions. Concurrently deliver classroom instruction in OH-58 helicopter systems, including weight and balance, for Iraqi Initial Entry Rotary Wing flight students. Hold authority for certifying airworthiness; ensure continual compliance with critical Army and FAA safety of flight messages and directives. Proficiently develop and maintain high volume of complex maintenance forms and records, message files, historical records, Time Before Overhaul charts, calibrations, weight and balance, and related quality control initiatives for fleet of 15 US Army
OH-58A/C and Bell 206B helicopters.
Research, source and procure all special tools as well as back shops and ground support equipment for optimal operational support. Strategically network with local machine shops and facilities throughout theater to fabricate special tools/support equipment for aviation maintenance.
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Jun 1988-July 2008
United States
Army
Fort Drum, NY
Hours per Week: 40+
Ending Salary: E7 pay scale
Starting Salary: E1 pay scale
Supervisor Name: Phone: Permission to Contact: Yes
Platoon Sergeant/Safety Officer/Quality
Control Inspector, Supervisor, Technical Inspector, OH-58D
Maintenance Supervisor, Safety Officer, Helicopter Mechanic
Demonstrated dynamic leadership skills in coordinating and supervising 25 helicopter mechanics responsible for the timely servicing of 30 OH-58D Kiowa Warrior while concurrently serving as Shop Supervisor over 55 personnel representing broad military occupational specialties spanning Hydraulics Mechanics, Power Plant Mechanics, Armament Mechanics, Avionics/Electrical Technicians, and Sheetmetal Repairers. Oversaw all maintenance operations, from 600 hour engine services, troubleshooting procedures, work flow planning, and production control to quality control and related shop, flight-line, and supply operations. Efficiently monitored operational checks and test flights; certified airworthiness of aircraft.
Entrusted with accountability/serviceability of $38M in special tools/ground support equipment.
Provided instruction and on-the-job training in scheduled and unscheduled helicopter maintenance, supply, and safety techniques. Evaluated work performance and facilitated professional development of staff. Additionally trained and monitored personnel in safety laws, standards and regulations impacting both work and home activities as Safety Officer; steered broad safety initiatives/programs for risk management in areas including safe vehicle maintenance operations, hazardous materials storage, fire prevention, and accident investigation reporting. Led monthly safety council meetings and training sessions.
Held multiple positions in varied locations over course of military career: Rear Detachment NCOIC/Aviation Troops Platoon Sergeant/Safety Officer-Buedingen, Germany, 2004-2005; Helicopter Academics Platform Instructor/Writer-Fort Rucker, AL, 1996-2004; Platoon Sergeant-Camp Eagle-Republic of Korea, 1995-1996; Helicopter Mechanic/Crew Chief, Maintenance Lead, Maintenance Supervisor-Fort Campbell, KY, 1988-1984.
Deployed to several combat locations including Operation Iraqi Freedom and Operation Desert Storm. Directed 24-hour combat operations employing 3 maintenance shifts, allowing aircrews to log over 6K combat flying hours on 10 OH-58D helicopters over the course of an 11 month deployment. Actively trained, led and counseled personnel. Proficiently managed administrative functions including maintaining flow charts, writing reports and preparing personnel evaluations, as well as flight schedules coordination.
As Helicopter Academics Platform Instructor/Writer, successfully instructed over 7K graduate and undergraduate commissioned, warrant, and foreign military students and law enforcement officials in OH-58 Helicopter Systems program through lectures, discussions, demonstrations, practice, and critiques at 100% pass rate; key subjects ranged from Helicopter Description and Airframe, Pre-flight Techniques, Electrical Systems, and Fuel Systems to Power Plant, Power Train, Rotor Systems, and Weight and Balance. Effectively developed, wrote, reviewed, and revised all classes as well as designed new lesson plans and student handouts; introduced new Program of Construction to course. Resourcefully employed diverse teaching tools including 35mm projector slides and Microsoft Power-Point presentations to boost results.
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Additionally trained many students in TH-67 Cockpit trainer including start-up, shutdown and emergency procedures. Awarded Master Instructor Badge and routinely recognized on numerous evaluations as a Subject Matter Expert. Selected to contribute professional and expertise toward filming of Army of One television commercial and website video.
As Helicopter Mechanic, forward deployed, in charge of recovery operations of 8 OH-58C Helicopters; effectively performed scheduled and unscheduled maintenance, troubleshooting, and recovery of classified components during Operation Desert Storm. While Helicopter Mechanic/Crew Chief and Maintenance Supervisor, facilitated scheduled/unscheduled maintenance on 12 OH-58A/C Observation Helicopters, including removing and installing subsystem assemblies (i.e. engines, transmissions, gear boxes, main and tail rotor assemblies, rotor blades), performed comprehensive phase maintenance, inspections and troubleshooting as well as maintenance operational checks, collaborated in maintenance test flights, and maintained detailed forms and records. Relied upon to maintain and account for all ground support equipment. Concurrently trained staff in maintenance practices and techniques.
Education
School Name-City/State
Degree: MS Aviation Technology
Year Earned: 2009
GPA:
Credit Hours Completed:
School Name-City/State
Degree: BS Aviation Management
Year Earned: xxxx
GPA:
Credit Hours Completed:
Minden High School-Minden, NE
Diploma: High School Graduate
Earned: 1988
Specialized
Training/Certifications
Six Sigma Green Belt Certified, 2008
Airframe and Powerplant Certificates
Safety Officer Course (SOC40), 2004
Aviation Maintenance Technology Type 65 Curriculum, 2003
United States Army Aviation Advanced Non-Commissioned Officers Course, 2003
Basic Aircraft Maintenance Course, 2003
Special Course for Safety Management, 2002
Supervisor Development Course, 2002
Accident Investigation and Analysis Techniques, 2001
Aviation Maintenance Management Course, 2000
OH-58D Helicopter Repairer Supervisor Basic Non-Commissioned Officers Course, 1999
US Army Aviation Logistics School, OH-58D Helicopter Repairer Course, 1998
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Specialized Training/Certifications continued
United States Army Aviation Instructor Training Course, 1996
Systems Approach to Training, 1996
Equal Opportunity Leadership Course, 1996
Hazard Communication Train the Trainer Course, 1994
United States Army Primary Leadership Development Course, 1993
United States Army Aviation Center, OH-58 Helicopter Repair Course, 1988
Technical Skills
Microsoft Office, ULLS-A SCP-6, Outlook Express, Adobe Professional, TAMMS-A, LOGSA, FED LOG, Improved Electronic Technical Manuals (IETM), and Bell Helicopter Technical Manuals
Awards
AAAA, Honorable Order of St. Michael Bronze Award
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