Guillermo Roman

Experience

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  U.S. Air Force

  Sept 2004 - Sept 2011

  - Directly responsible for over 200 personnel in 15 different specialties and 19 F-22A Aircraft valued at over $4.7 Billion- Reviews short and long range schedules to ensure optimal personnel and aircraft are available to support the mission- Managed staff, work schedules and assigned specific duties- Determined staffing requirements, and interviewed, hired and trained new employees and oversaw those personnel processes- Reviewed financial statements, activity reports, and other performance data to measure productivity and goal achievement- Developed and implemented Anti-Terrorism Training and Protection procedures for over 110 Maintenance Group facilities- Guided unit through over 2000 Quality Assurance inspections; achieved highest pass rate in aircraft unit- Achieved a 100% maintenance scheduling effectiveness rate- Developed Quality Assurance program and established the Maintenance Operations Control; centralizing all scheduled and unscheduled maintenance- Management experience in Maintenance Training, Aerospace Ground Equipment, Electro-Environmental, Fuels systems, Hydraulics, EGRESS and General Aviation systems- Managed all training requirements for over 2000 personnel - Consulted by defense contractors and project engineers to ensure quality development of operating procedures in over 75 programs- Develops and conducts specialty training academics courses Show less Maintenance Training Flight Commander 01 Sep 2010 to 01 Sep 2011- Responsible for managing, scheduling and conducting maintenance training. - Manages all maintenance training for over 1,200 personnel in four squadrons to meet the Wing's wartime mission. - Coordinates training detachment scheduling support. - Advises wing, group and squadron commanders on matters relating to maintenance training programs. - Responsible for scheduling a dedicated training aircraft, facility and audiovisual support equipment. - Responsible for instructional system, course reviews, curriculum development and maintenance officer training program.- Manages all maintenance training for over 2,000 personnel to meet the Wing's wartime mission- Coordinates training detachment scheduling support- Advises wing, group and squadron commanders on matters relating to maintenance training programs- Responsible for scheduling a dedicated training aircraft, facility and audiovisual support equipment valued at over $70M- Responsible for instructional system, course reviews, curriculum development and maintenance officer training program- Trains, certifies and evaluates 90 personnel to load and maintain over 150 standard and test munitions on A-10, F-15A-E, F-16 and UH-1N Helicopter, most diverse array of operations in the Air Force- Supervises initial fit checks of all new and unique test munitions in all possible loading configurations- Develops, evaluates, and ensures the accuracy of more than 100 local technical orders annually- Consulted by contractors and test engineers to ensure quality development and reliable testing of over 75 different programs- Coordinates development of operating procedures with project engineers, Safety office, and Quality Assurance section- Develops and conducts specialty training academics for maintenance personnel- Supervises standardization and training activities Show less

  • Maintenance Operations

    Dec 1986 - Sept 2011

  • Maintenance Training Chief

    Sept 2004 - Oct 2010
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  FAA

  May 2013 - Sept 2015

  FAA Certified A & P Mechanic (Greenville Tech)

  - Responsible for disassembly, cleaning, inspecting and overhauling PT- 6A turbine engines; returned engines to original condition – zero defects- Proficient with precision measurement; inspected turbine blades with dial indicator, micrometer and Vernier caliper to less than .0005 inch- Used nondestructive inspection on turbines - dye penetrant, mag particle, eddy current, ultrasonic method; identified faulty components- Experienced with blade blending procedures; identified/repaired faults on turbine engine blades returning components to original condition Show less

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  King Aerospace

  Sept 2015 - Dec 2016

  Fleet Logistics Maintenance Manager

  - Manages, leads, trains, and equips personnel supporting the Army’s DHC-7 ISR Fleet Maintenance and Operations in 4 continents- Manages Fleet Maintenance and modification of aircraft and associated equipment on a daily basis. Ensures aircraft meet daily mission requirements- Administers aircraft maintenance programs and resources- Directs Aircraft Maintenance Production Control, staff activity, and related material programs- Assesses company capability and advises senior management- Administers and manages 15 PT6A-50 spare engines for overhaul and maintenance fixed price schedule; valued at over $6.9 Million- Directs DHC-7 CPCP heavy maintenance project and modification production schedule. - Determines CCI project flow, purchasing, repair, service orders, budgets and manhours. Reports directly to FW with solutions and assessment- Manages Minimum Equipment Listings (MEL’s) for the DHC-7 fleet to ensure the most productivity and successfully meet ISR mission requirements Show less

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  Envoy Air

  Apr 2017 - now

  • Manager on Duty Maintenance Operations Control

    Sept 2023 - now

  • Maintenance Operations Control

    Apr 2017 - Sept 2023