Martin Segraves

Experience

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  US Army

  Jun 1982 - Nov 2008

  Advised CEO on supply and ground equipment maintenance issues for 25K-person DOD organization. Oversaw supply chain and maintenance processes, automation, readiness, and reporting. Directed transportation, motor pool operations, component repair, warehouse inventory, property management, and all aspects of logistics. Supervised military, contractor, and government personnel and managed two $50K per month government credit cards.Accomplishments:Created program from conception to implementation within 45 days; met 100% of milestones and deadlines.Produced and delivered a data product that reported daily readiness and logistics posture across the enterprise.Built cohesive team from 6 new liaisons; trained and mentored understaffed section to ensure project success. Show less Routinely briefed Chief of Staff on supply and ground equipment maintenance issues for 18K-person DOD organization. Oversaw supply chain and maintenance processes, automation, readiness, and reporting. Directed transportation, motor pool operations, barracks utilization, food services, inventory, property management, and all aspects of logistics. Supervised military, contractor, and government personnel and managed $250K per month government credit card.Accomplishments:Identified opportunities for inventory reduction; recouped $8.2M by turning in excess equipment .Determined lifecycle maintenance requirements for combat systems, rolling stock, generation equipment, and various other components during long-term storage. Managed maintenance and supply projects across all functions and echelons; determined requirements, established timelines, conducted detailed research, met suspense dates, and achieved results. Show less Advised Program Manager on supply and ground equipment maintenance issues for 7K-person DOD organization. Provided logistics subject matter expertise, coordinating supply and repair programs to enhance readiness for a fleet of over 4K combat systems, rolling stock, generation equipment, and various other components. Interfaced with enterprise staff to expedite shipment of critical repair parts; provided tracking data to customers to synchronize delivery with mission requirements.Accomplishments:Requisitioned, expedited, and tracked over $30M in critical repair parts; achieved maximum fleet readiness rate. Mastered 9 web-based logistics portals and STAMIS systems; recognized by CEO for resolving most difficult procurement issues.Trained 39 personnel to be excellent task force managers during Operation Iraqi Freedom. Show less Supervised electronic shops that repaired and serviced over 7000 communications electronics systems in multiple heavy brigade combat teams. Daily managed and trained 12 first line supervisors and 36 technicians with troubleshooting and repair specialties ranging from radiological and mechanical to hydraulics and utilities. Monitored and reported the operational readiness of all vehicle and equipment fleets. Diversified into medical team management.Accomplishments:Applied expertise, experience, and supply discipline in maintenance to ensure that military organizations regenerated combat power expeditiously through quick-fix techniques, cross-leveling parts, and ingenuity.Received a Commendable rating from the Nuclear Regulatory Commission during a radiological maintenance facility inspection; expertly managed separate accounts for different Americium-241 and Nickel-63 isotopes.Trained and supervised 36 personnel on multiple lifesaving techniques in hemorrhage control, tourniquet application, immediate care for spinal and head injuries, mouth-to-mouth resuscitation, first aid for bleeding, shock, fractures, and nerve agent injuries, and transportation of casualties. Show less Analyzed, designed, developed, implemented, evaluated, and presented classroom training using the Conference and Small Group Instruction techniques; developed, maintained, and updated course material for the purpose of completing the Special Electronic Device Repair Course and the Basic Non-Commissioned Officers Course; ensured accountability and positive control of test materials protecting the integrity of examinations.Accomplishments:Trained 500+ initial entry students of various skill levels on difficult electronics course with a 100% pass rate.Recognized by CEO for inspiring 70+ students in basic leadership course to exceed physical fitness standards.Overcame barriers and challenges in training multiple international students from Thailand and Egypt. Show less Performed, supervised and trained personnel to operate and perform maintenance and repair on microcomputers and electromechanical telecommunications equipment, video display, surveillance and recording equipment, programmable logic controllers, facility security systems (including supervisory control and data acquisition systems), instrumentation systems, switchboards, telephones, night vision devices, Aviators Night Vision Imaging Systems (ANVIS), laser and fiber optic systems, mine detection and dispensing systems, gyroscopic distance and azimuth-orienting devices, and nuclear, biological and chemical (NBC) warning and measuring devices. Used Test, Measurement, and Diagnostic Equipment (TMDE) and technical manuals to test, troubleshoot and repair special electronic equipment; read technical diagrams and manuals in order to locate and repair or replace instrument parts; performed quality control measures; prepared maintenance forms and records; reviewed and updated lesson plans and test instructions; performed preventive maintenance checks on equipment. Accomplishments:Repaired and conducted quality inspections on over 40K various electronic devices with no maintenance returns or loss of equipment; repairs often conducted in a portable, vehicle-mounted facility under adverse conditions.Received a Commendable rating from the Nuclear Regulatory Commission during a radiological maintenance facility inspection; expertly managed separate accounts for different Americium-241 and Nickel-63 isotopes.Maintained accountability and readiness of over $1.2M worth of electronic equipment, tools and repair parts.Implemented program that reduced customer wait time by 30%; frequently replicated across enterprise.Managed calibration and repair program with no delinquencies, saving the government over $75K per year. Show less

  • Logistics Management Supervisor

    Feb 2008 - Nov 2008

  • Maintenance Senior Advisor

    Feb 2007 - Feb 2008

  • Fleet Maintenance Manager

    Apr 2002 - Jan 2007

  • Electronic Maintenance Supervisor / Platoon Sergeant

    Jan 1999 - Mar 2002

  • Instructor / Small Group Leader

    Aug 1993 - Dec 1998

  • Electronic Technician / Supervisor

    Jun 1982 - Jul 1993
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  EPS Field Services Company

  Dec 2008 - Oct 2013

  Senior Logistician / Logistics Manager / Electronic Technician III

  Manage all aspects of logistics for the Left-Back Equipment (LBE) program for the Communications-Electronics Command (CECOM), tracking maintenance status of all equipment not needed by Army forces when they deploy. Perform technical and quality inspections and identify maintenance needs for complex electronics and computer equipment. Prepare multifaceted reports and maintain detailed databases, and brief senior leadership.Accomplishments: Created and managed a database to monitor over 210K systems through entire LBE cycle that became enterprise standard. Conduct all aspects of personnel management for up to 35 personnel in a regional organization across seven states to include hiring, payroll, travel, assigning tasks, and monitoring and evaluating performance. Developed procedures and policies to manage excess equipment; saved $56.3M in five years. Show less

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  Texas State Technical College

  Apr 2014 - Sept 2023

  Avionics Department Chair

  Develop Avionics Technology curriculum and maintain accreditation in accordance with institutional compliance standards. Establish teaching schedules, recruiting activities, advising and retention initiatives, and job placement efforts. Prepare department budget and monitor expenditures. Select, recruit and recommend Advisory Board members. Instruct and evaluate students on technical aspects of Avionics system configuration, installation, troubleshooting, repair and use of test equipment. Prepare reports, maintain databases, and brief senior leadership.Highlighted Duties: Direct daily operation of Avionics Technology program; establish faculty schedules and classroom assignments. Assign specific tasks to instructional staff and student worker; conduct follow-up to ensure best results. Develop and improve lesson plans and hands-on labs with new and existing equipment to engage students. Coordinate with the Federal Aviation Administration for management of Part 145 Certified Repair Station. Monitor calibration and maintenance status of all Avionics equipment, test sets and discrete test equipment.Accomplishments: Implemented improvements that increased the TSTC Avionics Program graduation rate by 45% in one year. Developed and implemented online curriculum for the TSTC Avionics Program for enhanced online learning. Coordination with employers resulted in placement of over 90% of graduates in jobs in the Avionics field. Purchased and implemented student use of newest Avionics radio systems and flight-line test equipment valued at over $500,000. Selected to work with the FAA and AEA to serve on the Repairman Certificate Portability Workgroup. Developed internal reporting system that was emulated by several departments in the division. Show less

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  JAG Aviation

  Mar 2024 - now

  Director of Avionics

  Responsible for overseeing and managing all aspects of Avionics operations in a leadership role. Requires strong technical knowledge, excellent problem-solving skills, and the ability to effectively communicate with team members and stakeholders. Develop and implement strategic plans to achieve company goals and objectives. Manage and supervise Avionics department. Ensure compliance with industry standards, regulations, and best practices. Provide guidance and support to team members, fostering a positive work environment. Collaborate with cross-functional teams to drive innovation and continuous improvement. Monitor performance metrics and implement corrective actions as needed. Oversee budgeting, financial planning, and resource allocation. Build and maintain relationships with key stakeholders, including clients, suppliers, and regulatory agencies. Show less