Jeremy Marmet

Experience

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  United States Air Force

  Mar 1999 - Mar 2020

  Leads 23 personnel performing on/off equipment armament inspection & maintenance on 28 F-16CJ aircraft & 30 20mm gun sys valued $850M. Guides maintenance on 749 Alternate Mission Equipment items & 8 Universal Ammunition Loading Systems worth $51M .Schedules/tracks periodic inspections on 2000 pieces AME/NIE & manages $37M Special Purpose Recoverable Authorized Maintenance account maintains 21 F-2 trailers.- Ensures equipment is prepared & available to compliment allowance standards & execute 52 FW deployment/TDY taskings. Show less Responsible to the chief inspector for completion of the Maintenance Standardization and evaluation program on 68 assigned aircraft support equipment and personnel. Interprets, inspects/advises, reports compliance and identifies shortfalls in management programs, maintenance standards, policies, and instructions. Evaluates 1,000+ technicians on job proficient, degree of training, and technical directives compliance by conducting after the fact quality verification inspections, over the shoulder personal evaluation 0n special inspections as directed by group commander. Performs acceptance/transfer inspection on depot/contractor maintenance. Recommends corrective actions for known suspected problems. Show less Responsible to the chief inspector for completion of the Maintenance Standardization and evaluation program on 68 assigned aircraft support equipment and personnel. Interprets, inspects/advises, reports compliance and identifies shortfalls in management programs, maintenance standards, policies, and instructions. Evaluates 1,000+ technicians on job proficient, degree of training, and technical directives compliance by conducting after the fact quality verification inspections, over the shoulder personal evaluation 0n special inspections as directed by group commander. Performs acceptance/transfer inspection on depot/contractor maintenance. Recommends corrective actions for known suspected problems. Show less I spent October 2003- thru September 2004 as a load crew team chief in the 81st Fighter Squadron working A-10 aircraft my duties entailed:Supervises two load crew members, certified and proficient in crew position to load, safe and download 15 different types of air munitions on 22 assigned A/OA-10 aircraft valued at $550M. Supports 8K annual flying hour program. Installs and removes impulse cartridges in armament jettison systems. Configures aircraft for operational sorties., repairs and maintains munitions handling, loading and attest equipment. Inspects, maintains, repairs, modifies an installs aircraft release, launch, suspension, monitoring and GAU-8 30mm gun systems. Performs aircraft weapons release functional check sand associated on equipment inspection requirements on alternate mission equipment and normally installed equipment. Performs end of runway inspection on loaded aircraft performs duties to meet extensive USAFE/NATO commitments. Show less Responsible to the load crew chief for munitions loading task. Acquires aircraft armament systems knowledge through academic study and on the job training. Operates aerospace ground equipment and accounts for tools required for aircraft loading task. Reconfigures aircraft with proper stores, launch, and suspension equipment. Performs end of firing day inspection on guns, and associated weapons release components. Performs aircraft munitions preparation, function checks, loading and arming operations of the unit commit munitions listing. Demonstrate minimum proficiency loading tasks evaluated by the weapons standardization section. Maintains concurrent servicing operation qualification. Responsible for tracking and maintain alternate mission equipment and normally installed equipment on A-10 aircraft. Maintains prepositioned aircraft contingency munitions. Show less Prepares, installs, loads, safes and downloads air munition’s for A/OA-10 aircraft using applicable handling equipment, munitions loading technical orders and operational procedures., assists in the removal and installation of the GAU-8A 30mm gun system and weapons panels. Aids in weapons system troubleshooting, ensures the serviceability of test equipment handling equipment, and hand tools through accomplishment of periodic inspections. Assists in the pre-inspection work cards requirements on four separate phase inspection of 22 Assigned A/OA1-10 aircraft. Maintains load crew position proficiency and performs sub crew responsibilities including aircraft preparation, munitions preparation postload and end of firing inspections Show less

  • Maintenance Squadron Production Superintendent

    Jan 2019 - Mar 2020

  • Armament Maintenance Section Chief

    Feb 2017 - Jan 2019

  • Weapons Section Chief

    Feb 2016 - Feb 2017

  • NCOIC Weapons Standardization

    Apr 2015 - Jan 2016

  • Assistant First Sergeant

    Nov 2014 - Apr 2015

  • Weapons Section Chief

    Dec 2012 - Nov 2014

  • NCOIC Loading and Maintenance

    Nov 2010 - Dec 2012

  • Weapons Expediter

    Oct 2008 - Oct 2010

  • Weapons Load Crew Chief

    Oct 2006 - Oct 2008

  • A-10 Weapons Quality Assurance Inspector

    Sept 2004 - Sept 2006

  • A-10 Weapons Quality Assurance Inspector

    Sept 2004 - Sept 2006

  • Weapons Load Crew Team Chief

    Oct 2003 - Oct 2004

  • Weapons Load Crew member

    Oct 2002 - Oct 2003

  • Weapons Load Crew Member

    Mar 1999 - Oct 2002
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  AAFES Shopette

  Mar 2020 - Nov 2021

  Customer Service Specialist
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  VB customz

  Nov 2021 - now

  Automechaniker