Justin Moore

Experience

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  United States Air Force

  Oct 1999 - Nov 2019

  - Validated, coordinated, and approved inbound Department of Defense, Department of Homeland Security, and foreign military unit support with 30 agencies to provide aircrew combat training utilizing the Mountain Home Air Force Base Range Complex- Supervised readiness programs, aided 16 units to generate required readiness data, relayed manning and equipment issues to senior leadership, advising civilian leaders of military readiness- Directed development of all Plans to include the design, control, routing and storage of 21 publications and aided base agencies with rewriting procedures. Wing Plans provided a course of action and emergency management procedures used for 3.3k air base personnel- Facility manager of 4 operational air base buildings valued at $75M; accomplished basic repairs and coordinated contract maintenance personnel as needed - Resource advisor and approving official of a $24k annual budget utilized for facility maintenance, office products, and daily requirements for support of the section- Advised section leadership on policies, standards and discipline for 530 personnel. Coordinated administrative actions with unit Chief Operating Officer, staffed required documentation for daily activities, and monitored personnel for morale and welfare Show less - Led and directed 78 crew chiefs in performance of on and off equipment maintenance for 21 Boeing F-15E aircraft valued at over $1.1B.- Established and enforced section standards, policies for on-the-job training, safety, aircraft equipment and quality control programs for work center.- Supervised performance reports and recognition programs, maximized motivational benefits and ensured standards were met and sustained.- Coordinated with superiors to establish schedule priorities and managed personnel to accomplish maintenance and section training program. Show less - Led 43 personnel, executed 14K inspections annually, evaluated training quality on 2.2K personnel on aircraft maintenance procedures and practices. Developed statistical reporting data for requested specific senior leader foci to enhance quality maintenance practices on 76 Boeing F-15E aircraft valued at $6.7B.- Direct advisor to senior leadership on status of training and maintenance practices, provided monthly status of inspection findings brief for entire aircraft maintenance organization.- Directed $1.6M E-tool Program, provided digital instruction manuals for aircraft maintenance procedures. - Managed Product Improvement Program office, utilized to identify high-failure rate aircraft components and address issues with parts suppliers and depot repair stations.- Led the Repair Enhancement Program office, utilized to locally repair aircraft components and recoup costs associated with shipping and off-site repair of “consumable” aircraft components. Show less - Advised Royal Saudi Air Force (RSAF) on Boeing F-15C aircraft and Pratt & Whitney F100-PW-220 engine maintenance repairs and strategic maintenance planning practices for scheduled, heavy maintenance and inspection actions.- Interfaced between RSAF headquarter personnel, field personnel and US Foreign Military Sales support agencies to facilitate repairs, replacement, and inspection of aircraft and components. - Assisted RSAF headquarters and Air Bases to improve tactical requirements and supplied forecasting to improve capabilities. Utilized monthly written status reports to identify key issues for the RSAF to focus on and improve processes. Show less - Directed maintenance activities for 114 technicians in support of 20 Air Force Special Operations General Atomics MQ-1 and MQ-9 remotely-piloted aircraft and associated Ground Control Stations valued at $210.8M.- Led organizational level effort ensuring scheduled and unscheduled maintenance tasks were completed on assigned aircraft and implemented corrective actions as necessary.- Coordinated with plans-and-scheduling to develop and meet weekly, monthly, and annual flying schedules in support of on-time aircrew training objectives.- Monitored aircraft analysis products to plan and schedule heavy maintenance inspections and maintenance actions to meet home-station and deployed flying operation schedules. Show less - Developed training plans for 120 personnel, 5 different military specialties, and coordinated with training flight to meet recurring training requirements. Advised unit leadership on skill qualification task upgrades and coordination of evaluation capstone testing to complete qualifications.- Oversaw development of, and qualified 7 personnel on, MQ-9 aircraft maintenance training program.- Authored unit “foreign object and dropped object” programs, trained 84 personnel on standards, and implemented best practices to accomplish Air Force objectives.- Created first Air Force Special Operations MQ-9 engine operations course, utilized to replace remote training travel requirements. Trained and qualified 3 maintenance personnel to operate MQ-9 aircraft engines, averting $7.1k travel costs. Show less - Managed 15 assigned Maintenance Operations Center personnel to coordinate aircraft flying operations and provide aircraft status reporting to senior leadership.- Facilitated flight production of over 1,800 maintenance personnel on 78 aircraft to coordinate on and off equipment and aircraft maintenance support.- Monitored flying activities, tracked scheduled and unscheduled maintenance actions, and updated aircraft status reports in order to relay collected data for senior leadership briefings. Show less - Performed troubleshooting and functional checks on Boeing F-15C aircraft canopy, mechanical flight control, and landing gear systems.- Accomplished scheduled inspections and Time Compliance Technical Order requirements during heavy aircraft maintenance periods.- Operated and maintained all assigned vehicles, specialized crash recovery equipment, and unique tools valued at $728K.- Qualified Crashed Damaged or Disabled Aircraft Recovery team member for all aircraft in the Area of Responsibility, to include F-15C/D, KC-135R, RC-135, E-3B/C, M/HC-130, and HH-60G aircraft types. Provided aircraft maintenance expertise for emergency response actions, mitigated runway and airfield closures, and aircraft damage. - Re-built aircraft Wheel and Tire section’s consumable parts account valued at $990k. Show less

  • Superintendent, Wing Plans and Receptions

    Mar 2017 - Nov 2019

  • Aircraft Maintenance Work Center Manager

    Jun 2016 - Apr 2017

  • Quality Assurance Chief Inspector

    May 2014 - May 2016

  • Aircraft Maintenance Adviser

    Apr 2013 - Apr 2014

  • Production Superintendent

    Oct 2012 - Mar 2013

  • Work Center Training Manager

    Mar 2010 - Oct 2012

  • Senior Weapons System Conroller

    Mar 2008 - Mar 2010

  • Repair and Reclamation Craftsman

    Mar 2005 - Mar 2008

  • Tactical Aircraft Maintenance Trainee

    Oct 1999 - Feb 2005
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  Electro Design Engineering, Inc.

  Oct 2019 - Feb 2021

  Apprentice Electrician - IBEW 915

  Electrician Apprentices support Electricians in the maintenance, operation and repair of industrial electrical systems. They assist with and perform installation and maintenance tasks in order to ensure the effective operation of various types of electrical equipment.- Install, maintain, and repair 3 phase-high and medium voltage electrical systems. - Installing a new Motor Control Center- Routing rigid, and electrical metallic conduit throughout the facility- Installing cable tray systems and support trapeze systems- Maintaining electrical generation systems at industrial power plants Show less

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  Miller Electric Company

  Apr 2021 - Jun 2023

  Apprentice Electrician - IBEW 915

  Electrician Apprentices support Electricians in the maintenance, operation and repair of commercial electrical systems. They assist with and perform installation and maintenance tasks in order to ensure the effective operation of various types of electrical equipment. Learn and apply knowledge of the National Electrical Code.- Installed wiring, conduit, fixtures, transformers, and other electrical wiring, circuits, systems, equipment and controls. Use and understand the safe operation of instruments used to troubleshoot, and test new and existing electrical systems.- Install, maintain, and repair single phase and 3 phase medium and low voltage electrical systems.- Service technician for commercial remodels, trouble-shooting, and repairs.- Installation and commissioning of level 2 charging stations. Show less

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  MJM Electric Inc

  Dec 2023 - now

  Journeyman Electrician

  Journeyman Electricians are skilled tradespeople responsible for installing, maintaining and repairing electrical systems in buildings and other facilities while adhering to local and national electrical codes.- Reading and interpreting blueprints, diagrams and schematics to understand the layout of electrical systems- Installing, maintaining and repairing electrical control, wiring, and lighting systems- Inspecting transformers and circuit breakers and other electrical components for faults- Troubleshooting electrical issues using appropriate testing devices- Repairing and replacing equipment, electrical wiring, or fixtures.- Conducting regular preventive maintenance on electrical systems- Advising management on whether continued operation of equipment could be hazardous- Training and mentoring apprentice electricians Show less