Patrick Stansbery

Experience

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  US Air Force

  Apr 2001 - Aug 2013

  Leads 38 military and contractor personnel, providing maintenance support to 16 geographically separated units worldwide. Manages $1.4M Transient Alert, $1M Aerospace Ground Equipment contracts and $5M in Precision Measurement Equip Laboratory (PMEL) assets. Provides guidance, as subject-matter-expert (SME), for technical issues related to Quality Assurance, Tool Control, Foreign Object Damage, Dropped Object and Crash/Disabled/Damaged Aircraft Removal programs. Oversees maintenance on HQ AFSPC’s $3.4M missile warning & space control sensors and contracts. These actions include reviewing performance work statement (PWS) requirements and developing a bottoms-up basis of estimate (BOE). Provides support to contracting specialists, program managers and functional managers on pricing and contracting efforts on an as requested basis. Show less Responsible for management and supervision of 16 personnel assigned to Support Section providing support for 200 personnel and 20 F-16CJ aircraft. Oversees a 6 person supply section responsible for a 600 item benchstock inventory and repairable aircraft parts turn-in program. Ensures proper supply discipline is followed and conducts research on specific supply assets. Directs the aircraft Tools section responsible for over 2,000 pieces of test equipment and 76 consolidated tool kits worth $13.5 million. Responsible for the build-up and preparation of all squadron maintenance pallets for deployment and mobility commitments. Reviews Table of Allowance and coordinates with base supply to requisition necessary equipment. Monitors precision measurement equipment calibration, land mobile radio maintenance, and aircraft protective equipment programs. Show less Responsible for directing, controlling and coordinating scheduled and unscheduled maintenance on 20 F-16CJ aircraft and engines with a total value of over $500 million. Manages, controls, and directs allocated resources and people to meet the flying schedule and Time Compliance Technical Orders. Ensures daily aircraft maintenance plans and priorities established by the production superintendent are excuted. Determines aircraft mission capable status and coordinates requirements between Maintenance Operations Center, back shop support and operations. Coordinates job starts and completions to ensure efficiency of maintenance. Ensures aircraft are returned to fully mission capable status in minimum time. Ensures compliance of technical orders and safety directives. Show less Responsible for the leadership, supervision, and morale of 31 crew chiefs maintaining 20 F-16CJ aircraft valued at over $500 million. Manages duty schedules that support over 400 sorties and over 1,500 scheduled and unscheduled maintenance actions monthly. Ensures all section related information is accurately input into the Core Automated Maintenance System. Ensures sufficient personnel are qualified and available for all production efforts. Establishes workcenter training requiements and evaluates training needs of personnel. Ensures personnel are worldwide qualified for mobility commitments and taskings.Performs as combat area supervisor during combat employment execises and contigencies; monitors servicing, maintenance actions and weapons loading for area of responsibility. reviews all aircraft maintenance to ensure proper corrective actions and documentation. Show less Responsible for conducting personnel, technical, and special aircraft system inspections in eight fighter aircraft squadrons. Performs random currency and serviceability checks of equipment, technical orders, and checklists. Formulates corrective actions for dificient areas requiring supervisory attention and inputs results from evaluations into quality assurance program. Contributes to the training received by 1,350 wing personnel and evaluations required to ensure quality maintenance on 190 assigned F-16 aircraft valued at $5.3 billion. Provides depot, numbered air force, and major command personnel with assistance and authoritative reference concerning F-16 one-time inspections. Conducts investigations of aircraft incidents, unusual occurances, and special studies for the operations group commander. Show less

  • Maintenance Superintendent

    Aug 2012 - Aug 2013

  • 51 ACFT MAINT SQD, ASSISTANT MAINTENANCE SUPERINTENDENT

    Jan 2012 - Jul 2012

  • 25 AIRCRAFT MAINT UNIT ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT

    Jun 2010 - Jan 2012

  • 36 AIRCRAFT MAINT UNIT, PRODUCTION SUPERINTENDENT

    Jul 2009 - Jun 2010

  • FIRST SERGEANT

    Jun 2005 - Jun 2009

  • SUPPORT/SUPPLY SECTION CHIEF

    May 2004 - Jun 2005

  • FLIGHT LINE EXPEDITER

    Apr 2003 - May 2004

  • AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE SPECIALISTS SECTION SUPERVISOR

    Apr 2002 - Apr 2003

  • AIRCRAFT MAINT SYSTEMS, QUALITY ASSURANCE INSPECTOR

    Apr 2001 - Apr 2002
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  URS Corporation

  Aug 2013 - Jul 2014

  Work Control Coordinator

  Assist the Work Control Manager, Cycle Coordinator, and other Work Control personnel in the planning and preparation of unusual or specialized problems and related schedule information for input into systemization, production, and outage schedules, establishing priorities, and the implementation of changes to plant configuration. Provide technical support to Work Control Manager, Cycle Coordinator, and other Work Control personnel in respective areas of the work management process

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  Air Force Engineering and Technical Services - AFETS

  Jul 2014 - Jul 2017

  F-16 Equipment Specialist - Airframe

  Advise technicians and management on maintenance related tasking and issues. Provides assistance in troubleshooting, repairing system failures, and research and analysis. Provide technical advice and recommendations to supervisors. Conducts training in the maintenance of assigned systems and equipment and ancillary equipment. Prepares lesson plans, course outlines and examinations. Interprets and analyze complex engineering drawing, schematics, and specifications. Performs investigations on system and equipment malfunctions. Provide training and instructions for specific equipment and system operations. Develop procedures for troubleshooting difficult system anomalies. Coordinates with senior leaders, engineers and subject matter experts on complicated and unusual maintenance issues. Show less

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  Air Force Engineering and Technical Services -AFETS

  Jul 2018 - now

  Team Supervisor/ F-16 Senior Equipment Specialist - Airframe (APG)

  Advise technicians and management on maintenance related tasking and issues. Provides assistance in troubleshooting, repairing system failures, and research and analysis. Provide technical advice and recommendations to supervisors. Conducts training in the maintenance of assigned systems and equipment and ancillary equipment. Prepares lesson plans, course outlines and examinations. Interprets and analyze complex engineering drawing, schematics, and specifications. Performs investigations on system and equipment malfunctions. Provide training and instructions for specific equipment and system operations. Develop procedures for troubleshooting difficult system anomalies. Coordinates with senior leaders, engineers and subject matter experts on complicated and unusual maintenance issues. Show less