Experience

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  Patrol squadron forty seven

  Mar 1996 - Mar 2000

  Electrical/instrument repair technician

  Performed the test, repair, and calibration of aircraft electrical/electromechanical components, flight instruments, and system actuators. Cross trained and became proficient on P-3 Orion and H-60 Seahawk instrument test benches resulting in an early designation as Quality Assurance Inspector for four work centers mitigating a shortage of qualified personnel and duty section coverage.

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  Fleet readiness center mid-atlantic

  Apr 2000 - Apr 2003

  Instrument repair work center supervisor

  Directed and provided oversight in the testing, troubleshooting and repair of various electrical/electromechanical aircraft components and aircraft flight instruments. Expertise and steadfast efforts led to a 44% maintenance backlog reduction and simultaneously increased production quality resulting in zero components returned for repeat discrepancies. Performed over 300 Micro-miniature repairs for in-shop components, significantly decreasing awaiting maintenance time which resulted in a Ready-For-Issue rate increase of 23%. Quality Assurance Inspector for two work centers inspected and processed over 1,200 instrument components resulting in zero items returned for rework. Spearheaded the research efforts on two critical instrument items, increasing repair capability resulting in a cost avoidance of 15,000 dollars annually in depot level repair and replacement costs. Show less

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  Aviation intermediate maintenance department(aimd)

  Jun 2003 - Jun 2006

  Maintenance production manager

  Managed and prioritized Intermediate level maintenance workloads for 27 work centers in the repair of Avionics, Airframes, Support Equipment, Aviation Life Support Systems and Armament. Directed the production efforts of 350 personnel in 43 work centers. Comprehensive and meticulous management of resources resulted in zero expeditious repair maintenance transactions. Flawlessly coordinated the induction of over 2,000 Weapon Repairable Assemblies (WRA’s), the return to service of over 1,300 aircraft parts and processing of over 400 Beyond Capable Maintenance components to authorized repair sites, totaling of $500,000 dollars in cost savings. Trained and qualified six Production Control Supervisors. Supervised and led a team of 15 personnel in the repair of electronic and electromechanical aircraft Weapons Repairable Assemblies (WRA’s) to a 82% reduction in backlog in less than 90 days, while simultaneously reaching an 83% RFI rate. Recertified 8 2M technicians within the European Region ensuring uninterrupted Fleet support. Show less

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  Center for surface combat systems detachment east

  Jul 2006 - Sept 2009

  Leading petty officer/miniature/micro-miniature(2m) repair instructor

  Led 32 instructors in the professional development of 1,470 students across 11 courses of instruction with an attrition rate of less than 2%. Supervised the (2M) instructor pipeline qualified nine military and one civilian instructor. Developed structured training requirements for the command Master Training Specialist (MTS) program. Qualified 22 instructors as Master Training Specialist. Received a grade of outstanding on two consecutive 2M/MTR site certifications. Professional Mentorship and training led to the selection of two quarterly recognition awards, and the promotion of two sailors to the next pay grade. Show less

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  Us navy

  Jan 2009 - Jul 2015

  Navy chief

  Maintains and repairs electrical, instrument, and power systems on various aircraft. usescomputers in various aspects of work; applies Hazmat procedures and Quality Assurance methods; and applies aircraft corrosion control techniques. Completes maintenance forms and inventories parts and supplies; performs avionics corrosion control; supervises and trains airmen apprentices; and uses various maintenance and supply tracking computer applications. Serves as crew leader; supervises and trains individuals; interprets technical directives; maintains technical library and inventory and training records; performs periodic aircraft inspections; uses personal computer and spread sheet software applications; and may serve as a Quality Assurance-CDI. Serves as shift supervisor, supervising several persons; manages maintenance manpower; diagnoses nonroutine malfunctions and demonstrates repair techniques; interprets electrical and electronic schematics and drawings; approves completed work assignments; schedules preventive maintenance; supervises technical library; supervises and directs aircraft inspections; directs installation of aircraft electrical changes; writes technical reports; provides personnel training and prepares personnel efficiency reports. Supervises all shop personnel; plans and implements safety instruction and inspection programs; evaluates aircraft electrical systems and equipment test procedures and recommends improvements; prepares maintenance duty schedules; prepares periodic or recurring reports; supervises the use and file maintenance of publications, logs, and records; interprets technical publications pertaining to aircraft electrical systems and test equipment; prepares schedules of preventive maintenance; coordinates and manages shop maintenance and training; supervises quality assurance program provides technical assistance in aircraft accident investigations. Show less

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  Uss iwo jima lhd 7

  Nov 2009 - Nov 2010

  Division officer/leading chief petty officer

  Led the production and administrative efforts of 35 Sailors and Marines in Avionics and Armament maintenance repair supporting 11 work centers. Managed the completion of over 1,000 aeronautical, Expeditionary Strike Group Intermediate Maintenance Activity, and calibration maintenance actions. Supervised a team of 9 calibration repair technicians during a comprehensive Calibration Standard Equipment List conversion. Raised calibration standards readiness to 96% in both range and depth. Ensured electrical safety compliance for 45 ship spaces which resulted in zero Board of Inspection and Survey discrepancies with strict adherence to Naval Sea Systems Command Maintenance and Material Management guidelines. Staffed and coordinated personnel/physical security requirements for 125 personnel. Increased qualifications by 23% which led to the successful completion of the annual Afloat Training Group Force Protection Certification. Mentorship and professional development of subordinates resulted in the selection of 3 quarterly recognition awards and 1 annual recognition award. Show less

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  Norfolk ship support activity

  Dec 2010 - Jan 2012

  2m/mtr inspector

  Provided inspection and certification for Miniature/Micro-miniature/Module Test and Repair (2M/MTR) repair facilities and technicians in accordance with the Naval Sea Systems Command 2M/MTR program requirements. Assisted with 2M/MTR site certifications and facilitated 2M/MTR technician recertification courses for 117 repair sites, and over 300 2M/MTR technicians throughout the East Coast. Provided critical insight and training to 2M/MTR technicians aboard ships and in the classroom environment ensuring proper maintenance, practices, and repair techniques were accomplished in a safe manner. Show less

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  Comnavairsyscom

  Jan 2012 - May 2015

  Naval aviation maintenance program change coordinator

  Coordinates with Office of the Chief of Naval Operations and Commander Naval Air Forces on Naval Aviation Maintenance Program change recommendations, interpretations and policy compliance by all Navy and Marine Corps activities in the Naval Aviation Enterprise. Administrative expertise and thorough knowledge of Naval Aviation Policy is instrumental in the coordination, research, and discussion of policy changes. Works daily on the Naval Aviation Maintenance Program Instruction to improve safety, mission readiness and combat capabilities. Computerized Self Evaluation Checklist (CSEC) Database coordinator addresses trouble calls and facilitates real-time corrections to over 2,400 maintenance and safety related questions covering 111 Naval Aviation Maintenance Program areas. Senior Level Alcohol and Drug Control Program Manager, provides training, guidance, and compliance oversight to 85 subordinate command Drug and Alcohol Program Advisors and Urinalysis Program Coordinators. Show less

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  Applied techniques corp

  May 2015 - Nov 2015

  Uas training specialist

  Electrical and Instrument Systems maintenance curriculum developer for MQ-4C Triton Unmanned Aircraft System. Inputs and manipulates data in AIM Content Planning Module(CPM), AIM II Learning Objective Module (LOM) for Aviation Electrician's Mate maintenance related duties, tasks and sub-tasks. Serves as a liaison during the development of maintenance trainers in support of the establishment of the MQ-4C Triton training site. Identifies requirements for maintenance trainers to include removal and installation tasks as well as in depth system troubleshooting in conjunction with instructor led computer based training. Show less

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  Technology security associates, inc

  Nov 2015 - Aug 2016

  Senior engineering technician

  Provides hands-on aircraft experience from the T&E phase of System Engineering to disposal. The support includes, ECP development, report analysis, installation, and disposal. Reviews, analyses, develops, prepares or applies engineering, technical or maintenance specifications, policies, standards or procedures.

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  Fdrmc det rota

  Sept 2016 - now

  Micro-miniature(2m) module test & repair(mtr) fiber optic test & repair(fotr) inspector european aor

  Manage the repair of electronic circuit card and electronic modules to ensure support is provided to various systems.Inspect Miniature - Micro-Miniature (2M)/Module Test and Repair (MTR) technicians and repair facilities to ensure all technical aspects of the 2M/MTR program and equipment are being satisfactorily utilized and maintained.Provide technical advice for organizational, intermediate and depot level repairs and 2M/MTR equipment maintenance and support.Review work methods and procedures for opportunities to improve efficiency or effectiveness of the 2M/MTR program to eliminate bottlenecks and barriers to production.Track all certifications of all Fleet 2M/MTR facilities and technicians to ensure sufficient numbers to support 2M/MTR databases for the commandAdminister 2M site certifications for the commands within the AOR. Show less