Experience

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  Us air force / air national guard

  Oct 1987 - Jan 2002

  F15 / f16 aircraft maintenance craftsman

  Performs end-of-runway, postflight, preflight, thru-flight, and phase inspections. Uses technical data to diagnose and solve maintenance problems on aircraft systems. Interprets and advises on maintenance procedures and policies to repair aircraft and related equipment. Troubleshoots and maintains aircraft structures, systems, components, and related equipment. Removes and installs aircraft components. Conducts functional tests of repaired components and systems. Adjusts, aligns, and rigs aircraft systems. Supervises and performs aircraft jacking, lifting, and towing operations.  Zulu Alert Crew Chief, Detailed oriented and identified problems and discrepancies and was selected to the elite Zulu Alert team, that was responsible for the 5 minute airborne commitment as an Airman First Class out a unit of 36 maintenance mechanics.  Dedicated Crew Chief, First term airman to be selected as a dedicated crew chief being assigned as the lead mechanic out of a unit of 36 aircraft maintainers.  Technical School Honor Graduate, Attending maintenance mechanic technical school at Sheppard AFB Wichita Falls Tx graduating top of the class with 98% average. Show less

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  United states air force

  Oct 1987 - Apr 1990

  Us air force

  F-15 Maintenance Mechanic

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  Florida air national guard

  Jan 2002 - Jul 2011

  125th Fighter Wing, Florida Air National Guard, Jacksonville, FL 2008-2011Supervised & performed airfield management functions including coordination with aircrews, air traffic control and various base agencies to provide safe airfield ops environment. Directed commercial and military aircraft on the runway to ensure their safe departures and arrivals. Coordinate with air traffic personnel, monitor flight records, and monitors weather conditions. Complete daily inspections of all airport safety and operational areas and equipment including runway and taxiways, airfield lighting, parking aprons, hangars, fuel storage areas, and perimeter fences and gates for hazardous conditions related to aviation operations. Developed & Implemented with civilian airport management and customers, Managed, developed, and implemented plan to ensure FOD free runways at Jacksonville International Airport. First program to ever be implemented at a civilian airport, in turn saving the USAF thousands in repairs due to FOD. Coordinated with civilian airport authorities accomplishing runway FOD with volunteers from both the USAF, and airline personnel from major airlines walking both runways alternating months. Shelter Construction Planner, Assisted in the planning design and implementation of aircraft shelters for F15 aircraft reducing weathering, and storm damage of unit assigned aircraft. Prepared various documents for all implementation of activities to ensure approval for same and assist to distribute final documents. Participated in various project meetings and maintained records of all construction dates and project costs. Assisted construction manager and prepared schedule for all projects and assisted in close out process and ensured appropriate filing of paperwork. Show less 125th Fighter Wing, Florida Air National Guard, Jacksonville, FL 1990-2008Inspected aircraft structures, systems, components and related systems ensuring aircraft prepared for flight. Troubleshot and maintained aircraft structures, systems, components and related equipment. Lead Controller, in charge maintenance and structure integrity program data, ensured FLANG and OEM data integration. Planned, scheduled & organized use and maintenance of aircraft, engines, munitions and associated support systems.  Multiple High Visible Deployment, Volunteered for multiple deployments to include Operation Northern Watch, Operation Southern Watch, Operation Enduring Freedom, and Operation Noble Eagle. First ever joint exercise deployment with German Mig-29 aircraft and Post Cold War air superiority missions out of Reykjavik Iceland. Selected to provide maintenance flow of production functions for West Virginia C130, Air National Guard unit deployed to Ramstein Germany to provide mission supporting operations in Iraq, Afghanistan, and Northern Africa. RED FLAG Maintenance Control NCOIC, Managed twenty one maintenance controllers consisting of Indian, French, Korean, and USAF airmen. Managed maintenance flow of production functions in support of approximately 759 flight hours with U.S. F-15C/D, Korean F-15K, French Rafael, and Indian Tankers. Attended planning and preparation meeting as lead unit and control team for Red Flag exercise, working with base and multiple unit leadership ensuring resolution of barriers supporting foreign units first time participation in US joint exercise with brand new F-15K and Rafael Aircraft, ensuring part availability and continued status of parts and materials.  Show less 125th Fighter Wing, Florida Air National Guard, Jacksonville, FL 1990-2008Inspected aircraft structures, systems, components and related systems ensuring aircraft prepared for flight. Troubleshot and maintained aircraft structures, systems, components and related equipment. Lead Controller, in charge maintenance and structure integrity program data, ensured FLANG and OEM data integration. Planned, scheduled & organized use and maintenance of aircraft, engines, munitions and associated support systems.   RED FLAG Maintenance Control NCOIC, Managed twenty one maintenance controllers consisting of Indian, French, Korean, and USAF airmen. Managed maintenance flow of production functions in support of approximately 759 flight hours with U.S. F-15C/D, Korean F-15K, French Rafael, and Indian Tankers. Attended planning and preparation meeting as lead unit and control team for Red Flag exercise, working with base and multiple unit leadership ensuring resolution of barriers supporting foreign units first time participation in US joint exercise with brand new F-15K and Rafael Aircraft, ensuring part availability and continued status of parts and materials.  Operation Noble Eagle / Enduring Freedom, Provided maintenance control functions for the high operation tempo air superiority missions over the east coast of the United States accomplishing 4833 flight hours and 3253 sorties over a 12 month period. Provided additional maintenance control function for two alert facilities, one on station alert, and one detached alert facility located at Homestead Air Reserve Station, Homestead Fl. Show less

  • Assistant Airfield Manager

    Feb 2008 - Jul 2011

  • Florida Air National Guard Civil Service Technician

    Feb 1998 - Jul 2011

  • Florida Air National Guard

    Apr 1990 - Mar 2011

  • Production Scheduler

    Feb 2007 - Feb 2008

  • Maintenance Controller

    Jan 2002 - Feb 2007
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  Argyle athletic association

  Sept 2002 - Jan 2010

  Establish policies based on sound research andconsideration of pros and cons of each issue.• Adopt policies that allow the organization to run efficiently, effectively, legally and ethically.• Hire, fi re, supervise, evaluate and support the executive.• Request, receive, evaluate and make decisionsbased on effective and wise guidance from the executive.• Interpret the agency’s mission, values and vision tothe public.• Set a strategic direction that adopts goals relatingto the mission of the organization.• Secure adequate funds to carry out the agency’sgoals.• Monitor operational and capital fi nances.• Act as a resource, as a sounding board and as theeyes and ears of the citizens of the community, makingsure that the agency is meeting their needs.• Develop, maintain and update long-range plans.• Adopt a code of ethics.• Support board decisions even when a decisionconflicts with their personal views (recognizing theauthority rests with the board, not with one boardmember). Show less Communicate in a way that is positive and that demonstrates that you have the best interests of the players at heart (see chapter 2 for more information).Introduce the rules of baseball and incorporate them into individual instruction (see chapter 3 for more information). Many rules can be taught in practice, including offensive rules (such as the definition of the strike zone, rules related to the baseline, and when sliding is mandatory) as well as defensive rules (such as the force play, the balk rule, and obstruction). You should plan to review the rules any time an opportunity naturally arises in practices.Character development includes learning, caring, being honest and respectful, and taking responsibility. These intangible qualities are no less important to teach than the skill of hitting the baseball. We ask you to teach these values to players by demonstrating and encouraging behaviors that express these values at all times. For example, in teaching good team defense, stress to young players the importance of learning their assignments, helping their teammates, playing within the rules, showing respect for their opponents, and understanding that they are responsible for having a role in every play-even though they may not be recognized individually for their efforts. Show less

  • Member of Board

    Jan 2006 - Jan 2010

  • Baseball Coach

    Sept 2002 - Jan 2010
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  Wyle aerospace group

  Oct 2011 - Jul 2015

  Performed cost data analysis for F-15 Integrated Logistic Support and weapons system acquisition phases. Analyzed digital technical data to determine data relationships across platforms to determine part life expectancies and cost data. Maintained and operated computer systems for debrief purposes. Acted as COMSEC responsible officer, maintained, secured, issued, received and disposed all COMSEC materials pertinent to mission requirements.  Engine Mount Brackets, Analyzed fault data from 250 F-15s, 24K discrepancies boiled down to 1240 legitimate repaired write-ups….risk analysis matrix to determine extension capability…. Show less

  • F-15 RCM Analyst

    Jul 2014 - Jul 2015

  • Security Specialist

    Oct 2011 - Jul 2014
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  Oakleaf athletic association

  Jul 2014 - Jul 2015

  Baseball coach

  Communicate in a way that is positive and that demonstrates that you have the best interests of the players at heart (see chapter 2 for more information).Introduce the rules of baseball and incorporate them into individual instruction (see chapter 3 for more information). Many rules can be taught in practice, including offensive rules (such as the definition of the strike zone, rules related to the baseline, and when sliding is mandatory) as well as defensive rules (such as the force play, the balk rule, and obstruction). You should plan to review the rules any time an opportunity naturally arises in practices.Character development includes learning, caring, being honest and respectful, and taking responsibility. These intangible qualities are no less important to teach than the skill of hitting the baseball. We ask you to teach these values to players by demonstrating and encouraging behaviors that express these values at all times. For example, in teaching good team defense, stress to young players the importance of learning their assignments, helping their teammates, playing within the rules, showing respect for their opponents, and understanding that they are responsible for having a role in every play-even though they may not be recognized individually for their efforts. Show less

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  Boeing

  Jul 2015 - Jan 2018

  F15 operations support

  Performs fabrication, assembly & modification of “in Service” aircraft and components including metal and composite structures. Performs systems installations and operational checkout of hydraulic, instruments, surface controls, pneumatic, heating and cooling systems, diagnose and correct systems malfunctions. Leads training for 6 other mechanics to ensure DCMAI 8210 compliance. Maintains aircraft historical records, performs inspection and installation of ejection seats as required.  Created training database to ensure compliance with DCMAI 8210.C, Merged company online and local on-the-job training into one comprehensive database and ensured compliance. Maintain data-base entry to ensure personnel requirements are met. Ensured Maintenance Instruction accuracy, Authored 5 Publication Change Requests for in-process inspections and maintenance actions providing production accuracy and system efficiency. Show less

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  Boeing

  Sept 2018 - now

  • Manager Prod Ops Staff

    Feb 2021 - now

  • Quality Assurance Specialist

    Apr 2020 - Feb 2021

  • Reliability and Maintanability Technician

    Sept 2018 - Apr 2020