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Tampa, Fl, Us

Tampa, Florida, United States

Tampa, Florida, United States

Tampa, Florida, United States

Supervise 445 personnel responsible for an 18,000-hour flying program throughout 27 countries; ensured each personnel had the technical training, mentorship, and resource support to sustain a complex mission that contributed to national security. Conduct comprehensive safety inspections and analyzed data on 4,000 maintenance actions, identifying trends, and determining incident root cause resulting in significant process improvements and the reduction of safety violations. Facilitate Continuous Process Improvement events with a total of 5,800 excessive equipment items returned to the supply system or provided to the agency with shortfalls, clearing 1,200 square feet of storage and recouping $1.1 million for the organization. Oversee 19 programs to include hazard material disposal, hazardous communication, bioenvironmental, precision measurement equipment, and aircraft maintenance technical orders, which maintained the highest levels of safety.

Okinawa, Japan

Served as government travel certifying officer; review $2.1 million dollars in travel authorizations and reimbursements preventing fraud, waste abuse, and mismanagement of taxpayer funds.Led the implementation of a restructured personnel evaluation process, interpreting and implementing a new government regulation and related policies for all active duty services members; served as a subject matter expert for senior leaders. Coordinated typhoon evacuation of 244 personnel, 55 tons of cargo and 14 aircraft to alternate geographical locations outside the typhoon path contributing to the immediate post-typhoon humanitarian relief to impacted areas. Collaborated with the Equal Opportunity Office in tailoring a multifaceted workshop for a subset population with an emphasis on institutional, structural, and interpersonal factors influencing the organizational culture and climate.

Okinawa, Japan

Managed all launch, recovery, service operations, status reporting, and maintenance actions for seven career fields in support of 19 global trainings and organizational partnerships in 10 countries, fortifying strategic international allies. Oversaw 241 safety inspections, evaluating procedure, compliance, and resourcing, providing immediate on-site training and remediation for safety violations having earned an excellent rating with no technical data or direct safety violations. Led a team for a fleet-wide inspection of nose landing gear retracts system, completing complex inspections prior to the indicated date and executing $95,000 in repairs, sustaining the longevity of the aircraft, and maintaining the safety of personnel. Managed qualification training in Auxiliary Power Unit and Engine Operation, certifying 130 active-duty personnel in the proper operations and the associated emergency procedures critical to flight safety and aircraft function.

Fairfield, California, United States

Appointed as leadership representative in the new airframe acquisition identifying deficits in airframe support equipment and proposing 150 corrective actions that were implemented to reduce limiting factors and secure new airframe transition. Designated with distinction to deploy with a dedicated aircraft in providing worldwide strategic aerial refueling and airlift capability for the United States Armed Forces; Coordinated aircraft mission status and all special support requirements. Lead Aircraft Mechanic in deployed environment for Operation Enduring freedom, responsible for five aircraft that serviced 130 million pounds of fuel; maintained and inspected aircraft to achieve a 99% mission reliability rate. Recognized regularly by quality assurance inspectors for superior equipment maintenance and ground handling execution by consistently meeting or exceeding the safety and inspection requisites.

Ramstein Air Base, Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany

Coordinated the implementation of the daily, monthly, and quarterly flying schedule and prioritizing maintenance, facilities, cargo, and support resources for 57 aircraft valued at $9 Billion. Communicated with headquarter agencies on resolutions of maintenance requirements and support of broken aircraft around the globe through computer-based command and control systems. Implemented emergency orders and contingency plans for accident response, in-flight and ground emergencies, natural disasters, and munitions transportation.

Master'S Degree, Occupational Safety And Health Technology/Technician

Bachlor, Professional Aeronautics, Minor In Management And Safety

Associate'S Degree, Aviation Maintenance Technology