Aircraft corrosion prevention team.

Retired from service

Supervised 13 personnel in upkeep of 312 combined tool kits for use by 205 unit members on 22 F-16 aircraft valued at $704 million. Provided planning, build-up and delivery of cargo pallets that included tools, equipment for contingencies, deployments, exercises and TDYs. Manages, requisitions, reconciles, and coordinates repair/calibration of 1,500 equipment items worth $14.5 million. Performs preventative maintenance, periodic inspections, and corrosion control measures on all tools and aircraft test equipment. Oversees, inspects, and corrects 15 section programs to include; facilities, vehicles, HAZMAT, information technology Assets, War Readiness Material, fuel tanks, Non-Combatant Evacuation plan, and training.

Performs HH-60 Pavehawk Armament schedule and unscheduled maintenance for maintaining 9 aircraft valued over $360 million. Supervises and trains personnel, enforces Category II security, maintenance, and accountability of 65 assigned weapons. Inspects, maintains, modifies, installs, and repairs HH-60G gun system and armament equipment valued over $4.1 million. Ensures munitions and equipment are ready to support Combat Search and Rescue missions in Air Force Central Command (AFCENT) and Pacific Command (PACOM) Area of Responsibility (AOR).

Managed 61 vehicles fleet across 12 shops, directed usage, maintenance, and inspections. Ensures qualified fleet is above the Minimum Essential Level (MEL) and squadron mission requirements are secured. Advised Squadron Commander, senior enlisted leaders, and flight/section chiefs on vehicle maintenance priorities, issues and training policies. Operated the Squadron Airfield Driving Program, ensuring over 400 personnel were trained, qualified to meet local operations, and Pacific Air Forces (PACAF) theater requirements. Overseen Automatic Data Processing Equipment (ADPE) Program, controlled and inventoried 96 Information Technology (IT) assets, provided communication access, performed software updates, and replaced hardware issues.

Lead and managed 45 personnel, responsible for inspections, repair, serviceability of 1,200 equipment assets. In charge of $30.4 million Special Purpose Recoverable Authorized Maintenance (SPRAM) equipment account, ensured weapons systems for 54 assigned F-15 C/Ds were combat ready. Makes sure ammunition loading system (LALS/UALS) and alternate mission equipment (AME) supports the Base commander's flying hour program. Analyzes maintenance practices, Quality Assurance reports, and negative trends, implements corrective measures and improves efficiency.

Manages (un)scheduled maintenance inspections on 1,700 Alternate Missions Equipment (AME)/Normally Installed Equipment (NIE) to sustain 56 assigned A-10 and F-16 weapon systems. Used general and special tools, test equipment, technical orders, fault isolation, wire/cable repair, to accomplish equipment maintenance duties.