• Ensures quality tasks are accomplished according to priority set forth by production managers• Provides feedback and evaluation based on performance throughout the year• Monitors personnel availability to ensure complete coverage of tasks and adjusts numbers accordingly• Ensure personnel receive necessary training to meet the needs of operational requirements• Coordinates weekend coverages to provide proper availability for off shift work

Quality Inspector for the Orion Capsules in the Artemis Program

Managed all aspects of Quality for an FAA Repair Station. Implemented AS9100/ISO 9001. Revamped entire Quality library.Authored Safety Management System. Developed hazardous waste disposal procedures. Inspected for safety deficiencies.

Perform Return to Service inspections on V2500 Fuel Diverter & Return Valve units.- Ensure FD&RV units have been inspected, repaired and/or overhauled per OEM or other approved tech data.- Generate Form 8130, releasing parts for service.- Perform NDT inspections as needed.Perform Return to Service inspections on CF34 Fan Blades. - Generate Form 8130, releasing parts for service.- Ensure CF34 Engine Fan Blades are inspected and repaired per approved OEM or other approved technical data.- Perform repairs on CF34 Fan BladesPerform return to service inspections on PW1100 Stator Guide Vanes.-Generate 8130 and release units to service.Manage the Calibration Program for all calibrated tools in the FD&RV and CF34 shops- Keep records of all calibrated tools. Verify tools and certificates match.- Schedule calibration inspections. Send out tools or schedule an outside technician to perform calibration.

Provide spiritual leadership for the post

- Reduced error rate by 40% through implementation of individual review process.- Increased production rate and lowered missed turn times by developing part tracking form.- Expanded information access through use of MS Access database. Increased amount of information available to technicians and inspectors reducing time necessary to find supplies and information.- Provide expert guidance to technicians regarding technical data access and general technical data questions.- Generate Form 8130's or C of C's as required to release products to service.LeadershipCoachingInspectionProduction managementChange managementLevel II FPILevel II RadiographyRepairOverhaulPressure testConflict resolutionCustomer serviceExpediter

Post colorsSet up MIA/KIA tableKeep order during meetingsEscort visitorsVerify membership of meeting attendees

Supervised 2 Equipment Specialists and the Munitions Flight Test Manager. Provided safety oversight for development of maintenance practices. Evaluated proposed changes to technical data for safety and standardization. Technical writer for TO 11A-1-33 Handling of Explosive(Ordnance) Loaded Aircraft. Key participant at TO reviews for all weapons(ordnance) loading manuals. Identified and eliminated over 100 discrepancies in a major weapons loading manual.Provided safety oversight for fighter, bomber, UAV and specialty aircraft weapons(ordnance) loading and handling procedures.

Liaison between US Military, Kuwait Governament and contract providers in support of US forces deployed to Kuwait. Tracked contract costs. Tracked fuel, food, ice, water, vehicles and other items used in support of US forces stationed at 5 locations in Kuwait. Ensured the warfighter had the support needed to complete their mission.

- Security manager for organization with 400+ personnel-- Industrial, Information, Personnel and Operations Security- Coordinated personnel and equipment in support of USAF Munitions Flight Test Program.- Recorded munitions build up and loads to ensure conformance with technical data.- Worked with item managers to coordinate delivery of munitions for flight test program.- Tracked malfunctions to ensure lot numbers and build dates were identified.

Inspected maintenance in the 48th Fighter Wing. Ensured quality of work and compliance with safety and maintenance regulations. Ensured aircraft and their systems were flight worthy. Performed in process and post maintenance inspections to determine quality of work and serviceability of equipment.

The weapons expediter is responsible for all armament systems maintenance and loading operations. Monitors the safety of flightline weapons operations. Supervises and provides technical guidance to technicians Tracks status and configuration of aircraft, suspension equipment, and weapons. Ensures 100 percent accountability of equipment. Fill out a Munitions Configuration and Expenditure Document on all aircraft configured with munitions. Record location or position of all armament related equipment. Comply with flightline munitions accountability requirements. Coordinates the delivery and pick-up of munitions items. Coordinates accomplishment of all planned and unscheduled maintenance and inspections. Inspect at least 25 percent of conventional loaded aircraft to validate safety/security of aircraft prior to flight. If negative trends are apparent, inspect remaining flyers prior to flight. Coordinates approval and initiates cannibalization action to remove/install equipment from one aircraft to another. Ensures all required documentation is complete and accurate. Ensure aircraft and equipment forms documentation is complete, accurate and accomplished. Ensure aircraft status is accurately reflected in the maintenance forms. Fully understand and be prepared to implement specific disaster control duties and squadron responsibilities IAW Air Force and unit directives. Maintain copies of the following in the expediter vehicle: flying schedule, emergency action checklists, base grid map with cordon overlay, IPI listings, Minimum Essential Subsystem List , quick reference list and/or Work Unit Code manual. Inspected and repaired aircraft weapons systems. To include electrical troubleshooting, mechanical repair, periodic inspections, and scheduled/unscheduled maintenance.

Maintenance team member. Maintained fighter and bomber weapons systems. Performed inspections, troubleshooting and repair of complex aircraft electrical and mechanical systems.