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Phoenix

Performed teardown and completions on the TFE731 engine. Models -2, -3, -4, -5, -20, -40, -50, and 60. Complied with hourly compressor zone inspections (CZI), compressor zone repairs (CZR), and an occasional Major Periodic Inspection (MPI). Preppared engines for test cell evaluations and performance. Borescoped engines prior to and after test cell runs as.

Directed and planned the maintenance efforts of 300+ personnel executing the maintenance and repair of 26 aircraft worth $650 million.Planned and implemented daily, weekly, monthly, and annual schedules for flying and maintenance, coordinating them through all applicable agencies.Analyzed aircraft maintenance metrics to identify and correct adverse trends.

Organized and directed 73 personnel in support of 26 assigned aircraft valued at $650 million.Established and evaluated performance standards, maintenance controls, and work procedures.Ensured aircraft inspections, servicing and maintenance actions were accomplished safely per prescribed directives.

Directly supervised three shift supervisors and 30 weapons system coordinators who were directly responsible for monitoring the aircraft maintenance and flying operations of eight tactical fighter squadrons.Verified the accuracy of reports to higher headquarters and command detailing the fleet maintenance status of 189 F-16 aircraft and the scheduling.

Tracked maintenance actions and implementation of the flying schedule of approximately 160 sorties per day in support of eight fighter squadrons.Reconciled maintenance priorities and workflow schedules between support agencies. Ensured the appropriate support agencies were dispatched in a timely matter to meet schedule demands.Coordinated maintenance.

Assisted in leading and supervising 84 personnel in the performance of organizational-level maintenance on 28 F-16 aircraft valued at over $650 million.Supervised the correction of pilot and ground crew reported discrepancies, as well as the accomplishment of preflight, postflight, and thru-flight inspections, ground handling, servicing, and corrosion.

Evaluated the quality of maintenance of 40 F-16 aircraft, valued at $1.4 billion. Assessed training received and maintenance performed by 1,200 maintenance personnel. Reviewed aircraft and equipment data to determine trends and potential problems.Conducted investigations of aircraft incidents, unusual occurrences, and special studies of the Maintenance.

Bachelors Of Applied Science, Management, 3.85

Activities and Societies: Honors Graduate

Associate In Applied Science (A.A.S.), Aviation Maintenance Technology