Corey Crow Email & Phone Number

Madison, Al, Us

Madison, Alabama

• Provides over 20 years of aviation maintenance knowledge and experience to assist in critical decision making to ensure contractual milestones are met on time.• Creates, organizes, and maintains up to date statuses on innumerous material requirements for two Foreign Military Sales (FMS) Programs, ensuring all material needs are met.• Manages repairable material through vendor network from identification, shipping, evaluation, repair and return to service in order to meet schedule.• Coordinates with multiple US Government agencies to ensure SES has the material and resources required to meet contractual schedule requirements.

Huntsville, Alabama Area

• Contracted by PCI Aviation.• Meticulously fabricated, installed, and terminated parts for electronic subsystem conversion and modification process of the UH-60, to include wiring harnesses and associated connectors.• Read and interpreted engineering specifications and schematics and authored procedural recommendations.• Quickly adapted to evolving engineering and work space changes, prioritizing tasks under a highly demanding schedule.• Supported electrical system troubleshooting exercise, to include causal analysis and corrective action recommendations during quality assurance phase of production.

Greater Los Angeles Area

• Applied Lean Six Sigma process improvement techniques to transform an underperforming department of mismanaged programs and undertrained staff resulting in the development of Group 3 Unmanned Aerial System payload testing program and the successful execution of over 200 test and evaluation events.• Established maintenance, training, and operational procedures in support of test support activities for NRQ-21A (Integrator drone) and RQ-23A (Tigershark drone). Created 21 tailored maintenance programs and authored standard operating procedures to meet maintenance requirements.• Managed Equal Opportunity program for 125 employees ensuring an environment free from unlawful discrimination and barriers that would affect cohesion and morale. Additionally, provided upper management critical personnel climate data, resulting in zero EO complaints over three and a half years.• Trained and directed a team of 16 previously unqualified logistics, maintenance, and information technology experts in newly established maintenance and operation procedures and assigned, reviewed, and monitored work to maximize productivity, quality, and safety.• Coordinated and worked directly with various civilian engineers, subcontractors, and organizations on UAV payload testing, operational checkouts, troubleshooting, and maintenance.

Greater San Diego Area

• Supervised, coordinated, and directed the efforts of 80 maintenance professionals across seven maintenance work centers and four support work centers contributing to the fulfillment of over 2,340 operational and training missions. • Employed strong working knowledge of Maintenance ERP systems (e.g., NALCOMIS) to ensure accurate logistics and maintenance requirements were met fully and on time.• Led and trained 23 maintenance technicians in performing inspection, handling, servicing, launch/recovery, and unscheduled maintenance on MH-60S helicopters, leading to the highest rate of qualified divisional technicians in squadron history.• As the maintenance Electronic Keys Management System manager, responsible for the secure storage of classified asset inventory, key acquisition and destruction, and for records management.

Greater San Diego Area

• Managed and validated Airworthiness Release documents and served as liaison between seven maintenance departments and aircrew. Prepared detailed status reports to senior leadership and performed daily meetings in coordinating maintenance efforts and tasks.• Developed a technical and logistics network of subject matter experts (SMEs) from private enterprise and military organizations, facilitating the on-going system support, training, and installation of several mission configurable weapons kits for the newly established MH-60S armed helicopter platform.• Aided technical writers in the conception and development of standardized maintenance procedures for the MH-60S.• Led the first MH-60S FLIR/Hellfire training cadre of 30 aviation professionals, including pilots, aircrew, and technicians. Additionally, led the first joint combat training detachment of personnel supporting Navy assets integrating with Army ground forces.• Maintained the custody, transfer, and receipt of eleven mission configurable weapons kits totaling assets of almost $50 million.

Greater San Diego Area

• As a quality assurance representative, conducted more than 100 comprehensive work center audits and in-work maintenance quality inspections while simultaneously monitoring several squadron-wide maintenance programs.• Managed Avionics Department work load, supervising and assigning tasks to 12 technicians based on priority of repair, qualification level of technician, difficulty and mission requirements.• Responsible for troubleshooting and repair, with and without test equipment, of aircraft and simulator communication, navigation, data management, infrared/laser range-finder, weapons control & delivery, software, and electrical systems in compliance with Navy standards and tool and FOD control programs.• Served as work center Central Technical Publication Librarian, maintaining inventory over and incorporating changes of technical directives into maintenance manuals, training, and equipment.

Cape Girardeau, Mo

• Operated heavy construction equipment to include bulldozers, front end loaders, scrapers, and motorized graders.

Las Vegas, Nevada Area

• Performed crew chief functions, such as inspecting, repairing, maintaining, and servicing helicopters and support equipment as well as supervising maintenance functions and activities.