Perform troubleshooting, inspections, maintenance, repairs and routine equipment servicing functions on 697 pieces of aircraft support equipment, electrical systems and instrumentation; reclaimed and recycled refrigerant in accordance with California Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) regulations

Leadership - Set goals for the work group, developing organizational capability, and modeling teamworkPlanning and Execution - Develop strategic and operational plans for the work group, manage execution, and measure resultsBusiness Requirements - Provide functional expertise and execute functional responsibilitiesPartner Development & Team Building - Provide partners with coaching, feedback, and developmental opportunities and building effective teams

•Planned, directed, supervised, and coordinated work activities relating to mission requirements, labor relations, and employee relations; ensuring operational readiness of five hundred personnel.•Mentored personnel to understand and adhere to Air Force regulations and Commander's policies, goals, and objectives; served as a link between Commanders and enlisted to correct conduct prejudicial to good order and discipline•Led fifty-six military and civilian employees, monitored work levels, reviewed performance, and oversaw maintenance of six hundred ninety-seven pieces of support equipment; maintained a consistent 95 percent reliable in-commission rate •Managed worker training in safety, repair, maintenance techniques, operational procedures, and equipment use; solidified an “Outstanding” rating on the units’ 2011 and 2013 compliance inspections

•Managed and controlled a $68,000,000 annual budget with forty five accounts, applied mathematical and statistical techniques ensuring accurate spending and compliance with Air Force directives; received zero discrepancies during five annual audits.•Implemented $1,500,000 in aircraft support contracts; coordinated administrative and financial efforts to secure contracts on time; procured new tooling for military aircraft repairs ensuring aircraft ready for war-time missions.•Developed and merged all financial account activates from two squadrons while ensuring accurate and concise budgeting data; maintained balanced accounts with no overspending

•Managed Travis Air Force Base’s largest aircraft support equipment account, reconciled four accounts valued at $21 Million, maintained 100% accountability for 800+ pieces of aircraft support equipment.•Directed the hazardous materials storage area team, overhauled the shelf-life program for 45 items; saving the Air Force $2000 annually while achieving a “Outstanding” rating with no discrepancies on the Environmental Compliance and Management Program (ECAMP) inspection

•Supervised, counseled, observe and evaluated students’ performance, behavior, social development, and physical health; ensuring compliance with Air Force standards.•Trained advanced Aerospace Ground Equipment (AGE) theories and procedures on equipment valued at $9.5M supporting military aircraft; Instructed students individually and in groups, using various teaching methods, such as lectures, discussions, and demonstrations.

•Supervised personnel during systematic evaluations that assess overall work performed by over 2,800 maintenance personnel to determine equipment condition, personnel competency, and adequacy of technical training programs. •Supervised personnel during systematic Quality Assurance (QA) evaluations that assess overall work performed to determine equipment condition, personnel competency, and adequacy of technical training programs --ensured compliance of maintenance management procedures and policies

•Managed facility and hazardous materials storage areas; scheduled routine maintenance and tracked work orders, maintenance logs and reports—reduced open work orders by 50% in 6 months, through coordination with Civil Engineering to restructure priority work orders. •Performed troubleshooting, inspections, maintenance, repairs and routine equipment servicing functions on 697 pieces of aircraft support equipment, electrical systems and instrumentation; reclaimed and recycled refrigerant in accordance with California Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) regulations