Training Evaluator

Training Developer for 2T1 and 3E2 AFSC's and Resource Advisor

Loads spreader trucks/carts and tender trucks with fertilizer blends and seed.Operates spreader truck, tender truck, mini-loader, 6k forklift, and water truck.Maintains and services all vehicles and equipment.Spreads fertlizer and ag lime on pasture and hay fields using gps systems.Inventories and accounts for numerous seed varieties and chemicals.

• Performs route functions necessary to transport students and other authorized personnel safely to and from school or other designated locations in accordance with route sheet and trip ticket instructions.• Operates and properly secures equipment required to support transportation of students with disabilities or special needs.• Observes legal and defensive driving practices; assures compliance with applicable traffic and student transportation laws, codes, and regulations. Obeys all traffic laws.• Maintains safety precautions when passengers are boarding and departing bus.• Determines appropriate action in emergency situations according to established guidelines; administers first aid to passengers as needed.• Maintains a high level of ethical behavior and confidentiality of student information.• Promotes good public relations by personal appearance, attitude, conversation, and by the safe and professional operation of a school bus.• Enforces regulations against eating, drinking (except bottled water), use of tobacco, profane language, and use of head phones or cell phones on the bus.• Transports students to and from school-sponsored events and/or approved field trips as needed.• Exercises responsible leadership when on school district activity trips. Meets scheduled departure times, and prepares related logs and reports.• Operates, cares for, and cleans areas and equipment used in the transportation of students. Helps keep assigned bus clean. Sweep and empty trash daily.• Conducts required daily safety inspections of buses; inspects the interior, exterior, and engine of buses to assure safe operational condition; reports mechanical malfunctions or other problems as required; prepares and maintains related records.• Attends bus driver meetings and in-service training to improve skills, attitudes and knowledge of school bus driving and student management.• Supervises up to 71 students per bus

• Supervises/instructs 403 Vehicle Operator apprentice course students annually.• Maintains qualification/certification for 5 blocks of instruction spanning 30 academic days (240 hours).• Taught over 2,000 hours of instruction as lead and assistant instructor for Vehicle Operations Apprentice Course.• Presents subject matter material; uses training aids/devices and simulators; maintains classroom appearance; and ensures supplies, vehicles, equipment, and classrooms are available for training.• Trains students on 28 and 44 Passenger Bus, 5-Ton Military Design Truck, 2.5, 10, and 20 Ton Wreckers, 4K/10K/10K All-Terrain Forklifts, and Tractor-Trailer combinations.• Maintains, develops, revises, and administers students assessment exams.• Provides specialized individual assistance (SIA) to students; counsels students on acedemic challenges and progress.• Develops Vehicle Operations Journeyman and Craftsman Correspondence Courses for upgrade training and testing materials for use by over 3000 personnel.• Develops new plans of instruction, course chart, and resource requirements - Instructional System Designer.• Reviews instructions, publications, operator's manuals, and related course material for accuracy and new material.• Coordinates and controls scheduling of resident courses.• Develops and revises lesson plans, plans of instruction, and training materials.• Serves as the subject matter expert in the development and revision of training materials such as study guides, workbooks, written tests, progress checks, etc.• Plans and organizes work and work schedules for daily, weekly, and monthly tasking and assignments.• Communicate effectively orally and in writing - Instructs 15 student class size to develop skills and job knowledge required for mission success.• Manages $1.1 million operating budget for Air Force detachment; maintained error free log to document all funding. Assistant Government Purchase Card Approving official.

Directly responsible for the supervision, initial and continuation training, certification and records maintenance of 36 military and 4 civilians.Planed, organized and managed the work of subordinate staff to ensure that the work is accomplished in a manner consistent with organizational requirements.Developed and maintained vehicle lesson plans and master task listing.Managed flight government purchase card program; kept accountability of $18K annual budget.Supervised dispatch operations and swing shift personnel providing 24-hour operations.Provided responsive, efficient, and economical transportation support to visiting teams, distinguished visitors and permanently assigned personnel.Ensured control, consolidation, and coordination of all vehicle requests.Superior Manager! Received /processed over 14,000 transportation requests via phone, e-mail, and fax for 21,000 passengers and 2,500 tons of cargo.Planed work assignments and equipment allocations to meet transportation, operations, or production goals.Directed workers in transportation or related services, such as moving, storing, and loading or unloading of materials or people.Analyzed all aspects of corporate logistics to determine the most cost-effective and efficient means of transporting products or supplies.Supervised the work of logistics specialists, planners, or schedulers .Issued, maintained, and inventoried unit supplies and equipment .Completed before, during and after operation inspections on assigned vehicles.Operated 28 and 44 Passenger Buses, 10 Ton Tractors and 25 and 40 Ft / 22 Ton Tilt / 32 Ft Van Trailers, 6K/10K/10K all-terrain forklift's, 20 Ton / Rollback Wrecker, M923 5 Ton Military Cargo Truck.Oversaw management of 558 vehicles valued at $33.3M, including 245 lease vehicles as assistant fleet manager.

Trained 38 flight personnel on a 28 and 44 Passenger Bus, 10K and 10K all-terrain forklift, 20 ton wrecker, and tractor-trailer combinations.Completed before, during and after operation inspections on assigned vehicles.Operated 28 and 44 Passenger Buses, 10 / 15 Ton Tractors and 25 and 40 Ft / 35 Ton Drop-Neck / 32 Ft Van Trailers, 6K/10K/10K all-terrain forklift's, 2.5 / 5 /20 Ton Wrecker, M923 5 Ton Military Cargo Truck.Managed and instructed three week tractor-trailer and recovery vehicles courses, including multiple trailers.Managed and conducted one week bus course that included 28 and 44 passenger and MCI and Eagle coach buses.Oversaw the Operator Records and Licensing database and wing drivers certification program.Supervised scheduling of ration and supply deliveries to 20 missile alert facilities scattered over 12,600 square miles covering three states.Managed squadron computer accounts; responsible for documenting/tracking all hardware/software.Issued, maintained, and inventoried unit supplies and equipment.Immediately recovered 80K lb tractor trailer loaded with missile guidance system valued at $2.1M.Received and counted stock items, and recorded data manually or using computer.Stored items in an orderly and accessible manner in warehouses, tool rooms, supply rooms, or other areas.Cleaned and maintained supplies, tools, equipment, and storage areas in order to ensure compliance with safety regulations.Verified inventory computations by comparing them to physical counts of stock, and investigate discrepancies or adjust errors.Created a Safety Driving Program for current and incoming squadron personnel; the model for other squadrons.Superbly tracked budget requirements and trends to calculate flight's financial plan.

Trained all newly assigned vehicle control officers/vehicle control non-commissioned officers.Managed flight equipment account valued at $300,000; maintained 100% accountability.Managed Operator Records & Licensing program; created and maintained vehicle qualifications.Managed 52 Fighter Wings Vehicle Control Function; performed 6 unit assistance visits.Operated 26, 39 & 44 Passenger Mercedes Buses, 10 and 26 Ton Mercedes Tractors and Trailers, 6K/10K/10K all-terrain forklift's, 5 Ton Wrecker, M35 2.5 Ton Military Cargo Truck.Issued, maintained, and inventoried unit supplies and equipment .Managed flight's primary equipment account valued at $300K; maintained 100% accountability.Managed 52nd Fighter Wing's Vehicle Control Function; performed six Unit Assistance Visits; provided the organizations' Vehicle Control Officer valuable feedback in all areas of vehicle management.Served as Wing War Reserve Material Monitor; inspected and exercised 70 vehicles on a daily basis; ensured the surface transportation wartime assets could perform their mission 24 hours a day.Contributed to success of Operation DENY FLIGHT; Drove more than 7,500 accident-free miles while providing outstanding aircrew support for 856 combat hours flown with a 0% mishap rate.Assisted Equipment Support Element in the procurement and distribution of equipment items transferred from Bitburg AB.

Completed before, during and after operation inspections on 20 assigned vehiclesOperated 28 & 44 Passenger / Ambulance Buses, 5 / 10 Ton Tractors and 25 & 40 Ft / Trailers, 6K/10K/10K all-terrain forklift's, 2.5 Ton Wrecker, M923 5 Ton Military Cargo TruckCleaned and serviced automotive equipmentDetermined vehicle malfunctions and reports problems to vehicle maintenanceLifted and towed vehicles by use of tow bars, tow chains, and hoistsDispatched over 6,000 transportation requests providing quality customer service