Air Force Project, aircraft maintenance supervisor.

• Administered AAC policies and procedures pertaining to aviation maintenance technology instruction, personnel, student services, business functions, and facilities• Developed and submitted all site reports and other documents required by College, State, and Federal agencies• Recruited faculty, staff, and students• Provided training to adjunct instructors in adherence to college policies, procedures and Federal Aviation Administration regulations• Provided site student’s with admissions, assessments, and financial aid application assistance• Properly managed college funds, examples include: petty cash, purchase orders, and bookstore accounts • Managed the daily maintenance and security of equipment and training aids• Ensured faculty and students complied with safety standards

Developing training program for Aircraft Maintenance Modification Repair and Overhaul (MMRO)Facility Security Officer (FSO)Special Projects

Oversaw administrative functions for 90+ personnel providing training, information technology, and budgeting support to the maintenance group (700+ personnel)

Coordinated and led 164 various inspections for 112 AMC maintenance units world-wideValidated all AMC maintenance airlift and air-refueling units mission readiness and ensured all facets of aircraft maintenance were conducted in compliance with governing regulationsAMC Inspector General senior enlisted advisor, performed administrative management and human resource functions for 75

Supervised six planners who directed AMC logistics (maintenance manpower and equipment) global support for five Aircraft types (C-5, C-17, C-130, KC-10, KC-135)

Oversaw flight line maintenance activities for 54 assigned C-17 aircraftCoordinated maintenance activities between three squadrons focusing on production efforts, aircraft scheduling and dispatching teams/equipment to repair off-station C-17s

Supervised six shift chiefs who planned, directed, and managed the daily activities of 185 military and civilian personnel in six career fields supporting the C-17 missionProvided trained technicians for launch/recovery/scheduled/unscheduled C-17 operations

Improved morale, health and welfare of 600+ personnel via recognition programsManaged disciplinary actions, screened performance reports and counseled personnel

maintenance production effort for 54 assigned C-17 aircraft

Supervised 14 aircraft maintenance technicians supporting AMC en route operationsDeveloped, implemented and managed communications security equipment accountTrained technicians in critical flare upload/download tasks for missile warning systems

Developed four C-17 courses and provided classroom and flight line avionics training

Provided technical classroom and flight line instruction in ten C-5 avionics coursesAcquired $56,000 and refurbished all detachment furnishings (5 times normal budget)MILITARY EDUCATIONCompleted 27 years of continuous "on-the- job", classroom and computer-based training in many areas of instruction necessary to safely and properly conduct aircraft maintenance