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Naval Air Station Corpus Christi, Texas

• Provide oversight and management of 4 airfields, plan and coordinate airfield construction projects.• Conduct daily and annual airfield inspection and safety checks that consist of all runway, taxiway and ramp areas.• Examine all airfield pavement for surface, base, and sub-surface damage or defects. • Inspect airfield lighting, markings and signage in accordance with FAA 150/5340-1M, 5340-18, 5340-30J, UFC 3-535-01 and NAVAIR 51-50AAA-2. • Ensure there are no obstacles, obstructions or hazards within the airfield imaginary surfaces and clear zones. • Research, prepare and submit appropriate work request to Naval Facilities Command (NAVFAC) for any issues found during inspections. Recommend the need for PCI and PCN evaluations to the Airfield Manager when issues are found.• Created the NAS Corpus Christi Airfield Management Training Manual and corresponding Local Qualification Standard.• Developed the Airfield Vehicle Operators Course (AVOC) in accordance with Naval Safety Center and FAA 150/5210-20. • Assist the Bird, Animal Strike Hazard (BASH) Program Coordinator with wildlife mitigation. • Coordinate support for arriving and departing aircraft (refueling, escort for passengers requiring special assistance, billeting, parking, and cargo handling.) • Review daily inspections of airfield status for Notice to Airmen (NOTAM) or field status purposes. • Coordinate with local, state and military agencies during search and rescue operations.

Nas Corpus Christi, Texas

Launch, recover and service all transient aircraft. Marshall aircraft into and out of predetermined parking areas. Set up and operate powered and non-powered ground support equipment (GSE), such as auxiliary power units, tow tractors, lighting systems and pneumatic servicing equipment. Conduct daily and weekly airfield condition checks consisting of inspecting all ramp, taxiway and runway surfaces, airfield lighting, markings and signage.Submit appropriate trouble call and work order request for any issue found during inspections. Complete and submit all required reports to the Airfield Manager and Operations Duty Officer. Communicate with base operations and the control tower by means of base station and handheld radios utilizing proper radio etiquette and terminology. Instruct the (AVOC) Airfield Vehicle Operators Course. Provide escorts for aircraft that are under tow, contractors and base personnel that are required to work in the Controlled Movement Area. Work with the BASH Program Coordinator with wildlife mitigation. Assist Public Works with identifying and purchasing proper repair material for asphalt and concrete airfield surfaces. Oversee the airfield FOD management program

147Th Atkw/Ces, Ellington Field, Houston, Texas

• Education & Training Program Manager to over 95 Officer and Enlisted Airmen.• Develop objectives to meet Air Force academic, vocational, and technical standards.• Forecast education and training requirements, determine validity, and assess course cost.• Monitor formal education and training processes; maintain records of course attendance, withdrawals, and completions.• Compare individual knowledge and skills with job standards, and identify education and training requirements.• Create tests and standards to measure individual abilities, evaluate education and training programs, recommend actions to correct deficiencies, and oversee evaluations and surveys.• Collect and analyze job performance data, and conduct occupational analysis surveys. • Conduct work center visits, and organize programs to develop and conduct job site training.• Prepare directives to manage and control education and training programs, implement policies, coordinate changes, develop and manage reporting procedures, identify problem areas, determine causes, recommend corrective actions, and provide counseling.

147Th Atkw/Ces Ellington Field, Houston, Texas

Plan, construct and repair concrete and asphalt runways, taxiways, aircraft parking aprons, and roadways. Operate heavy construction and repair equipment, such as loaders, graders, dozers, backhoes, and dump trucks to finish grade, level, slope and compact construction material while making adjustments to attachments as necessary to meet the requirements of the job while the vehicle is in motion. Use hand and power tools that are associated with heavy equipment construction and repair such as impact tools, concrete saws, and hand tampers. Repair damaged or defective airfield and road surfaces by removing and replacing concrete, surface overlays and seal coats. Inspect all airfield and roadway pavement areas for surface, base, and sub-surface damage or defects. Able to read and interpret construction drawings, blueprints and surveys. Determine material and equipment requirements; prepare cost estimates for construction projects. Follow written instructions, maintenance standards, manufacturer's specifications and standard operating procedures, in the safe and effective operation of engineering equipment. Ensure compliance with all safety and environmental regulations. Complete and submit all required reports to the Heavy Equipment Shop Superintendent. Assist the Pest Management Shop with the BASH Program dealing with wildlife mitigation. First line shop supervisor, direct the work activities of 6 heavy equipment operators, develop yearly shop training plan and training budget, prepare and conduct in-class and in-field training sessions. Counsel shop personnel, write and conduct annual Enlisted Performance Reviews, prepare and administer disciplinary actions, write recommendation packages for awards and/or promotions.

301St Fw/Ces Nas Jrb Fort Worth, Texas

Plan, construct and repair concrete and asphalt runways, taxiways, aircraft parking aprons, and roadways. Operate heavy construction and repair equipment, such as loaders, graders, dozers, backhoes, and dump trucks to finish grade, level, slope and compact construction material while making adjustments to attachments as necessary to meet the requirements of the job while the vehicle is in motion. Use hand and power tools that are associated with heavy equipment construction and repair such as impact tools, concrete saws, and hand tampers. Repair damaged or defective airfield and road surfaces by removing and replacing concrete, surface overlays and seal coats. Inspect all airfield and roadway pavement areas for surface, base, and sub-surface damage or defects. Able to read and interpret construction drawings, blueprints and surveys. Determine material and equipment requirements; prepare cost estimates for construction projects. Follow written instructions, maintenance standards, manufacturer's specifications and standard operating procedures, in the safe and effective operation of engineering equipment. Ensure compliance with all safety and environmental regulations. Complete and submit all required reports to the Heavy Equipment Shop Superintendent. Assist the Pest Management Shop with the BASH Program dealing with wildlife mitigation. Assist Engineering Shop with identifying and purchasing proper repair material for asphalt and concrete airfield surfaces. Assist with the FOD management program. Deployed to Kirkuk AB Kirkuk, Iraq with the 506th ECES 30 Aug 2009 to 15 Mar 2010

Dallas, Texas

Direct the work activities of 23 Installation and Repair Technicians. Schedule and route all assigned work orders. Approve timesheets, overtime, vacations and any other required time. Ensure timely completion of all service and repair work orders. Recruit, hire, monitor, evaluate and discipline field personnel. Ensure all company property used by employees is properly utilized and maintained. Perform in-field OJT for all new hires, inspect the quality of installation and repair services of assigned employees. Work with customers to resolve installation and service related complaints.

Dallas, Texas

Coordinate and direct flight line/ramp operations. Supervise a crew of 6 flight line technicians and 3 customer service personnel. Launch, recover and service all transient and base customer aircraft. Marshall aircraft into and out of predetermined parking areas. Service aircraft to include, refueling, lavatory service, baggage handling, cleaning, catering and any other aircraft related services. Set up and operate powered and non-powered ground support equipment (GSE) Use ground-to-ground and ground-to-air communications. Counsel team members, write and conduct bi-annual reviews and disciplinary actions. Accountable for safety and training of all flight line personnel assigned to shift.

Associate Of Applied Science (As), Construction Technology

Airfield Management

Airport Certified Employee - Airport Operations

Bachelor Of Science (Bs), Technical Management