• Operate CNC machines performing various machining processes such as: drilling, boring, milling, reaming, of various materials.• Perform daily maintenance on machines including: maintaining fluid levels, emptying chips, wiping down machine to remove coolant, dust and debris.• Read and understand standard and geometric tolerances on blue prints and work instructions/operations sheets.• Verify dimensions using standard measuring instruments, such as micrometers, depth gages, height gages and dial calipers.• Trouble shooting and repairing equipment when not working properly in addition to identifying root causes of problems and resolving without supervision.• Performs set-up and changeover to meet production requirements.

• Held positions as Superintendent, Training Manager, and Quality Assurance Manager.• Continuous improvement manager; eliminated rework and wasted efforts--enhanced security badging process by 60%.• Tailored in-house training processes resulting in savings of USAF $19,800 annually.• Lead Program Manager for multiple programs: Security Management, Department Safety, Vehicle Control Officer, Airfield Driving Manager, Emergency Management, Telephone Control Officer, and Information Technology Equipment Custodian.• Supervise, direct, schedule, and coordinate daily fuel operations performed by 24 staff members.• Developed and implemented annual training plans.• Coordinate and manage monthly training activities for the work center.• Work with Senior Management to create policies and procedures; recruit employees; develop orientation, training, and incentive programs.• Procure, stock and maintain warehouse inventory.

• Responsible for the overall direction, coordination and evaluation of the fuel system group.• Project manager over all large and small facility projects.• Organize construction projects, obtain quotations, develop plans and oversee contractors through project completion.• Direct involvement in compliance and preparation of over $3M annual maintenance and operations budget.• Plan and coordinate fuel orders through 3 refineries on a monthly 17M gallon throughput.• Monitor inventory, purchase required supplies and reconcile accounts.• Evaluate and reported findings on remediation site for the disposal of 7 tons of contaminated soil.• Develop 16 new training plans for fuel facility operations; improved trainee qualification time by 15%.• Responsible for performance management for 12 Fuel Farm, Quality Control and administrative employees.• Uses Kronos time keeping system to maintain employee hours and time off.• Utilizes electronic monitoring systems to maintain product quality and inventory control.• Produce and maintain reports on product quality.• Implement root cause analysis on products out of tolerance.• Oversee preparation of work schedules to obtain optimum utilization of resources and facilities.• Conduct inspections to ensure compliance with standards and procedures.

• Authored 23 new Type III system checklists and nine training plans; 71 personnel qualified-- improved certification time by over 20%• Inspect bulk storage and hydrant areas for leaks, valve position, gauges, and switches.• Employed an effective hydrant utilization program to sustain 4M gallon monthly usage of Jet-A demand to support base airlift mission

• CNC operator for the GROB machine.• Performed sample QC inspections on every batch.• Selected for the Setup Technician apprenticeship program.• Proficient with the mill, lathe, drill press, and grinder.• Can use a variety of tools such as micrometer, calipers, vise, and taps.

•Focal and control point for all fuel activities. Maintain log of all fuel servicing activities.•Coordinate aircraft schedules and fuel support requirements with base agencies.•Document all fuel transactions in accordance with written directives.•Track and document fuel transfers, issues to aircraft and storage facilities.•Record all issues of 65 member team for monthly inventory closeout of diesel fuel, jet fuel, and gasoline.•Responsible for controlling all petroleum and cryogenic products required for servicing aircraft and support equipment.•Responsible for the prompt, efficient and safe servicing of all petroleum products.•Conducted daily inspection of 36 refueling units; 369 items checked--critical wing assets/$7.2M cleared safe for use.•Employed Air Force's refueling fleet; 18 tankers, 7 hydrant trucks and 11 hose carts--236M gals issued/345K miles/248K pumping hours.•Orchestrated 59K aircraft refuel operations with 236M gals of JP-8--supported 11.4K missions/74.6K tons/227K passengers without delay.