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902Nd Civil Engineer Group (Aetc), Jbsa - Randolph Afb, Tx

•Senior Fire Officer serving as the Assistant Chief of Training for the U.S. Air Force’s busiest Fire Department consisting of 9 fire stations across 3 separate installations with the responsibility of protecting a population of over 1.5 million people.•Provided leadership and oversight to a team of 15 trainers / certifiers with the task of driving Fire and Emergency Services Management training production. Established a streamlined certification process for 210 personnel, encompassing 2.4K tasks across 36 career development courses and achieving a 96% course success rate.•Proactively secured $400K for asset maintenance and repair and actively managed 5 live fire training assets across 3 locations. These assets enabled the critical skill development for 8 major response agencies and enhanced readiness for $2B in infrastructure.•Responsible for collaborating with the Air force Civil Engineer Center and 3 Base Training Managers to streamline 533 upgrade tasks across 36 career development courses designed to ensure the readiness of 215 Air Force personnel. •Serving as the SME on the organizations inspection team, conducted 5 joint base level evaluations and directed a Force Protection Condition (FPCON) active shooter exercise that implemented the Rescue Task Force initiative. •Mentor and coach AAU Track & Field youth, promoting healthy lifestyles and training regimens that have developed 7 National Champions, 33 All-Americans, and 27 Top-3 medalists.

737Th Training Group (Aetc), Jbsa - Lackland Afb, Tx

•Responsible for overseeing the development of Air Expeditionary Force (AEF) academic courses for 117 Air Force Specialty codes and ensuring the proficiency of all training cadre in 37 subject areas. •Performed 32 Military Instructor evaluations encompassing 132 teaching hours, mentored and trained 28 instructors that earned recognition by being awarded an AETC Top Instructor Certification.•Supervised the Training Operations re-write project to address the challenges brought by the COVID pandemic. Leveraged guidance from the CDC to establish COVID operations for 602 military instructors.•Spearheaded the professional development for squadron personnel; coordinating 10 development courses, a 1SGT Forum, Technical Writing Class, and a Flight Chief 101 Course that advanced leadership skills for 135 personnel.•Selected by Group Commander to deliver a Wing mission brief for the Masters Leadership Program of San Antonio (MLPSA) that included 125 senior military and community leaders.

319Th Training Squadron (Aetc), Jbsa - Lackland, Afb, Tx

•Directed a diverse draining program responsible for training over 35K personnel yearly with a budget of $18M while guiding 135 training professionals across 2 separate training curriculums and synchronizing their specific training schedules and asset requirements. •Leveraged a high-level training perspective to serve as the key advisor to senior leadership and launched the squadron’s Black Rope Program, developing 16 Military Training Instructor (MTI) Trainers.•Achieved certification as a Lean Six Sigma (Yellow Belt) and employed those strategies in establishing TQ processes for instructors and the validation of 150 Job Qualification Standards (JQS), reducing the time needed to certify instructors by over 30%. •Selected over 550 other training instructors to serve on the Military Training Developmental Special Duty (DSD) Panel and Chaired the Wing’s SNCO Induction Ceremony committee.

331St Training Squadron (Aetc), Jbsa - Lackland Afb, Tx

JOB SUMMARYDirectly responsible for the health, morale, and discipline of 8K Basic Military Training recruits annually while guiding them through rigorous and demanding training. Supervised squadron activities at a $86M training complex that encompassed 24 dormitories, a weapons pavilion and drill pads.ADDITIONAL RESPONSIBILITIES & ACCOMPLISHMENTS•Achieved the Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC) certification and leveraged that knowledge to instruct 31 first aid courses to over 3K airmen.•Identified a heat stress casualty with head trauma and employed rapid evaluation and treatment that saved the airman’s life.•Prioritized the functionality of hydration stations for the training airmen, inspecting 96 stations and upgrading and/or repairing stations to improve the quality of life for thousands of airmen.•Completed the ADDIE (Analyze, Design, Develop, Implement, and Evaluate) course and employed those skills to develop instructor checklists and streamline curriculum revisions.•Mentored 3 promotion selects which were instrumental in team being awarded the Etchberger Team of the Year Award.

319Th Training Squadron (Aetc), Jbsa - Lackland Afb, Tx

JOB SUMMARYResponsible for instructing War Skills and Military Studies for airmen from 117 diverse Air Force career fields. Revitalized lesson plans and visual aids through innovative curriculum changes and updates. Collaborates with base educational teams to increase awareness and enrollment into the GI Bill. Oversaw the BMT end of course exam for recruits, requiring the mastery of 37 subject areas.ADDITIONAL RESPONSIBILITIES & ACCOMPLISHMENTS•Spearheaded the GI Bill program and secured $185M in benefits, enhancing the educational development for 480 airmen.•Recognized for achieving WSMS instructor qualification early while earning an “Excellent” evaluation rating and increasing the Flight’s instructor manning to 93%.•Served as the Lead JROTC evaluator for 3 instructor teams, inspected 27 JROTC teams with 324 cadets. Prepared the JROTC winning teams for national competitions.•Volunteered to train 170 track/field athletes in 9 events with 13 athletes being selected to participate in the Texas AAU State Championships where 5 received medals.

737Th Training Support Squadron (Aetc), Jbsa - Lackland Afb, Tx

JOB SUMMARYProvided leadership and fire emergency expertise in evaluating over 400 trainees annually on critical skills needed for successful military service. As the organizations Government Purchase Card (GPC) account holder, took responsibility for all aspects of $1.2M purchase account and records management. Served as the Fire Emergency Services subject matter expert, protecting a populace of 15K personnel across 2,824 facilities.ADDITIONAL RESPONSIBILITIES & ACCOMPLISHMENTS•Transformed the organizations Fire Prevention Program, designing 80 specific facility plans protecting assets valued at over $560M. Program was recognized as “Highly Effective” during the Unit Effectiveness Inspection.•Leveraged strong leadership in mentoring 36 airmen to achieve recognition as Honor Grads and equipped airmen with critical leadership skills.•Volunteered over 120 hours in coaching the youth track & field club, preparing 10 for the Texas Jr Olympic competition.

48Th Civil Engineer Squadron (Usafe), Raf Lakenheath, England

JOB SUMMARYServed as the Fire and Emergency Services tactical expert with the ownership of protecting 15K personnel, 81 aircraft, and 2,824 facilities. Managed a $600K annual budget in support of 3 fire stations encompassing 108 firefighters and $27M in Air Force assets. Responsible for managing the Flight’s $1.2 M GPC account and records maintenance. ADDITIONAL RESPONSIBILITIES & ACCOMPLISHMENTS•Oversaw the $1.1M Self Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA) program, certifying 100 air packs and 220 cylinders. Validated the mission readiness of 155 personnel. •Serving as the Interim Assistant Chief of Operations, led 29 military and 17 civilian personnel in responding to 36 emergencies over a 2-month span. •Completed the Fire Inspector III course which instilled a higher-level perspective on prevention management programs.•Organized critical training for 12 Air Force Rescue Firefighters, encompassing 250 hours of training and greatly enhancing the force capabilities.•Led 16 personnel in responding to an F15 aircraft emergency with hung munition, coordinated with 3 agencies to protect aircrew and a $54M aircraft.•Led a team of 5 members in responding to a facility fire emergency, successfully extinguishing the blaze in 10 minutes and securing the safety of 13 personnel.

48Th Civil Engineer Squadron (Usafe), Raf Lakenheath, England

JOB SUMMARYDirected all emergency response services for the fire station with 13 firefighter and equipment valued at $745K. Served as the Fire Emergency Services tactical expert with the ownership of protecting 15K personnel, 81 aircraft, and 2,824 facilities. Trained and mentored firefighters in 140 required subjects, nine separate vehicle types, and nine DOD certifications. ADDITIONAL RESPONSIBILITIES & ACCOMPLISHMENTS•Hand selected to serve as the 407th Civil Engineer Squadron’s Assistant Chief of Operations, leading 17 personnel in support of 3K combat sorties and 2K targets destroyed.•Directed confined space operations for an emergency lift station repair which preserved $400K in food stores, and ensured 813 personnel were fed.•Led response to an F18 Class III fuel spill, stopping the leak and coordinating an onsite repair. Prevented any environmental impact and saved a $45M aircraft.•Managed the Squadron’s Airfield Driving Program, provided training IAW FAA/AFI guidelines and certified 16 personnel with zero incidents.

Goodfellow Afb, Tx

Goodfellow Afb, Tx

Paf Misawa, Japan

Paf Misawa, Japan

Enrique Soto Cano, Honduras

Paf Misawa, Japan

Bachelor Of Arts, Emergency & Disaster Management

Associate Of Applied Science, Instructor Of Technologies & Military Science

Associate Of Applied Science, Fire Science/Fire-Fighting