Ethan Blanchard Email & Phone Number

Joint Base Elmendorf Richardson, Alaska, United States

As a Construction Inspector at the Construction Management section of the 673 CES, I performed inspection and surveillance of construction projects. Performed duties as a technical consultant to the contracting office and engineering flight. Gathered information to compile into written inspection reports and performed related duties. Furthermore I served as an on-site inspector for various civil, structural, architectural, and mechanical projects and day-to-day phases of construction.Additional Responsibilities:- Inspected multi-million dollar construction projects. Examined building materials, work methods and workmanship to ensure each part of the structure meets high quality standards.- Inspected electrical, mechanical, civil and architectural materials and equipment delivered to the construction site.- Monitored construction activities to ensure work is performed in full compliance with construction documents. - Received and analyzed monthly schedule updates and pay applications and makes recommendations to the CO for progress payments. - Participates in design review conferences and assists in the reviews of Scopes of Work (SOW), plans and specifications prior to implementation of changes to assess construction feasibility and practical accomplishment.- Reports on worksite conditions, safety requirements, work in progress concerning performance, safety, progress, equipment use, accidents, visitors, weather conditions and unusual happenings.- Identifies work not in compliance, maintains a list of deficiencies, develops draft notices to comply for the COR to issue, and tracks deficiencies for timely correction. I also served as the Vehicle Control Officer (VCO) for the 673 CES/CEP Flight, maintaining twenty-five (25) vehicles and managing their routine maintence, recalls, and active status for our GOV Fleet.

Joint Base Elmendorf Richardson, Alaska, United States

As an Execution Support Team Lead in Geobase, I was in charge of delegating job taskers and directly managing a team of 12 subordinates. Roles included geospatial capture, cartography, AutoCAD, ArcGis Pro, and was directly managing our vault archive containing more than 10,000 as-builts on JB-Elmendorf Richardson over the last 60 years. I also served as the Vehicle Control Officer (VCO) for the 673 CES/CEN Flight, maintaining four vehicles and managing their routine maintence, recalls, and status for our GOV Fleet.

Joint Base Elmendorf Richardson, Alaska, United States

As an Geobase Technician with the 611th Civil Engineering Squadron, my role was to capture, manipulate and demonstrate geospatial features effectively. The 611th CES is a small highly specialized unit whose objective is to maintain readiness of 42 air bases across the Indo-Pacific. This position required travelling to highly remote islands thousands of miles away from main station to conduct operations strengthening those locations. As an junior enlisted airmen I was chosen for this opportunity and position due to my high speed work ethic and proficiency of skills above my peers.

Joint Base Elmendorf Richardson, Alaska, United States

As an Execution Support Technician at Joint-Base Elmendorf Richardson, my role was to capture, manipulate and demonstrate geospatial features efficiently for execution support. By conducting construction land survey to collect physical data, I can digitilize it into a geodatabase. This is by utilizing programs such as: geospatial intelligence softwares (ArcGIS Pro) and computer aided drafting applications (AutoCAD). Other skills acquired through my experience in this position; Construction Inspection, Contract Management, Soils Classification and Contingency Planning.

Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri, United States

In Technical Training for an Engineering Assistant (3E5) at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri, Airmen learn specialized skills encompassing blueprint reading, concrete and asphalt construction, land surveying, and proficiency in geospatial information software. This comprehensive training equips Airmen with the necessary tools and knowledge for contributing to infrastructure projects and facility management within the United States Air Force.

Lackland Air Force Base, Texas, United States

During Air Force Basic Training, recruits undergo rigorous physical conditioning, learn military customs and courtesies, receive weapons training, and gain essential skills for their military roles. The training focuses on discipline, teamwork, and preparing recruits for the challenges of serving in the United States Air Force.