Gerard Daigle Email & Phone Number

Mcas Cherry Point

Manage all facets of the IT operations in relation to the F-35 for USMC at MCAS Cherry Point NC

Phoenix, Arizona Area

Luke Afb, Arizona

As an Aircraft Production Superintendent, I manage and oversee all maintenance and flight operations on assigned aircraft. Those responsibilities expand between the foreign partner nations and the USAF operations taking place within the same unit. Management requirements extend beyond personnel and aircraft management, but also deal with the logistics of sustainment as well as the international relationships formulating in a growing aerospace program.

Phoenix, Arizona Area

As an aircraft crew chief, I was responsible for the overall health and serviceability of my assigned aircraft. With in those duties, I was responsible for knowledge and hands on maintenance of all aircraft systems, embracing the "nose to tail" philosophy. Additionally, I was charged with training foreign maintainers who purchased aircraft as well as teammates assigned to my aircraft.

Phoenix, Arizona Area

As an aircraft avionics technician, I was responsible for the mission systems of the aircraft. Additionally I worked to gain knowledge on all aircraft system, gaining all systems qualifications

Tucson, Arizona Area

- Managed on time flow and delivery of major scheduled aircraft repairs- Ensured inspections meet/exceeded strict on time completion- Coordinated repairs with 22 different career fields minimized repair downtime.- Gained valuable experience in fields of financial restraints and budgets, personnel issues, time management, deeper maintenance management practices- Tracked annual aircraft flow of up to 14 aircraft- Tracked the logistical support and cost of the repairs - Oversaw 52 personnel and managed 5 supervisors - Managed meeting to ensure floor maintenance is on pace, personnel issues are being resolved accordingly, logistical issues are rectified quickly, and all maintenance is done properly and safely- Tracked all documentation through Microsoft Office, PowerPoint, Word, Access, Excel, as well as the Air Force's Integrated Maintenance Database System- Evaluated employees work performance annually with multiple feedback sessions offered throughout the rating period- Managed problem solving processes with supervisors - Utilized Kotter's 8 step change model to institute change effectively

Tucson, Az

- Lead technician of instruments and flight control systems of the Air Force's only EC-130H unit- Supervised and led technical training for more than 25 technicians- Trained on troubleshooting, fault isolation, wire repair, principles of electronics, testing of line replaceable components, replacement of faulty parts, ordering/allocation of resources, supervision/guidance/instruction of junior leaders, and maintenance discipline processes- Oversaw documentation in to online databases ensuring accurate tracking of all maintenance practices on aircraft - Rated employee performance on annual basis, with feedback through out term- Coordinated assistance with engineers Isochronal Technician- Led tasking of 560 carded inspections responsible for thorough inspection of avionics system - Inspections consist of comprehensive review of indicators, computers, air systems, hydraulic systems, fuel systems, flight control systems, engine indication systems, and aircraft wiring- Inspections typically resulted in an average of 80-90 repairs to be completed in a 4 day span- Managed 3 person team- Replaced time change components, high stress/heavy load items as part of 540 flying hour inspection and/or 1200 day inspection- Inspections revitalized aircraft and returned 540 flying hours and/or 1200 days to their flying programs.

2004-2007- Worked 27 F-16CJ aircraft while stationed at Spangdahlem ABS, Germany. Directly involved in the upgrade of the CCIP modification, all computer systems, indication systems, fuels systems, self protection systems, and flight control systems. 2006-2007- Added debrief duties, responsible for data input of flight data and aircraft discrepancies. Ensured information continuity between aircrew and technicians.2007-2011- F-16CG Avionics Technician stationed at Luke Air Force Base. Led CCIP upgrade as well as process to garner F-16 to a common configuration line. Led and supervised technicians on all avionics systems, as well as Comsec program manager.

Server typically responsible for customer satisfaction of up to 20 tables at any given period. Designed flow charts identifying tasks servers were responsible for.

Bachelor Of Business Administration (B.B.A.), Business Administration And Management, General

Master Of Arts (M.A.), Project Management

Project Management with a specialization in Information Systems

Associate'S Degree, Integrated Avionics Systems