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Lexington Park Md

Serve as a Senior Logistics Manager supporting the Naval Air Systems Command Aircraft Division (NAVAIR). Responsible for providing integrated logistics support in areas of Avionics, Power and Propulsion, and maintenance planning. Oversee logistics staff and interfaces with Government IPTs and other logistics stakeholder leads. Part of the NAVAIR PMA-207 Mishap Investigation Team providing rapid response to emergencies for ‘boots on the ground’ to interface between NTSB, FAA and NAVAIR Leadership during aircraft mishaps over the past 6 years with Contract Air Services contracted aircraft:Demonstrated ability to work on logistics and maintainability programs and with logistics and maintenance control organizations on issues such as: technical evaluation and identification of weapons systems logistics requirements and resources; development of logistics support and maintainability programs or plans; systems acquisition requirements analysis; budgetary or financial analysis and control; life cycle cost analysis and control; weapons systems hardware and software standardization and compatibility; Integrated Logistics Support (ILS)/Reliability & Maintainability (R&M) program test and evaluation planning and execution; and, ILS/R&M program management analysis. Collect, compile, analyze, investigate, research, or applies logistics, maintenance, acquisition, or financial data and information. Develops, modifies, prepares, or validates documentation in relation to automated logistics or maintenance data reporting systems, and management information systems. Coordinated all maintenance and instrumentation duties for the final (flight test) phase of loads testing. Flight testing was conducted as NAS Patuxent River, MD and included 20 flights over 5 months resulting in 100% sortie completion rate, and the completion of flight testing 1 month ahead of schedule. Successfully responsible for transporting equipment, including drones, throughout the CONUS and onto Southeast Asia.

Cnal Naval Station Norfolk, Va

An experienced Logistics Coordinator, with a proven track record for executing goals and objectives. Demonstrated ability to manage engineering and logistics issues relevant to squadrons of C-2A and E-2C aircraft stationed at NAS Norfolk. A dedicated professional committed to the execution of quality performance and accountability. Passionate for excellent work ethics, execution of missions/projects and end result.Provided exemplary logistics/maintenance support to all CNAL C-2 and E-2 activities in support of 53 aircraft and 3 battle group deployments. Interfaced with NADEP, NAVICP and force supply personnel to improve C-2 consumable and repairable parts flow to squadrons.Coordinated with NAMTRAGRU, fleet and NAVAIR activities for the installation, technical publication issue, and maintenance training of the DoD mandated Crash Survivable Flight Incident Recorder System for the C-2 aircraft.

Nas Norfolk, Va

Key leader in the Aircraft Maintenance Department, responsible for managing three (3) separate maintenance operations in support of a squadron of fourteen (14) HM-53E helicopters. Trained, scheduled, supervised, motivated and evaluated the efforts of 80 multidisciplinary aircraft maintenance and administrative support personnel in two (2) divisions. Extensive aircraft maintenance expertise to ensure conformity with all mechanical and safety specifications.Effectively resolved numerous emergent problems and implemented improved procedures and cleanliness protocols to ensure 100% flight readiness at all times.Designed and implements a Phased Maintenance Team concept resulting in shortening routine maintenance turnaround time along with implementing a specialized Corrosion Control Team which reduced aircraft downtime by 30% overall.

Nas Oceana Virginia Beach, Va

Responsible for the training, scheduling, supervising, motivation and evaluation efforts of 50+ subordinate maintenance and administrative personnel located in five (5) work centers. Supervise staff and crew to ensure the flight readiness of a squadron of three SH-3H helicopters. Serve as Utility Aircrewman on emergency rescue missions to assist in both military and civilian rescue operations.Key contributor to the department receiving the coveted COMNAVAIRLANT Achievement Award in Aviation Safety.Outstanding review and updates of 34 maintenance instructions, policies, procedures and its effectiveness.Recognized for exceptional performance on the superb efficiency and operation of the QA Division from Commander Helicopter Tactical Wings Atlantic Maintenance Team Advisors. Certified to release NAS Oceana aircraft “Safe For Flight” in 1992.Driving force behind base’s smooth transition from SH-3G to SH-3H model helicopters.