Supervises 23 aircraft maintenance instructor and oversees the development and instruction 10diffeerent aviation maintenance course including AH-6I, AH-64, UH-60 and MD530 repairman courses, Avionics and Armament Repairman courses, Structural repairman course and Turbine Engine repairman course.

Supervises 11 A&P Mechanics performing scheduled and unscheduled maintenance and Services for a fleet of 12 MD530FF helicopters supporting the Saudi Arabian National Guard’s (SANG) Pilot Training Program. Trans, instructs and evaluates SANG soldiers performing aircraft maintenance OJT

Quality Control/Technical Inspector – Functions as the Aviation Maintenance Quality Control/Quality Assurance, technical inspector under the direction of the Aviation Manager. Technical Inspector / Inspector Authorization duties include sign-off of all red ‘X’ and circle red ‘X’ conditions pertaining to the aircraft systems, and aircraft components. Technical inspector of all specific airframe, power-train, power-plant, armament, electrical and avionics systems. Determines requirement to conduct a Maintenance Test Flight (MTF) / Maintenance Operational Check (MOC), and provides inspection criteria interpretation to maintenance staff. Uses common measuring tools, precision measuring gages and alignment fixtures (GFE). Assists the Customer in maintaining a current technical library and applicable aircraft forms and records. Assists the Customer Weight and Balance (W&B) technician to complete Weight and Balance records for all assigned aircraft and complete all appropriate Weight and Balance documentation according to Customer directives and applicable manuals. Functions as the site Quality Control Data Analyst, and the technical and compliance documentation administrator. Establishes the maintenance quality control processes, procedures, standards, measures and reports in support of the maintenance program for all maintenance support activities. Ensures that all related quality control procedures are conducted in a safe manner.

Quality Control Supervisor and Team Lead for 28Technical Inspectors working at Fort Bragg, North Carolina on the UH-60 and OH-58D Army Aviation “RESET” Maintenance Program. Responsible for maintaining all historical records and inspection of all aircraft maintenance completed by the company’s mechanics to ensure compliance with established maintenance and quality control procedures and policies. Responsible for the overall quality of the aircraft maintenance performed on UH-60A/L&M, CH-47, AH-64 and OH-58D aircraft.

Quality Control Supervisor and Team Lead – QC Supervisor and Team Lead for 21Technical Inspectors working at Fort Bragg, North Carolina for Computer Science Corporation on the UH-60 and OH-58D Army Aviation “RESET” Maintenance Program. Responsible for maintaining all historical records and inspection of all aircraft maintenance completed by the company’s mechanics to ensure compliance with established maintenance and quality control procedures and policies. Coordinates directly with AMCOM agencies to correct aircraft and engine historical records and ensure accuracy of the online AMCOM IMMC Maintenance Consolidated Data Base System (MCDS). Responsible to ensure all SOF, ASAM, AMAM and MIM messages are complied with on '​'RESET'' aircraft and the AMCOM Message Tracking System (AMTRACKS) data base is accurately updated. The primary technical inspector to the engine shop for all maintenance completed on General Electric T700 and T701 series engines. Maintain weight & balance records for aircraft undergoing RESET maintenance on UH-60A/L and OH-58D aircraft.

Coordinated maintenance flow for UH-60 RESET program. Insured compliance with customer regulations and standards. Maintained forms, Historical Record s and Weight & Balance Records, insured compliance with all airworthiness directives. One of thirty-six world wide Airframe Condition Evaluators (ACE); for the U.S. Army’s entire fleet of rotary wing aircraft.

Quality Assurance/UH-60, OH-58 Maintenance Team Lead – Supervised/Inspected all maintenance performed on a fleet of 18 UH-60 Blackhawk and 24 OH-58 Kiowa Warrior helicopters including aircraft sub systems and components (T-700 Series Engines and Power train Components; assigned to the 82d Airborne Division during Operation Iraqi Freedom. Kept aircraft maintenance logs, conducted Phase Maintenance inspections and flight line support for the fleet.

Quality Control Supervisor: Supervised and evaluated twelve aircraft inspectors. Planned, directed and supervised technical inspections. Certified the airworthiness of 45 UH-60 Helicopters. Performed maintenance trend analysis and checked maintenance documents to insure compliance with product quality control standards.Aircraft Technical Inspector: Inspected aircraft systems, subsystems, engines and components; provided guidance in aircraft malfunction complex troubleshooting. Insured aircraft Historical / Maintenance Records are maintained in accordance with prescribed standards. Computed Aircraft Weight & Balance. Production Control Supervisor: Coordinated and supervised all aviation maintenance support accomplished by a 320 personnel Intermediate Maintenance company. Responsible for the flow of internal and external work request, managed tasking for maintenance support and downed aircraft recovery teams. Prepared aircraft status and readiness report for the command.Aircraft Maintenance Supervisor: Supervised all maintenance activities on tactical transport helicopter, aircraft systems, subsystems ,engines and components; diagnosed complex malfunctions; determined manpower and parts requirements needed to repair and maintain aircraft; monitored operation checks and test flights; instructed personnel and conducted on the job training in aircraft maintenance, supply and safety techniques; evaluated work performance; supervised technical training programs ; controlled the flow of work request; produced special reports and maintenance records.Helicopter Mechanic: Serviced, repaired, and replaced aircraft engines, accessories, and components according to technical publications. Assembled and installed aircraft electrical, plumbing, mechanical and structural components. Disassembled and reassembled aircraft during major inspections. Performed complex Diagnostics and Troubleshooting of complex aircraft systems. Prepared maintenance records.