John Spear Email & Phone Number

Glendale, Az, Us

Luke Afb, Az

Spearheads Standards & Evaluations and Flight Information Publications (FLIP)/Electronic Flight Bag (EFB) programs as well as Squadron Operations Training. Ensures that active duty aircrew achieve and maintain required mission qualifications. Oversees and facilitates active pilot training, weapon system training, and functional support including scheduling, non-aviation programs & readiness, training, mobility, and standards/evaluations. Maintains accountability and control of flight testing materials while serving as testing administrator/proctor for the squadron.Key accomplishments and contributions …• Updated evaluation/test data for 36 instructor pilots and 60 students in Graduate Training Integration Management System (GTIMS) and interfaced with Host Aviation Resource Management (HARM) personnel to update the Aviation Resource Management System (ARMS).• Provided monthly evaluation/testing status and trend data to 56th Operations Group Stan/Eval Office (OGV) for incorporation into the Standardization Evaluation Board (SEB) 6 month report.• Maintained 96 hard copy and electronic Flight Evaluation Folders (FEF) containing AF Form 8 Certificate of Aircrew Qualification and AF Form 942 Record of Evaluation. Conducted monthly FEF reviews for aircrew entering into the first month of evaluation eligibility period.• Streamlined scheduling processes by developing an advanced Excel syllabus that scheduled 82 individual training events over a six month period by simply inputting a pilot’s course start date.• Ensured crewmembers are scheduled for any grounding or pre-deployment training requirements. Notified crewmembers, and unit leadership of upcoming and overdue training requirements via e-mail, telephone or in person.• Compiled data that identified a correlation between English comprehension scores and Taiwanese pilot flight performance, then leveraged this data to implement a more student-friendly syllabus, resulting in improved pilot performance.

Phoenix, Arizona Area

Under limited supervision, provides estimated cost analysis of automotive repairs and routine maintenance. Through effective communication with customers, determines the services necessary, predicts the time needed for completion and stays in constant communication with the customer during the repair process. Determines services needed by accessing information obtained by technicians and referencing auto manufacture’s service intervals.TYPICAL DUTIES:- Communicates with customers regarding services recommended and performed  - Prepares service estimates, sells routine maintenance / repair services and conducts follow-ups regarding unsold services and customer inquires  - Performs opening and closing responsibilities  - Schedules appointments, answers phones and collects funds for services performed  - Assists with the coordination of alternate transportation, rental car reservations, shuttle etc.- Performs other duties as requested

35Th Maintenance Squadron, Misawa Ab, Japan

Managed overall Munitions Systems functions, including planning, scheduling, controlling and directing munitions activities. Processed accountable transactions in database. Facilitated and ensured the efficient execution of unit mobility and training programs.Key accomplishments and contributions …Revamped munitions storage structure high security key and lock program by replacing 40 faulty locks valued at $32.8K, which ensured security of $266M weapons stockpile. Oversaw $1.3M vehicle program; tracked status and maintenance of 44 vehicles, achieving 96% in-service rate. Revitalized failing Awaiting Maintenance/Awaiting Parts work order program by redefining scheduling process to successfully eliminate a backlog of 76 work orders.

14Th Expeditionary Fighter Squadron, Muwaffaq Salti Ab, Jordan

Oversaw efforts to execute and enforce proper munitions accountability and guarantee effective management of all assets on assigned stock record accounts. Ensured accurate processing, documentation, and accountability of property in database to reflect inventory quantity, identity, condition, and location. Key accomplishments and contributions …Managed 1,700 line-item, $105M weapons stockpile; supervised 9,500 database transactions; and accurately expended 10.7K munitions assets. Spearheaded Air Force Central Command munitions resupply, coordinating the arrival and download of 16 C-17 cargo aircraft containing 5K items valued at $5M; safely stored 350K pounds of net explosive weight. Performed comprehensive analysis of Air Base’s FY 2016 munitions requirement forecast; pored over 203 requirements and identified/rectified 35 shortfalls; guaranteed 407th Air Expeditionary Group’s combat capabilities.Reviewed 180 daily expenditure packages, verifying 5K database transactions; accounted for 6.7K Air Tasking Order munitions assets valued at $44M.

35Th Maintenance Squadron, Misawa Ab, Japan

Steered the inspection, maintenance, assembly, disassembly, and testing of assigned missiles as well as other PGM, associated components, training items, support equipment, and containers. Interpreted system specifications, schematics, and drawings used to troubleshoot, diagnose system malfunctions, identify fault, initiate corrective actions, execute repairs, and identify adverse trends. Key accomplishments and contributions …Led 582 missile periodic inspections, managed 7 air-to-air and air-to-ground missile systems, armed 6K training sorties and 8.5K hours flown. Orchestrated the restructure of element tool room processes and reorganized 808 tools/equipment valued at $2M, effectively increasing work center QA pass rating by 25%. Oversaw completion of AIM-9M Time Compliance Technical Order; replaced 239 defective components and returned to service 106 missiles valued at $5M.Won 2013 PACAF Explosive Safety Award for directing 1.3K flight line deliveries with zero explosive mishaps.

35Th Maintenance Squadron, Misawa Ab, Japan

Supervised warehousing of munitions stocks; maintained storage area infrastructure consisting of facilities, vehicles, and equipment to ensure mission support. Key accomplishments and contributions …Conceptualized Master Storage Plan to maximize utilization of storage capacity, control Net Explosive Weight limits, maintain explosives compatibility and storage, and preserve munitions assets. Directed section encompassing 21 employees responsible for storing $276K in training/combat munitions to support 44 F-16 aircraft; enabled execution of 7.8K combat training sorties and 15,800 flying hours. Managed $827K fleet of 16 explosive transport vehicles, including user maintenance; coordinated repairs with 35th Logistic Readiness Squadron.Kept up 66 explosive storage facilities encompassing 84K square feet that stored 5.8M pounds of net explosive weight; postured $270M stockpile for contingency operations.

1St Maintenance Squadron, Langley Afb, Va, Usa

Guided the inspection, maintenance, and service of $4.6M in non-powered Munitions Material Handling Equipment. Developed weekly, monthly, and yearly preventive maintenance schedule for 143 pieces of rolling stock. Oversaw corrosion control operations and HAZMAT disposal in compliance with local and federal environmental regulations. Key accomplishments and contributions …Supervised a staff of 14 responsible in executing periodic inspections, resulting in 82 Munitions Material Handling Equipment (MMHE) items being 97.7% fully mission capable and the incident-free delivery of 2.1K munitions assets; restructured MMHE periodic maintenance and inspection schedule; and removed 11 trailers from 365-day maintenance cycle, saving 144 man hours annually. Monitored and tracked $210K, 315-item spare parts supply program encompassing 7,000 items ordered or locally manufactured with zero MMHE assets awaiting parts. Drove maintenance of $2.9M Universal Ammunition Loading System fleet; enabled uninterrupted support of 73 Operation Noble Eagle missions over the East Coast, resulting in Group winning Outstanding Unit Award (2011).Managed $1.1M maintenance facility; coordinated 23 building upgrades and major construction projects that vastly improved quality of working conditions for 14 employees.

1St Maintenance Squadron, Hampton, Va, Usa

Tasked with scheduling and maintaining all munitions career-field-specific and ancillary training requirements for 172 staff members. Implemented Munitions Career Development Course and administered course pre-tests/study guide materials for 73 apprentice and journeyman-level personnel. Key accomplishments and contributions …Consolidated and distributed all Munitions Flight training allocations; created and implemented 307-point Master Training Plan across 13 work centers. Facilitated 45 weekly training reviews with flight leadership and provided guidance for 13 shops, ensuring timely completion of 307 training tasks. Brought current 811 flight ancillary training requirements; recorded accurate dates and integrated maintenance training data system and database, achieving 97% accuracy.Collaborated with Air Combat Command during student scheduling revamp of Air Force Combat Ammunition Center at Beale FFB, resulting in a 95% reduction in Combat Air Forces training overdues in first year.

Associate'S Degree, Munitions Systems Technology, 3.9 Gpa

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