MTC - Military Technological CollegeAeronautical Engineering Departmenthttp://www.mtc.edu.om/FOREIGN EASA PART-147 EASA.147.0096 MILITARY TECHNOLOGICAL COLLEGE (MTC) MINISTRY OF DEFENCE - OMANhttps://www.easa.europa.eu/CAR 147Public Authority for Civil Aviation (PACA) - Oman PACA/MTO/02/15http://www.paca.gov.om/ Partnership with University of Portsmouth http://www.port.ac.uk/UoP Partner Associate Lecturer HEA FellowRAeS MemberImechE MemberAircraft:Bombardier Learjet 45SEPECAT Jaguar S (O) (B)GR3ABell 205NH-90Super Lynx 300 Eurocopter AS332 Super Puma (now Airbus Helicopters H215)Engineering Basic Skills - Mechanical

Aeronautic Material Maintenance Squadron Commander Adviser for weapons and ammunition maintenance, storage and personnel qualifications accumulating with Weapons Depot and Maintenance head.•Responsible for weapons and ammunition maintenance, storage and Squadron personnel qualifications accumulating with Weapons Depot and Maintenance head. Manages and supervise all Armament people in Squadron in all roles including LOX (Aviation Liquid Oxygen) Park, as well two SP (Security Police) airmen working in Weapons Depot.•Advised Aeronautic Material Maintenance Squadron Commander and SP Squadron Commander in all issues concerned with Armaments, Equipment's and Aeronautics in maters like ammunition's and explosives storage and transportation, security and safety, maintenance procedures, management, QA/QC (Quality Assurance/Quality Control) and training. Substitute Aeronautic Material Maintenance Squadron Commander in his absence.•Technical Author (Course syllabus and OJT – On-Job Training). Designed some programs for technical training courses that were readily adopted by the entities responsible for training in the work environment of the Portuguese Air Force.•Continually sustain Aeronautic Material Maintenance Squadron logistics operations and logistics procurement and delivery to meet unanticipated needs on an immediate basis.•Maintained accountability, serviceability, and security of all supplies and equipment.-Small Arms technician.-Ammunitions and explosives storage and transportation.-Security and safety.-Security police procedures.-Supplies.-Maintenance procedures.-LOX (Aviation Liquid Oxygen) technician.-LOX GSE (Ground Support Equipment) technician.-Management.-Technical author.-QA/QC (Quality Control/Quality Assurance).-Trainer.-Supervisor.

Instructor/teacher/mentor/author KACTC/NTM-A (Kabul Air Corps Training Centre/NATO Training Mission – Afghanistan) at Pohantoon-e-Hawayee Air Force School (work within 738th Air Expeditionary Adviser Squadron at 438th Air Expeditionary Wing).•Developed various types of curriculum, in order to form in the fullness, the tech school for the Afghan Air Force, as well as a sergeants Academy, aiming to empower Afghan military.•Mentored afghan instructors and teachers in teaching methods, lessons preparation, tests elaboration, evaluation systems, lessons plans, auxiliary equipment's and computer literacy.•Worked within 738th Air Expeditionary Adviser Squadron at 438th Air Expeditionary Wing.•Advised Portuguese Air Force Deployment Commander in Joint Operations, security, force protection, communication systems and counter improvised explosive devices (C-IED) and movements in the theater.•Maintained accountability, serviceability, and security of all supplies and equipment.•Assisted Portuguese Air Force Deployment Commander in Morale, Welfare, and Recreation program and responds to the needs of the deployed Portuguese Air Force team.-Joint Operations.-Security.-Force protection.-SOP's and ROE's (Standard Operation Procedures and Rules of Engagement).-Driver.-C-IED (Counter Improvised Explosive Devices).-Counter Insurgency.-Technical author.-Technical trainer.-Mentor.

502SQEADS CASA C-295M-Maritime Surveillance.-Transport.-Life support, emergency and survival equipment technician.-LOX (Aviation Liquid Oxygen) technician.

401SQ - Reconnaissance, Maritime surveillance and Aerial photoAVIOCAR CASA C-212/100 and 300•Maritime surveillance operator performed operations of fisheries control, pollution surveillance, smuggling control, search and rescue (SAR), medical evacuation (MEDEVAC) and transport. Have conducted about 200 flight hours.•Operated in-flight cameras and maritime surveillance system (MSS).•Continually maintained and processed imagery for fish ship and other vessels data bases. Supported and executed file process elaboration as well as mission reports.•Recorded and updated fishing authorizations and other support mission data base files. Processed and executed preflight mission data process.•Maintained accountability, serviceability, and security of all supplies and equipment, and performed ground maintenance in life support and SAR equipments, and LOX and GOX (Aviation Gaseous Oxygen) systems.•Performed aircraft serviceability and change aircraft configuration in mission’s accordance.-Maritime surveillance operator - about 200 flight hours.-SAR( Search and Rescue).-Fisheries control.-Pollution surveillance.-Smuggling control.-Transport.-MEDEVAC (Medical Evacuations).-Flight, life support and survival equipment systems technician.-Flight, life support and survival equipment sector head.-GOX (Aviation Gaseous Oxygen) technician.-Aircraft configuration technician.-Maintenance.

751SQ and 711SQ - SAR SA-330S-1 PUMA Helicopter•Alert crewmember (24/365), executed day and night operations of search and rescue at land and sea, and rescue missions, support and transport of victims in shipwrecks, mountain, accidents and catastrophes. In-flight and in ground suspended load operations with helicopter in some points of difficult access in Portugal. Tactical transport of staff, material and suspended loads.Performed COMBATSAR training missions.•Coordinated and performed with flight engineer, helicopter light maintenance, serviceability and change aircraft configuration in mission’s accordance.•Maintained accountability, serviceability, and security of all supplies and equipment, and performed ground maintenance in flotation systems, anti-fire system, hydraulic hoist, cargo sling, life support and SAR equipments under winchman responsibility.•Squadron commander aid for operations and technical publication area.•Helicopters in-flight instructor for winchman, suspended load and systems operation. About 400 flight hours. Actively participated in pilots and rescue divers instruction.•Have conducted dozens of rescues, as well as hundreds of operational missions, thus giving my contribution to the greatness of both squadrons, but always bearing in mind its motto: FOR OTHERS MAY LIVE!-Winchman (helicopter hoist operator) - about 1500 flight hours.-Search and Rescue Operations (Day and Night).-Suspended Cargo Operations(Day and Night).-MEDEVAC (Medical Evacuations).-COMBATSAR (Combat Search and Rescue).-Load Master.-Transport.-Tactical Transport.-Operations.-Aircraft configuration technician.-Technical Manuals.-Suspended load systems and hydraulic hoist technician.-Flotation Sys technician-Fire protection sys technician-Hoist and cargo sling technician.-GSE (Ground Support Equipment) operator.-Helicopters in-flight instructor for winchman, suspended load and systems operation.-Maintenance.-Supervisor.-Maintenance Inspector.

Military Security Office•Served as principal advisor to the Base Commander for all matters pertaining to Security, Safety and Occupational Health program.•Actively contributed to design roosters and emergency plans for the entire Base.•Provided consultant services and coordination in planning, organizing, directing, and evaluating all security and safety issues.•Performed drugs and alcohol prevention and control.•Directed all facets of the security, and safety and occupational health program including facilities, document, information, vehicles, explosives, radiation, fire, environmental, and operational risk management.-Security, Safety and Occupational Health. -Roosters and Emergency plans. -Drugs and alcohol prevention and control.-Risk management.

Technical Trainer/Teacher at Portuguese Air Force Technical School.Aircrafts:F-16 (A and B - OCU and MLU block 50)AlphajetA-7P Corsair IIT-38T-37Fiat G-91 (R3 and R4)P-3PC-295MC-130HCASA C-212 (100 and 300)FTB-337GDromader-Helicopters:SA-330 PUMA S1EH-101AS-350 (BA, B1 and B2)Alouette III•Responsible for instruction of armaments (theoretical and practical), to all courses at technical school.-Small Arms Repair-Gunsmith•Developed, programmed, and executed courses syllabus. Designed some programs for technical training courses.•Managed instructors and teachers and elaborated class schedules and time tables.•Armaments, life support, shooting, missiles and egress systems teacher (theoretical and practical).-Air to air missiles Sidewinder AIM-9L/I technician.-Weapons Sys technician:Airborne SystemsF-16A-7PAlphajetFiat G-91 R3 & R4-Ordenace technician.-Flight, life support and survival equipment systems technician.-Egress systems technician:ACES IIMartin Baker SysESCAPACStancel-Shooting instructor.-In charge instructor of armaments (theory and practice).-Weapons and weapons sys teacher.

Ground weapons sector head.•Managed and maintained the entire sector, including shooting range and ammunitions depot.•Managed personnel and maintenance in accord with needs and programs.•Maintained accountability, serviceability, and security of all supplies and equipment.•Directed all facets of the security and safety, and supervise compliance.•Conducted audits in all sections in accord with QA/QC standards.•Provided consultant services and coordination in planning, organizing, directing, and evaluating all armaments, ammunitions, maintenance and shooting range issues. -Shooting instructor.-Small Arms repair technician.-Weapons Depot technician.-Ammunitions Depot technician.-EOD (Explosive Ordnance Disposal).-Security and Safety.-Shooting Range technician.-Management.-Logistics.-Transportation.-Supplies.-QA/QC (Quality Control/Quality Assurance).-Inspector/Auditor.-Supervisor.

EASA Part 145 - PT.145.019Freelancer in the Fire Campaigns of 2003, 2004, 2005, 2007, 2008 and 2010 as helicopters preparation technician (Ecureuil AS350B1/B-2) in the CAM (Centers of Aerial Means) of Fire Departments and National Authority for Civil Protection.Humanitarian support operations.-Field Service Engineer.-Line light maintenance.-Cargo sling technician.-Bucket technician.

Forward air control (JTAC – Joint Terminal Attack Controller) Combat Ready, performed operational missions in war theatre integrated in the NATO ISAF X and ISAF XI missions (Afghanistan 2007 and 2008). - More than 200 missions accomplished.•Based in Kabul, but operated from Forward Operating Bases and in remote locations. Qualified Combat Ready executed operational missions in war theatre. Have conducted more than 200 missions.•Managed JTAC teams in QRF (Quick Response Force) and RRF (Reserve Response Force) and its equipments and vehicles. Coordinated all mission support logistics. Coordinated missions with other ISAF JTAC teams.•Coordinated and directed operations involving CAS (Close Air Support) with ISAF aircrafts and with Portuguese ground forces and sometimes with other ISAF forces.•Planned, coordinated and control all aerial means in mission support, since CAS until COMBATSAR (Search and rescue in combat).•Served as Air Liaison Officer between JTAC teams, Portuguese contingent and ISAF Headquarters.-Communications systems (Green/Red, Have Quick and DAMA).-Radio operation.-Planning.-Operations.-Join Operations.-Operations support.-Force protection.-Close Quarter Combat.-Special Operations.-C-IED (Counter Improvised Explosive Devices).-ROVER (Remotely Operated Video Enhanced Receiver) and e-ROVER (operation and assembly).-Targeting.-INTEL.-CIMIC (Civil-Military Cooperation).-Map reading (Commun and Map Data Systems).-EW (Electronic Warfare).-Ordenance.-EOD (Explosive Ordnance Disposal).-COMBATSAR (Combat Search and Rescue).-Weaons, CNRB, gear and survival equipment.-SOP's, SPIN's and ROE's (Standard Operation Procedures, Special Instructions and Rules of Engagement).-Security.-Supervisor.-Trainer.

Monitor of armament, egress, flight, life support and survival equipment systems.•Assisted instructors and teachers of armaments courses in classroom preparation, lessons preparations and maintain all support materials and equipments.•Helped instructors and teachers in classroom management mainly in practical lessons.-Classroom preparation, lessons preparations and maintain all support materials and equipments.-Classroom management.