The FTTF Course Director oversees training within the FTTF team, managing instructor assignments and ensuring instruction quality. Responsibilities include ensuring training areas and equipment are available, updating documents, and maintaining FTTF deliverables. They manage course schedules, communicate with the Contracted Training Support (CTS) Team, Boeing, and General Dynamics, and may provide CH-147F technical instruction. They oversee simulation training devices, monitor student and instructor performance, report deficiencies to the Chief Instructor (CI), and support instructor development. The Course Director must demonstrate technical expertise, policy knowledge, and professionalism, stepping in for the CI when necessary.**Vertical Accountability:** Reporting to the OC FTTF and MWO through the Chief Instructor, duties include:- Executing assigned tasks.- Reporting issues and recommending corrective actions.- Informing supervisors of concerns.- Ensuring accurate reporting via TPMS and DRMIS.- Monitoring instructor performance and course progress.- Guiding subordinates' development.**Lateral Accountability:** - Serve as a CH-147F maintenance advisor.- Maintain authorization by assisting ASO/ARO.- Update contractors on training or schedule changes.**Generic Responsibilities:** - Stay updated with policies, orders, and SOPs.- Handle administrative tasks such as student file prep, scheduling, and resource allocation.- Support FTTF Instructor Development and ensure compliance with administrative guidelines.- Secure classified materials and equipment.- Participate in QS and TP writing boards.- Contribute to courseware development per FTTF guidelines.- Review courseware changes through TPMS.- Follow the PaCE cycle, including feedback and performance assessments.- Provide feedback via PaCE.- Ensure adherence to fire, security, and safety regulations.- Assume acting Chief Instructor duties when required.

Skills/Knowledge:The role demands expertise in CH-147F 1st line maintenance, proficiency in 450 THS processes, airworthiness policies, and understanding associated responsibilities. Familiarity with CH147F aircraft systems is essential, ensuring compliance with IETP, P-Series, and WI during first-line activities.Position Description:Prepare for tasks by reviewing aircraft MRS and IETP publications, confirming tooling, parts, and AMSE availability. Perform inspections and repairs following maintenance IETPs, WIs, and safety policies. Ensure task completion by updating records in line with IETPs and P-Series. Maintain tool completeness, returning them to the Tool Crib. Set Interrupts in DRMIS, sign off on completed tasks, and communicate handovers. Oversee subordinates, report unsatisfactory performance, and lead by example.Vertical Accountabilities:ASO Junior Supervisor reports to AMO through Crew Supervisor and ASO AM SUP.Lateral Accountabilities:a. Execute assigned duties.b. Identify deficiencies, recommend rectification plans.c. Inform supervisors of occurrences affecting peers and subordinates.Generic Responsibilities:a. Serve as a technical advisor.b. Support Squadron MAP, Wing, and CF Policies.c. Safeguard classified documents and complete personnel reports.d. Ensure compliance with regulations.e. Provide counseling.f. Act as Acting ASO Crew Supervisor.g. Foster an effective environment, monitor faults.h. Forward progress reports monthly.

Assist the Unit Ops WO.

Coordinate tasking requirements varying from transport to equipment and Rations and Quarters. Manage reserve personnel tasking and training for Unit personnel.

Assist the Unit Ops WO.

Member of a team of Avionics instructors on the CH146 Griffon helicopter type course to include ANVIS 9 Night Vision Goggle 3rd line maintenance course/training.

Coordinates all technical and career training/courses for 500 series (AVN, AVS , ACS, AWS, NDT and AMSup) technicians at 450 THS. Manage access to MonitorMASS (HR program). Conduct in-process of newly posted air techs.-MITE (HRMS) All functions operator.-Validate unit position manning.-Coordinate and manage monthly maintenance training briefs.

1st line maintenance on CH146 Griffon helo. Responsible to carry out Servicing and 1st line snag rectification. Level A maintenance releaser.

1st line maintenance on CH146 Griffon helo. Responsible to carry out Servicing and 1st line snag rectification. Level A maintenance releaser as part of 430 Squadron during ROTO 7.

1st line maintenance on CH146 Griffon helo. Responsible to carry out Servicing and 1st line snag rectification. Level A maintenance releaser.

Completed Common Core training.

Freshly recruited CAF member undergoing training.

Completed 2 year Avionics systems tech training at Canadore College under the Canadian Forces Non-Commission member subsidized program (NCM-SEP).

Volunteer Firefighter for the town of Field ON attached Station 4 of West Nipissing.

Electrical training

General labourer. Wood sorter on the board way.

Maintained park grounds (Grass cutting, garbage cleanup, toilet facility cleaning...etc)

Maintained park grounds (Grass cutting, garbage cleanup, toilet facility cleaning...etc)