Olivia Sandrini Email & Phone Number

Wichita Falls, Tx, Us

United States

Implemented all training and development courses related to aircraft maintenance for the US Air Force and international personnel, imparting required skills into all trainees and empowering them to successfully graduate from the institution. Offered effective support in achieving excellence in a diverse learning environment through the coordination, planning, and evaluation of the curricula and ensured attainment of a competent pool of staff. Improved the effectiveness of the academic programs by revising and updating the syllabus using real time student & end of course feedback surveys. Highlights:- Enhanced the Air Education and Training Command standards for 13 courses by closely reviewing the Aircraft Maintenance Officer pre-requisite course and successfully tracking/eliminating nine deficiencies.- Performed a comprehensive analysis on the Aircraft Maintenance Officer pre-requisite course, tracking/mitigating any deficiencies in the curriculum and upholding the Air Education and Training Command standards for all courses.

Eglin Air Force Base, Florida, United States

Led flight operations for 242 personnel, maintaining the workforce discipline and balancing their availability and skill levels with operational requirements. Delivered expert oversight and guidance concerning maintenance and management of systems and components pertaining to 18 highly modified/dynamic F-15C/E/EX & UH-1N aircraft supporting six important organizations and two flying hour programs. Conducted root cause analysis on the aircraft using maintenance data, examining negative trends, eliminating them through corrective actions, and furthering efficacy of the equipment. Highlights:- Increased worldwide US Air Force F-15 warfare capabilities and operational efficiency of 29 programs worth $12B utilizing proper management and timely provision of $1.9B aircraft/2.2K equipment items, 2 flying hour programs & weapons system testing requirements.- Led the execution of the largest F-15C/E modification program worth $5.9B, servicing the defensive systems of 10 aircraft in alliance with two agencies and extending the service life of the equipment up to the year 2040.- Oversaw the allocation and distribution of assigned fiscal year funds improving unit capabilities and quality of life for all assigned personnel.- Earned numerous quarterly and annual awards, specifically the Air Force Materiel Command’s Company Grade Maintenance Professional of the Year Award showcasing exceptional maintenance management as well as Air Force Materiel Command’s Lieutenant General Leo Marquez Award on account of demonstrating superior performance as well as exceptional job knowledge.

Ramstein Air Base, Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany

Spearheaded and instructed 39 staff members in inspecting and repairing C-5 and C-17 tanker/commercial aircraft, ensuring their safe flight and timely completion of assigned missions. Closely monitored the indicators associated with management information systems, QA, management internal control toolset, safety, and QoL procedures and accordingly implemented required actions to drive maximum readiness of the staff and aircraft fleet. Launched staff training and development initiatives, equipping them with essential skills and enabling them to effectively perform maintenance tasks. Highlights:- Assessed 24 special certification rosters, updating 1.2K maintenance/ancillary training items and expanding critical qualifications of the section by 38%.- Executed section’s ‘Leaders on the Line’ program, organizing 48 inspections, minimizing direct safety violation and unsatisfactory condition report rate by 13%, and ensuring zero aircraft mishaps in one year.- Directed the coordination and execution of C-5 full jack training, educating 10 personnel on critical assignments and raising section’s capabilities by 25%.

Ramstein Air Base, Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany

(2016 – 2017)Planned aircraft recovery, modification, fault isolation, maintenance, and operational activities, maintaining C-5 and C-17 aircraft in accordance with set requirements. Nurtured a labor force of competent professionals through the creation and application of productive training plans. Located and retrieved disabled aircraft in the US Africa, Central, and European Commands’ area of responsibility in collaboration with maintenance recovery teams. Highlights:- Diagnosed and removed gaps in the training program, scheduling and executing 12 critical qualification certificate sessions for 43 personnel and developing overall flightline maintenance capabilities by 35%.- Led the first-ever engine cowl R2 troubleshooting task, fixing the equipment in less than 12 hours, averting in-flight failure, and minimizing Operation Inherent Resolve mission delay.- Oversaw and supported 36 staff members in launching 144 quick turn actions, facilitating movement of 162 critical patients to the US, and bolstering the DoD's worldwide survival rate by 98%.- Trained and guided 33 personnel on 200+ aircraft related inspections, recognizing/removing 75 errors, enforcing flight's 96% QA pass rate, and earning six Flight of the Month Awards.

Jblm, Mcchord Field

JB Lewis McChord, McChord Field, WA (2011 – 2016)Delivered formal classroom instructions to staff members, training and educating them in applying all theory, operations, inspections, and troubleshooting procedures and efficiently servicing 52 C-17A aircraft valued at $11B. Evaluated and upgraded curriculum and lesson plans in line with Air Education and Training Command’s maintenance courses that helped strengthen personnel standards, support them in their career progression, and maintain professional competence. Highlights:- Enlightened 103 personnel with the skills of managing 310 technical assignments, 61 objectives through 3 awarding courses comprising, successfully providing certified staff members to three major commands.- Supervised training/evaluation program, identifying/mitigating 34 errors, refining 39 courses, and generating an overall improvement in the efficacy of 736 students annually.

Bachelor Of Applied Science - Basc, Education And Training, 3.62

Associate Of Science - As, Intructor Of Technology & Military Studies

Associate Of Arts And Sciences - Aas, Aviation Maintence Technology