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Eglin Air Force Base, Florida, United States

Initiates, develops, sets specific objectives, and evaluates performances of 96 RN environmental programs to ensure compliance with pertinent governmental policies, directives, instructions, applicable laws, agreements, and criteria.Responsible for oversight and execution of environmental programs, in-house and by contract, to comply with all applicable Federal, state, and local environmental laws and policies. Executes short-term goals and priorities to support the management plan utilizing available personnel and resources.Provides advisory services on specific problems, projects, and programs. Responsible for communicating and coordinating assigned program issues with superiors, team members, higher headquarters, regulatory agencies, other installation units, community and other officials, and/or interest groups.Oversees a team of environmental professionals, including the Range O&M Contractor and other support contractors. As a senior member, the incumbent provides specific direction, work prioritization, and scheduling to execute specific environmental programs.

Eglin Air Force Base, Florida, United States

Serves an authority and consultant to 96 Test Wing, technical/analytical agencies, and government and industry representatives promoting the interchange of information on mission requirements, capabilities, deficiencies, and methodology applications. Defines problems, conducts tests, analyzes data, and briefs senior leadership of advanced analytical approaches or radically different proposed policies. Evaluates impacts of new technologies on current systems and policies and brief senior leaders on conclusions and recommendations having a major impact on top-level management plans regarding requirements definition, planning, and acquisition of major upgrades and new system capabilities for Joint Test and Training. Using the Joint Capabilities Integration and Development System (JCIDS) process, document, review, and validate test and evaluation (T&E) of state-of-the-art weapon systems. Perform a broad range of research and analysis to develop innovative and advanced approaches and/or technologies, to coordinate recommendations for substantive problems and issues resolution in for conformance with established policies and consonance with program objectives. Plan, organize, and coordinate the planning activities on high visibility projects, ensuring compliance with legal and regulatory requirements to meet Air Force and MAJCOM requirements. Develop detailed strategic planning documents for the Eglin Test and Training Complex (ETTC). Establish assumptions, measures effectiveness of approaches, and evaluates available alternatives. Using scientific inquiry, applies analytical and evaluative methods and techniques to develop mathematical models and programs employed during the acquisition life cycle of advanced weapon systems. Act as liaison between government agencies and civilian entities to ensure cohesion between range activities, DoD Policies, and enhance community partnerships.

Eglin Afb, Florida

Controls full performance level Radar Approach Control. Supports operations over 85,000 square miles of airspace to include nine restricted areas, six Military Operating Areas (MOA), and two Warning Areas. Controls en-route and terminal air traffic by means of radar and non-radar. Initiates, formulates, issues clearances, and control instructions by applying radar and non-radar procedures. Renders the best course of action to ensure safe handling of emergency aircraft and aircraft in distress. Conducts intra-facility coordination with 16 radar approach control positions and five tower positions as well as inter-facility coordination with six military and civilian agencies. Sequences and provides separation to aircraft into Jacksonville ARTCC, Pensacola, Cairns, and Tyndall approach control facilities. Controls and coordinates a myriad of complex missions to include conventional tests, special operations, and air combat training missions. Works special launch and recovery military aircraft missions into and out of 50 special use areas, two instrument training routes and four refueling tracks. Utilizes the National Airspace System (NAS), Standard Terminal Automated Replacement System (STARS), Digital Airport Surveillance Radar (DASR) and Enhanced Terminal Voice Switch (ETVS).

Eglin Afb

Controls full performance level Radar Approach Control. Supports operations over 85,000 square miles of airspace to include nine restricted areas, six Military Operating Areas (MOA), and two Warning Areas. Controls en-route and terminal air traffic by means of radar and non-radar. Initiates, formulates, issues clearances, and control instructions by applying radar and non-radar procedures. Renders the best course of action to ensure safe handling of emergency aircraft and aircraft in distress. Conducts intra-facility coordination with 16 radar approach control positions and five tower positions as well as inter-facility coordination with six military and civilian agencies. Sequences and provides separation to aircraft into Jacksonville ARTCC, Pensacola, Cairns, and Tyndall approach control facilities. Controls and coordinates a myriad of complex missions to include conventional tests, special operations, and air combat training missions. Works special launch and recovery military aircraft missions into and out of 50 special use areas, two instrument training routes and four refueling tracks. Utilizes the National Airspace System (NAS), Standard Terminal Automated Replacement System (STARS), Digital Airport Surveillance Radar (DASR) and Enhanced Terminal Voice Switch (ETVS).

Soto Cano Ab, Honduras

Managed and directed the day-to-day operations of tower air traffic control facility. Fully certified air traffic control specialist in ACC's only bilingual tower facility. Full performance level Control Tower Operator (CTO) air traffic control specialist. Has a comprehensive knowledge of appropriate air traffic control laws, rules and regulations (AFI 13-204, FAAO 7110.65, FAAO 7210.3 local OIs, LOAs and Ops Letters and regulations as appropriate and ICAO procedures). Coordinates with military and foreign civilian ATC and pilot agencies to ensure the safe, orderly and expeditious flow of air traffic. Issues control instructions and advice to pilots in the vicinity of airports and military ranges. Has the ability to act decisively under stressful situations and to maintain alertness over periods of pressure. Possesses the skills to coordinate plans/actions with pilots and other controllers. Uses excellent judgment to select and take the safest and most effective course of action from among several available choices. Arrives quickly at well reasoned solutions to complex problems, adjusts quickly to different assignments, changing conditions and workload fluctuations, remains calm and controlled during and after long periods of tension and fatigue and speaks rapidly, clearly and distinctly. Knowledgeable of approach lighting systems, issues weather instructions and understands weather phenomena and localized effects. Has the ability to research, analyze, interpret and apply air traffic rules and procedures to ensure the safe and expeditious flow of air traffic control in the IFR, VFR and SVFR conditions. Managed schedules, on-call duties and response times and procedures. Certified on the following systems and equipment; Enhanced Terminal Voice Switch (ETVS), IDS-5, FMQ-19, VORTAC and ILS Remote Status Indicators, Automated Terminal Information System (ATIS), Digital Voice Recorder System (DVRS) and Desktop PCs and similar computer devices and software.

Keesler Afb, Ms

Provided detailed instruction and counseling for 12 or more students daily. Determined student's ability to satisfactorily perform required objectives in the computerized radar simulator. Demonstrated thorough knowledge of Air Force air traffic control training programs, methods and operations. Developed effective instructional material methodologies, to include order of presentation, interaction with students, obtaining feedback and providing remediation for students in need. Recommended revision of training materials for outdated or inaccurate material, training curriculum and instructional aides such as PowerPoint slides and student handouts. Participated in complete course material development for ATC Fundamentals course through research and correction of inaccurate or outdated text and revamping training guides to have a more conducive instructional flow. Researched materials necessary to present new or revised course materials in a timely/faultless manner. Advise management of concerns with overall training requirements and the effectiveness. Functioned as subject matter expert in the development and delivery of learning programs specifically geared for individual or group application. Provide timely and effective guidance in the development of these programs. Performed competently as a speaker and instructor, demonstrating skills in interpreting complex ATC procedures in a manner easily and fully understood by trainees with no prior knowledge of the terminology or concepts of air traffic control. Conveyed facts, explained procedures, programs and requirements, and persuaded students to follow particular courses of action. Use extensive reference sources, which include Federal Aviation Administration handbooks, manuals, regulations, flight rules, charts, flight information publications, Air Force regulation, and manufacturer's operating manuals.

Grand Forks Afb, Nd

Managed facility supervision and operations, Radar Approach Control (RAPCON)/Tower, under direct authority of the Chief Controller. Maintained complete situational awareness and monitored all operations and aircraft under the control of various controllers, in 10 total positions. Conducted or ensured completion of coordination with Minneapolis Air Route Traffic Control Center, Grand Forks AFB, and the International Tower for movement of aircraft not already specified in a Letter of Agreement or operating instruction. Maintained awareness of current and forecasted weather phenomena which could affect or impact operations or require aircraft to recover earlier than planned. Managed over 20 person crew. Coordinated for relief of controllers, managed apprentice training program to ensure ATC apprentices received both simulated and live traffic training. Tracked crew personnel proficiency time, ensuring all rated personnel received required proficiency time. Directly responsible for security of facility during respective shift and also for proper opening and closing of facility, release of airspace, equipment checks, communication checks, and personnel management. Responsible for split-second decisions regarding other equipment outages which could affect the safe operation of the facility and flow of air traffic. Completed daily record of facility events and managed equipment outage verification logs. Ensured accuracy of all logs and flight progress strip security. Oversaw operation of recording equipment and backup radio equipment as well as operations checks of equipment. Enforced laws, rules, regulations and procedures of both the Air Force and Federal Aviation Administration, such as FAAO 7110.65, AFI 13-203, Code of Federal Regulations, Letters of Agreement, 319th Aerial Refueling Wing and Air Mobility Command guidance, as well as RAPCON Operating Instructions.

Dover Afb, De

Full performance level Control Tower Operator (CTO) air traffic control specialist. Has a comprehensive knowledge of appropriate air traffic control laws, rules and regulations). Coordinates with military and civilian ATC agencies to ensure the safe, orderly and expeditious flow of air traffic. Issues control instructions and advice to pilots in the vicinity of airports and military ranges. Ensures proper tower, terminal, radar and non-radar procedures and separation of aircraft and expedites their safe and efficient movement. Familiar with the location and operation of VORs, TACANs, ILSs and NDBs. Has the ability to act decisively under stressful situations and to maintain alertness over sustained periods of pressure. Possesses the skills to coordinate plans and actions with pilots and other controllers. Uses excellent judgment to select and take the safest and most effective course of action from among several available choices. Arrives quickly at solutions to complex problems, adjusts quickly to different assignments, changing conditions and workload fluctuations, remains calm and controlled during and after long periods of tension and fatigue. Knowledgeable of approach lighting systems, issues weather instructions and understands weather phenomena and localized effects. Has the ability to research, analyze, interpret and apply air traffic rules and procedures to ensure the safe and expeditious flow of air traffic control in the IFR, VFR and SVFR conditions. Possesses a valid Air Traffic Control Specialist Certificate and Certified Tower Operator Certificate. Certified on the following systems and equipment; Enhanced Terminal Voice Switch (ETVS), IDS-5, FMQ-19, VORTAC and ILS Remote Status Indicators, Flight Data Input/Output System (FDIO), Automated Terminal Information System (ATIS), Digital Voice Recorder System (DVRS) and Desktop PCs and similar computer devices and software.

Master Of Science (Ms), Aeronautical Science Human Factors

Master'S Degree, Environmental Management, 3.8

Bachelor Of Applied Science - Basc, Environmental Science, 3.8