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Analyze project requests, proposals, or engineering data to determine feasibility, productivity, cost, or production time of aerospace or aeronautical products. To include ergonomics, human interface and life cycle degradation Directly tied to my MS program at Texas A&M

Environmental Technology Team (ETT). Review and recommend changes to U.S. Army aeronautical, ground support and weapon system documents for Class I Ozone Depleting Chemicals (ODCs), and solvents designated as hazardous materials (HMs) from either the SARA Title III EPCRA Section 302 or Section 313. Research and formulate solutions, develop presentations and briefings for specific hazardous material concerns from the United States Army Active duty, National Guard, Reserves and contractor ground support, weapons and aircraft maintenance technicians and acquisition communities.

Environmental Technology Team (ETT). Review and recommend changes to U.S. Army aeronautical, ground support and weapon system documents for Class I Ozone Depleting Chemicals (ODCs), and solvents designated as hazardous materials (HMs) from either the SARA Title III EPCRA Section 302 or Section 313. Research and formulate solutions, develop presentations and briefings for specific hazardous material concerns from the United States Army Active duty, National Guard, Reserves and contractor ground support, weapons and aircraft maintenance technicians and acquisition communities.

Systems Engineer, Corrosion prevention and control instructor, providing corrosion training to United States Army Active duty, National Guard, Reserves and contractor aircraft maintenance technicians and acquisition communities. Research methods and procedures related to maximizing aircraft life through corrosion prevention, treatment and inspection. Develops graphic presentations and briefings, awareness brochures, lesson plans, material lists, exportable training packages and tailored aircraft corrosion checklists.

Tear down, re-wing, and reassembly of aircraft, hydraulic, pneumatic, fuel, Power plant and environmental systems on Naval EA-6B aircraft

Aviation Structural Mechanic Course Manager, Assistant Training Officer and Senior Instructor. Coordinating the day-to-day instruction of students through an intense eight-week program of instruction for airframe and hydraulic maintenance technicians. Managing schedules, instructor availability, certifications, resources, curriculum maintenance, students follow on assignments and mentor-ship of 67 Staff instructors and 2500 students annually. Qualified Navy Instructor and Master Training Specialist